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This research page compiles known data associated with calibrated C-14 dates; either as published or as calculated for this website using the CALIB 4.4 (or 5.0.2 as noted) program. (see http://www.calib.org ) *

INDEX:
NORTH COAST	NORTH HIGHLANDS	CENTRAL COAST	CENTRAL HIGHLANDS
			Huarpa settlements Conchopata
SOUTH COAST	SOUTHWEST HIGHLANDS	SOUTHEAST HIGHLANDS	ALTIPLANO
		Pikillacta Pukacancha Tankarpata Peqokaypata	Chucaripupata Kirawi Lukurmata Misiton I Misiton II Iwawi Akapana Akapana East 1M Akapana East 1 Putuni
FAR SOUTH COAST	FAR SOUTH HIGHLANDS
Moquegua Caserones

CENTRAL HIGHLANDS GX-4048    B.P. 1713 ±120     Huari, northwest corner     DATA DESCRIPTION:        Five levels of Huarpa refuse was discovered from an exposed road cut to the southwest of Capilla Pata        structure. Sample came from an ash lens in the middle of the third level. Levels 1 and 2 above contained        ceramics that are stylistically consistent with those of the third level.        Earliest dated Huarpa ceramics. No evidence of coastal Nasca contact.     CALIB 7.1.0 RESULTS:                                            ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: AN EARLY INTERMEDIATE PERIOD DEPOSIT OF HUARPA STYLE CERAMICS FROM THE SITE OF HUARI, DEPARTMENT OF AYACUCHO, PER⁄ B-133539    B.P. 1550 ± 40     Ketteman 2002:31-32, Table 5.     DATA DESCRIPTION: Conchopata, Huarpa burial        From undisturbed, sealed Huarpa burial below EA100 as organic sediment        attached to body. See Ketteman 2002:Fig.17 for illustration of two Huarpa        cup vessels associated with burial. These cups are not typical black-on-white;        one displays the later, chevron band design and the other is more like the white        Cruz Pata vessel shape with the rim top, loop handle; probably date prior to Epoch 1A.     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 538 - 622                    = 1.000             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 434 - 491                    = 0.140                                         cal A.D. = 508 - 519                    = 0.018                                         cal A.D. = 527 - 647                    = 0.841    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-133543    B.P. 1420 ± 90     Ketteman 2002:34     DATA DESCRIPTION: Conchopata        Charcoal samples from below the floor of Unit EA2 and therefore predates the construction        of this room. From a secondary fill to level the surface. No illustrated ceramics.        The room EA2 may date to anytime after 600 ad     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 596 - 732                    = 0.817                                         cal A.D. = 735 - 772                    = 0.183             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 443 - 451                    = 0.004                                         cal A.D. = 462 - 484                    = 0.011                                         cal A.D. = 532 - 888                    = 0.985    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-122695    B.P. 1280 ± 70     Isbell 2000:Fig.28; Ketteman 2002:31     DATA DESCRIPTION: Conchopata        Sample from below floor in room (Unit EA124) about 10 m and 5 units to the east of        Unit EA72, D-shaped structure excavated by Ochatoma and Cabrera (2002:Figs.8.6-11 (1997/98))        A secondary fill from subfloor stratum that predates construction of Unit 124 (Ketteman 2002:31)        The room may date to anytime after 550 ad     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 694- 701                    = 0.036                                         cal A.D. = 707- 748                    = 0.240                                         cal A.D. = 765- 884                    = 0.725             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 664 - 903                    = 0.910                                         cal A.D. = 915- 968                    = 0.090    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-146400    B.P. 1380 ± 40     Isbell 2000:Fig.28; Ketteman 2002:44-46     DATA DESCRIPTION: Conchopata        Unit EA6, under red clay floor. Wood charcoal within fill containing ceramic sherds.        Associated with Pacheco style sherds (Isbell 2000: Fig.29-30; Bennett 1963[1944]:Fig.13a)        and sherds from urns with the "Boat Warrior" icons (Isbell 2000: Fig.26 (2000D); Ochatoma and        Cabrera 2000: Fig.8.5). Secondary fill deposit, possibly to level surface prior to room construction        and therefore predates room but does not date ceramics in fill (Ketteman 2002:44).        Since the general range is 650 - 750 ad, the floor construction can date anytime after 650 ad     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 655 - 708                    = 0.774                                         cal A.D. = 747 - 765                    = 0.226             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 641 - 777                    = 1.000    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-146401    B.P. 1300 ± 40     Ketteman 2002:46-47     DATA DESCRIPTION: Conchopata        Wood charcoal sample from ash deposit in Unit EA106 that covers fancy decorated sherds        from pits and may document a ceramic firing event or the sherds were deposited before        the ash layer was created and were broken by the fire event (Ketteman 2002:46-47).        