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Los petroglifos en la costa norte de Tacna: los complejos de Punta Picata e Ite
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The long-term trajectory of agriculture in Sama was shaped by the river's salinity, which hindered the expansion of grape and olive production that otherwise shaped the postconquest economies of the neighboring Locumba, Moquegua, and Azapa Valleys.
“The long-term trajectory of agriculture in Sama was also shaped by the river's salinity (Álvarez 2014), which hindered the expansion of (the) grape and olive production that otherwise shaped the postconquest economies of the neighboring Locumba, Moquegua, and Azapa Valleys (Henríquez 2003;Rice 2011).”
From Entre los ríos: inter-valley mobility on the far southern coast of Peru (ad 1000-1930) (2023) · cites this paper as Álvarez 2014
Higher salinity and higher water availability affected agricultural potential in the middle and lower Sama valley in comparison with the Locumba and Caplina valleys.
“the higher salinity and higher water availability that affected agricultural potential in the middle and lower Sama valley in comparison with the Locumba and Caplina valleys”
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Levels of salinity often differ substantially across neighboring drainages.
“While levels of salinity often differ substantially across neighboring drainages (Álvarez 2014)”
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- Covey, A. (2000). Inka administration of the far south coast of Perú. Latin American Antiquity 11(2): 119-138.
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- Authors
- Umire Álvarez, A.
- Venue
- Investigaciones Sociales
- Published
- 2014-06-11
- Volume
- 16
- Issue
- 28
- Pages
- 389-395
- ISSN
- 1818-4758
- 1560-9073
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- 0
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