Transitional Paiján Architecture and Space
The low frequency and often unique topographic setting of small circular stone ring structures of the late Paiján phase (ca. 11,200-9800 cal BP) necessitate a reconsideration of their nature and meaning at sites in several north coast valleys of Perú. It was previosly thought that they were exclusiv...
| Autor Principal: | Dillehay, Tom D. |
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú
2014
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http://revistas.pucp.edu.pe/index.php/boletindearqueologia/article/view/9081/9491 |
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The low frequency and often unique topographic setting of small circular stone ring structures of the late Paiján phase (ca. 11,200-9800 cal BP) necessitate a reconsideration of their nature and meaning at sites in several north coast valleys of Perú. It was previosly thought that they were exclusively domestic in function; however, it is now hypothesized that some may be multifunctional, including ritual activities. |
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