Johan Reinhard, an Explorer-in-Residence at the National Geographic Society, is a high-altitude archaeologist. Johan recovered the Ice Maiden, an Inca mummy on Peru's Mount Ampato, a discovery chosen by Time magazine as one of the world's ten most important of 1995. His expeditions in the Andes led to the discovery of 14 more Inca human sacrifices on five mountains higher than 18,000 feet. Johan also has extensive anthropological experience in Asia.