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Contribution to the Topography of the Late Third Intermediate Period Necropolis at Thebes

, 2009
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Botanical Remains from Pancan, Peru: Changes and Continuity in Late Early Intermediate, the Middle Horizon and Early Late Intermediate Periods

, 1988
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The End of Ayawiri: Abandonment at an Andean Hillfort Town of the Late Intermediate Period

Journal of Field Archaeology, 2017
ABSTRACTAs the south-central Andes came under Inca control, many hillfort towns and villages were abandoned in favor of low-lying, non-defensive settlements. Recent investigation at Ayawiri (Machu Llaqta), a fortified hilltop town in the Titicaca Basin of southern Peru, sheds light on how such sites met their end.
Elizabeth Arkush
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Late Intermediate Period Funerary Traditions, Population Aggregation, and the Ayllu in the Sihuas Valley, Peru

Latin American Antiquity, 2021
The Late Intermediate period in the south-central Andes is known for the widespread use of open sepulchres called chullpas by descent-based ayllus to claim rights to resources and express idealized notions of how society should be organized. Chullpas, however, were rarer on the coast, with the dead often buried individually in closed tombs.
Justin Jennings, Willy Yépez Álvarez, Stefanie L. Bautista, Beth K. Scaffidi, Tiffiny A. Tung, Aleksa K. Alaica, Stephen Berquist, Luis Manuel González La Rosa, Branden Rizzuto   +8 more
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Exploring physical activity in Central Chile during the Early Ceramic Period and Late Intermediate Period (200–1450 CE)

American Journal of Biological Anthropology, 2021
AbstractObjectivesWe explore physical activity in early farming societies of Central Chile during the Early Ceramic and Late Intermediate Periods (200–1450 CE), a time of technological changes and intensification of food production. The existence of differences in entheseal changes (EC) between females and males is evaluated in two periods with ...
Violeta Abarca‐Labra, María‐José Herrera‐Soto, Sandra Flores‐Alvarado, Carolina Ulloa‐Velásquez, Constanza Urrutia‐Álvarez, Fernanda Falabella‐Gellona, Lorena Sanhueza‐Riquelme   +6 more
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Settlement Organization and Architecture in Late Intermediate Period Chachapoyas, Northeastern Peru

Latin American Antiquity, 2015
Chachapoya societies that lived on the forested eastern slopes of the Andes in northern Peru between A.D. 1000 and 1450 remain largely absent from broader narratives of the Andean Late Intermediate period (LIP). This paper argues that environmentally deterministic frameworks and lingering Inka biases have led scholars to problematically isolate ...
A. Guengerich
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PUMAMARCA; A LATE INTERMEDIATE PERIOD SITE NEAR OLLANTAYTAMBO

Ñawpa Pacha, 1980
The architectural remains at the site of Pumamarca (Department of Cuzco, Pera) represent a style not identical to any style discussed in the literature hut most similar to Late Intermediate Period styles described by Kendall (1976). Comparison with Kendall's data suggests that Pumamarca belongs to the period immediately preceding the Inca Empire and ...
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Local Elites and the Reformation of Late Intermediate Period Sociopolitical and Economic Organization in Nasca, Peru

Latin American Antiquity, 2003
AbstractThe Late Intermediate Period (A.D. 1000–1476) was a time between empires in the Andes when many regional groups reorganized and gained power. In the Nasca drainage this period has often been misrepresented, in part due to a focus on earlier cultural developments that were considerably different.
Christina A. Conlee
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Prehispanic Warfare during the Early Horizon and Late Intermediate Period in the Huaura Valley, Perú

Current Anthropology, 2009
Discussions of prehispanic warfare entail treatment of the relationship between ritual and war, and inform on interpretations of indigenous fortifications. Ten radiocarbon dates from recent excavations at the fortress of Acaray in the Huaura Valley, Peru, confirm the site was used during two periods: the Early Horizon (ca.
Margaret Brown Vega
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