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Environmental Variation, Agriculture, and Settlement Processes in Coastal Ecuador (3300-1500 B.C.)

Damp, Jonathan E.·1984·Current Anthropology
DOI 10.1086/203087
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  • El inicio de la ocupación Valdivia en el área de estudio puede reconsiderarse en su fase II (3300-2800 B.C.).

    “Una reevaluación del material y nuevos descubrimientos permiten reconsiderar el inicio de la ocupación Valdivia en su fase II (3300-2800 B.C.; Zeidler, 2003) y confirmar las aseveraciones de J. Damp (1984).”

    From Entre mar y tierra: desarrollo dual de las poblaciones prehispánicas del manabí meridional, ecuador (2010) · cites this paper as J. Damp (1984)

  • J. Damp (1984) highlighted the surprising density of Valdivia settlements in the Blanco river valley, related by this author to climatic and environmental conditions that allowed the practice of agriculture in a humid tropical environment.

    “J. Damp (1984) destacó la sorprendente densidad de asentamientos Valdivia en el valle del río Blanco relacionada, por este autor, a las condiciones climáticas y medio ambientales que autorizaban la práctica de una agricultura en medio tropical húmedo.”

    From Entre mar y tierra: desarrollo dual de las poblaciones prehispánicas del manabí meridional, ecuador (2010) · cites this paper as Damp, 1984

  • Archaeologists have documented and excavated Manteño sites with stone foundations present on the surface along the spine of the Chongón-Colonche, including in the cloud forests of Bola de Oro and the semi-humid and dry forests of Hojas-Jaboncillo.

    “Archaeologists have documented and excavated Manteño sites with stone foundations present on the surface along the spine of the Chongón-Colonche, including in the cloud forests of the Bola de Oro Mountain in southern Manabí (Constantine 2006;Damp 1984;Garzón-Oechsle 2018;Garzón-Oechsle et al. 2020;Graber 2010Graber , 2016;;Martínez 2019) and the semi-humid and dry forests of the hills Hojas-Jabonc”

    From In between the sites: understanding late holocene manteño agricultural contexts in the chongón-colonche mountains of coastal ecuador through UAV-lidar and excavation (2025) · cites this paper as Damp 1984

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Authors
Damp, J. E.
Venue
Current Anthropology
Publisher
University of Chicago Press
Published
1984-02
Volume
25
Issue
1
Pages
106-111
ISSN
  • 0011-3204
  • 1537-5382
DOI
10.1086/203087
Cited by
19
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Language
en

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