No illustrated ceramics.     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 688 - 782                    = 0.764                                         cal A.D. = 789 - 812                    = 0.167                                         cal A.D. = 846 - 856                    = 0.069             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 677 - 881                    = 1.000    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-146403    B.P. 1300 ± 70     Ketteman 2002:48-50     DATA DESCRIPTION: Conchopata        Sample of charcoal pieces from a construction event under Unit EA93 (beneath the floor)        and predates the construction. Earlier walls do not follow the orientation of EA93 walls.        Sample from a secondary deposit of trash above the floors of the earlier structure and probably        postdates the occupation of the earlier structure. (Ketteman 2002:48-49)        No illustrated artifacts. The room EA93 may date anytime after 650 ad     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 686 - 827                    = 0.858                                         cal A.D. = 839 - 864                    = 0.142             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 655 - 900                    = 0.950                                         cal A.D. = 918 - 954                    = 0.046                                         cal A.D. = 957 - 961                    = 0.004    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-146402    B.P. 1270 ± 70     Ketteman 2002:47-48     DATA DESCRIPTION: Conchopata        Sample of several charcoal pieces from a construction event under Unit EA79 and predates        the construction. (Ketteman 2002:47-48).        No illustrated artifacts. The room EA79 may date to anytime after 700 ad     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 694 - 699                    = 0.023                                         cal A.D. = 707 - 748                    = 0.210                                         cal A.D. = 765 - 890                    = 0.767             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 669 - 905                    = 0.883                                         cal A.D. = 912 - 971                    = 0.117    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-133546    B.P. 1270 ± 70     Isbell 2000:Fig.28; Isbell and Cook 2002:264-268; Ketteman 2002:37-38     DATA DESCRIPTION: Conchopata        Unit EA100, D-shaped or circular structure. Large offering deposited in a pit that was disturbed        by later destruction of the unit's wall in southeast area. Carbon sample from deepest stratum        and may date pottery since offering vessels were mostly complete and represent primary        deposition. Associated with large urns with bodiless, human profile heads.        (Isbell and Cook 2002:Figs. 9.13-15 (1999B). This reference incorrectly published the date with ± 60        (Ketteman, personal communication, 2/23/2006)). Ketteman questions whether or not this sample from an        ash deposit touching the ceramic deposit can be associated directly with the ofrenda or may        predate it. (Ketteman 2002:37-38).        Since the stratigraphic association is not explicit, then the sample does not date the pottery.     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 694 - 699                    = 0.023                                         cal A.D. = 707 - 748                    = 0.210                                         cal A.D. = 765 - 890                    = 0.767             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 669 - 905                    = 0.883                                         cal A.D. = 912 - 971                    = 0.117    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-146399    B.P. 1270 ± 40     Isbell 2000:Fig.28; Ketteman 2002:44     DATA DESCRIPTION: Conchopata        Unit EA104T1, in a pit with 27 oversized face-necked jars (Isbell & Cook 2002:Figs. 9.18-19 (2000B))        of the fancy Chakipampa style probably middle Epoch 1B.        This wood charcoal was deposited at same time as ceramics but is a secondary deposit        of unknown origin and not a primary deposit of the pit. The sample does not date        the "offering" ceramics.     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 730 - 736                    = 0.040                                         cal A.D. = 772 - 882                    = 0.960             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 685 - 895                    = 0.987                                         cal A.D. = 926 - 935                    = 0.013    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-133550    B.P. 1250 ± 60     Isbell 2000:Fig.28; Ketteman 2002:41-42     DATA DESCRIPTION: Conchopata        Unit EA36, surface of the room associated with oversized face-neck jar (Isbell & Cook 2002:Fig. 9.17        (1999C)). Epoch 2 Viñaque avian head motif on jar (see Bennett 1953:Plate 6E; Menzel 1964:ftnt. 236).        Charcoal sample is from secondary context and mixed with ceramic ofrenda; therefore no clear        stratigraphic association and does not date the pottery (Ketteman 2002:42).        (Note: this date was published incorrectly in        Ketteman 2002:64 Table 5 as 1230 ± 60 (Ketteman, personal communication, 2/23/2006)).     