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Constanza Ceruti is a high altitude archaeologist who studies the anthropology of sacred mountains. She is a Professor at the Catholic University of Salta, the Director of its Institute of High Mountain Research, and a Research Scholar at the National Council for Scientific Research in Argentina (CONICET). She is the youngest member of the National Academy of Sciences in Buenos Aires (ANCBA). She graduated with a Gold Medal from UBA and got her Ph.D. at UN Cuyo. She has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate at the Moravian College and she is an Emerging Explorer of the National Geographic Society and a Distinguished Lecturer in Anthropology at University of West Georgia. She has received numerous international awards, including the Gold Medal of the Society of Woman Geographers. MORE
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