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Archaeological survey in the Juli-Desaguadero region of Lake Titicaca Basin, Southern Peru / Charles Stanish, et al.

Stanish, Charles, Calisaya Chuquimia, Percy, Chavez Justo, Cecilia, de la Vega M., Edmundo, Field Museum of Natural History., Lawrence Frye, Kirk, Onofre Mamani, Luperio, Seddon, Matthew T., Steadman, Lee·1997
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  • Pukaras are densely concentrated in places such as the Lake Titicaca Basin and the Colca Valley where previous field surveys had documented defensive settlement patterns.

    “Pukaras are densely concentrated in places such as the Lake Titicaca Basin and the Colca Valley where previous field surveys had documented defensive settlement patterns (Hyslop 1976;Stanish et al. 1997;Frye & de la Vega 2005;Arkush 2011;Neira Avendaño 2011[1961]; Wernke 2013; Kohut 2016), but our satellite survey also found substantial concentrations of pukaras in many other parts of the south-”

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Stanish, C., Calisaya Chuquimia, P., Chavez Justo, C., de la Vega M., E., History., F. M. O. N., Lawrence Frye, K., Onofre Mamani, L., Seddon, M. T., & Steadman, L.
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