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 722 - 740                    = 0.082                                         cal A.D. = 770 - 896                    = 0.854                                         cal A.D. = 924 - 938                    = 0.063             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 687 - 973                    = 1.000    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-133542    B.P. 1210 ± 60     Ketteman 2002:33-34     DATA DESCRIPTION: Conchopata        Ketteman combines this sample with B133541 for interpretation.        Completely burned branches from pits in Unit EA33, D-shaped structure        that date the termination of occupation before unit was buried by 1 m        of secondary deposits. Most branches found unbroken and therefore date        to last use of room prior to burial and construction of rectangular units above.        Rooms above may date anytime after 800 ad     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 782 - 790                    = 0.048                                         cal A.D. = 810 - 903                    = 0.597                                         cal A.D. = 915 - 969                    = 0.355             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 694 - 701                    = 0.006                                         cal A.D. = 707 - 748                    = 0.054                                         cal A.D. = 765 - 994                    = 0.940    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-146398    B.P. 1170 ± 60     Isbell 2000:Fig.28; Ketteman 2002:43     DATA DESCRIPTION: Conchopata        Unit EA98, on floor of large patio associated with an almost complete oversized urn (Isbell & Cook 2002:Fig.9.22        (2001A)). Due to stylistic similarities, oversized urns from Unit EA78 are probably contemporary (Isbell & Cook        2002:Fig.9.20). Charcoal sample from burned roof collapse and predates the placement of urn in room and age of        wood may slightly predate room construction. Due to poor preservation of wood in highlands, the carbon date        should represent the age of the wood soon after being cut and then preserved by roof construction of the room        and then preserved by carbonization and burial under roof debris (Ketteman 2002:33, ftnt. 2).        Also urn could have been made earlier before placement in room.     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 833 - 835                    = 0.008                                         cal A.D. = 868 - 994                    = 0.992             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 775 - 1024                  = 1.000    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-133541    B.P. 1180 ± 60     Ketteman 2002:33-34     DATA DESCRIPTION: Conchopata        Ketteman combines this sample with B133542 for interpretation.        Completely burned branches from pits in Unit EA33, D-shaped structure        that date the termination of occupation before unit was buried by 1 m        of secondary deposits. Most branches found unbroken and therefore date        to last use of room prior to its burial and construction of rectangular units above.        Rooms above may date anytime after 800 ad     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 784 - 786                    = 0.009                                         cal A.D. = 828 - 838                    = 0.042                                         cal A.D. = 865 - 989                    = 0.949             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 732 - 735                    = 0.002                                         cal A.D. = 772 - 1023                  = 0.998    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-133544    B.P. 1100 ± 60     Isbell 2000:Fig.28; Ketteman 2002:34-36     DATA DESCRIPTION: Conchopata        Unit EA4 and EA2 with sherds scattered across surfaces of both rooms (Isbell & Cook 2002:Figs.9.9-12)        Representative of Tello (1942) ofrenda style considered by Menzel as Epoch 1A, but by        Knobloch as late Epoch 1B or early Epoch 2.        This charcoal sample came from pit in floor covered by the offering pottery. It postdates        the construction of EA2 and 4, "most likely associated with their abandonment" and        either predates or is contemporary with the offering pottery (Ketteman 2002:35-36).        However, as a secondary deposit the charcoal could be older than room; therefore,        the sample can not be used to date the room or the pottery.     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 897 - 923                    = 0.178                                         cal A.D. = 940 - 1034                    = 0.822             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 875 - 1151                    = 1.000    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-133547    B.P. 1040 ± 60     Ketteman 2002:38-39     DATA DESCRIPTION: Conchopata        Sample of twisted plant material made for burial's mummy bindings.        Disturbed cist tomb in Unit EA38B. No illustrated ceramics from burial.        