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Pre-Columbian Mound Complexes in the Upano River Valley, Lowland Ecuador
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The humid montane forests contain some areas of high settlement density, i.e. the mound settlements of the Upano valley, Ecuador.
“but the humid montane forests contain some areas of high settlement density, i.e. the mound settlements of the Upano valley, Ecuador [31,32].”
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- Salazar, E.
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- The Handbook of South American Archaeology
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