The burial dates to anytime after 950 ad     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 992 - 1049                  = 0.488                                         cal A.D. = 1080 - 1143               = 0.512             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 899 - 919                    = 0.023                                         cal A.D. = 953 - 956                  = 0.002                                         cal A.D. = 961 - 1184                 = 0.975    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-133545    B.P. 1030 ± 50     Ketteman 2002:36-37     DATA DESCRIPTION: Conchopata        Carbon sample of small burned twigs from a poorly defined floor in Unit EA61.        Associated with trash left on floor in a secondary context and may date        the abandonment of the room; perhaps roof collapse debris (Ketteman 2002:36-37).        Associated with oversize urn fragments, no illustrations except in situ photo (IBID:Fig. 16).        This secondary deposit can not date the room.     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 999 - 1002                    = 0.014                                         cal A.D. = 1016 - 1050                  = 0.352                                         cal A.D. = 1079 - 1145                  = 0.634             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 984 - 1176                    = 1.000    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-133548    B.P. 1120 ± 60     Ketteman 2002:39-40     DATA DESCRIPTION: Conchopata        Vegetable sample from intact, flexed burial (1999:#9) beneath the floor of Unit EA31 ("Mortuary Complex"), that        showed reuse due to a disturbed pile of bones from earlier burial (s). Ketteman further        suggests that the sample dates the associated burial but only 'possibly' dates use of room above and        pottery found in burial (that may be from earlier burial event). No illustrated ceramics.        The room EA31 dates to anytime after A.D.1050. (Note: this date was published incorrectly in        Ketteman 2002:64 Table 5 as 980 ± 50 (Ketteman, personal communication, 2/23/2006)).     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 896 - 923                    = 0.228                                         cal A.D. = 939 - 1023                 = 0.772             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 782 - 789                  = 0.005                                         cal A.D. = 811 - 847                  = 0.031                                         cal A.D. = 856 - 1048                 = 0.899                                         cal A.D. = 1082 - 1140               = 0.065    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A

SOUTHEAST HIGHLANDS B-43230    B.P. 1150 ± 80     McEwan 1991:111-112; Glowacki 2005:Table 7.1     DATA DESCRIPTION: Pikillacta        Sector 2, Unit 36, architectural carbon sample associated with plaster floor.        Associated with Wari style ceramics, not illustrated.     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 784 - 786                    = 0.003                                         cal A.D. = 829 - 838               = 0.031                                         cal A.D. = 865 - 1024              = 0.966             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 715 - 744                 = 0.021                                         cal A.D. = 768 - 1049              = 0.924                                         cal A.D. = 1080 - 1143            = 0.055    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-43231    B.P. 1290 ± 60     McEwan 1991:111-112; Glowacki 2005:Table 7.1     DATA DESCRIPTION: Pikillacta        Sector 2, Unit 43A3, architectural carbon sample from lintel of in situ doorway.        Associated with Wari style ceramics, not illustrated.     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 694 - 702                    = 0.053                                         cal A.D. = 706 - 748               = 0.279                                         cal A.D. = 764 - 869               = 0.668             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 662 - 898                 = 0.967                                         cal A.D. = 920 - 945               = 0.033    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-43232    B.P. 1180 ± 60     McEwan 1991:111-112; Glowacki 2005:Table 7.1     DATA DESCRIPTION: Pikillacta        Sector 2, Unit 37B2, architectural carbon sample of burned upper floor support.        Associated with Wari style ceramics, not illustrated.     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 784 - 786                    = 0.009                                         cal A.D. = 828 - 838               = 0.042                                         cal A.D. = 865 - 989               = 0.949             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 732 - 735                 = 0.002                                         cal A.D. = 772 - 1023               = 0.998    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-43233    B.P. 1060 ± 50     McEwan 1991:111-112; Glowacki 2005:Table 7.1     DATA DESCRIPTION: Pikillacta        Sector 2, Unit 43A3, architectural carbon sample of burned upper floor support.     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 986 - 1046                    = 0.694                                         cal A.D. = 1085 - 1111               = 0.202                                         cal A.D. = 1117 - 131               = 0.104             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 899 - 919                 = 0.034                                         cal A.D. = 952 - 955               = 0.004                                         cal A.D. = 961 - 1155               = 0.962    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A B-43234    B.P. 1330 ± 60     McEwan 1991:111-112; Glowacki 2005:Table 7.1     DATA DESCRIPTION: Pikillacta        Sector 2, Unit 37B2, architectural carbon sample from upper floor support on floor below.        Associated with Wari style ceramics, not illustrated.     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 665 - 780                    = 0.926                                         cal A.D. = 792 - 805               = 0.074             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 653 - 886                 = 1.000    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A TX-3996    B.P. 1100 ± 60     McEwan 1991:111-112; Glowacki 2005:Table 7.1     DATA DESCRIPTION: Pikillacta        Sector 4, Unit 12, braided vine (Pispita) for interior wall construction. (Same vine as Tx-4247)     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 897 - 923                    = 0.178                                         cal A.D. = 940 - 1034                  = 0.822             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 875 - 1151                  = 1.000    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A Tx-4247    B.P. 1140 ± 60     McEwan 1991:111-112; Glowacki 2005:Table 7.1     DATA DESCRIPTION: Pikillacta        Sector 4, Unit 12, braided vine (Pispita) for interior wall construction. (Same vine as Tx-3996)     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 894 - 997                    = 0.920                                         cal A.D. = 1005 - 1016               = 0.080             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 778 - 1042                 = 0.996                                         cal A.D. = 1092 - 1099               = 0.004    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A Tx-4750    B.P. 1350 ± 60     McEwan 1991:111-112; Glowacki 2005:Table 7.1     DATA DESCRIPTION: Pikillacta        Canchon 2, carbon from midden in Unit 19, lowest levels. Associated with Ocros style ceramics.     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 661 - 775                    = 1.000             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 646 - 880                 = 1.000    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: McEwan 1991:Figure 30 Tx-4751    B.P. 1430 ± 90     McEwan 1991:111-112; Glowacki 2005:Table 7.1     DATA DESCRIPTION: Pikillacta        Sector 2, Unit 16 B-D, structure 12-2A, carbon on plaster floor.     CALIB 5.0.2 RESULTS:                                         PLOT GRAPH         % area enclosed:                                relative area under probability distribution             68.3 (1 sigma)    cal A.D. = 577 - 721                    = 0.863                                         cal A.D. = 741 - 770               = 0.137             95.4 (2 sigma)    cal A.D. = 440 - 485                 = 0.028                                         cal A.D. = 532 - 882               = 0.972    ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A BACK TO TOP Pukacancha C-14 CHART AA-34934         Bauer and Jones 2003:8-9     DATA DESCRIPTION: Pukacancha         Unit 1, lowest level of trash pit. Wood carbon sample.         Associated with bichrome Qotakalli ceramics. (no illust.)     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A AA-34935         Bauer and Jones 2003:8-9 (Fig.11)     DATA DESCRIPTION: Pukacancha         Unit 2, beneath Inca floor. Wood carbon         Associated with Arahuay and Wari Huamanga ceramics.     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: Fig. 11 AA-34937         Bauer and Jones 2003:8-9     DATA DESCRIPTION: Pukacancha         Unit 6, abandonment of site. Ash & carbon lens below Inca floor.         Associated with Arahuay and Qotakalli ceramics. (no illust.)     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A AA-39791         Bauer and Jones 2003:8-9     DATA DESCRIPTION: Pukacancha         Unit 1, deposit. Wood carbon.         Associated with black-on-cream Qotakalli and Arahuay ceramics.     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A AA-39793         Bauer and Jones 2003:8-9 (Fig. 10)     DATA DESCRIPTION: Pukacancha         Unit 1, one of the levels. Wood carbon.         Associated with black-on-cream Qotakalli, Arahuay and Incised Black Ware ceramics.     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A Tankarpata C-14 CHART AA-34938         Bauer and Jones 2003:10 (Fig. 15)     DATA DESCRIPTION: Tankarpata         Unit 13, shallow pit. Wood carbon.         Associated with Arahuay, Wari ViÒaque, Qotakalli ceramics     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: Fig. 15 AA-34939         Bauer and Jones 2003:10     DATA DESCRIPTION: Tankarpata         Unit 4, disturbed area.     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A AA-34941         Bauer and Jones 2003:10     DATA DESCRIPTION: Tankarpata         Unit 4, disturbed area.     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A AA-39785         Bauer and Jones 2003:10     DATA DESCRIPTION: Tankarpata         Unit 4, approx. 75 cm depth. Wood carbon.         Associated with pure Qotakalli black-on -cream and black-and-red-on-cream ceramics.     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A AA-39786         Bauer and Jones 2003:10 (Figs. 13 and 14)     DATA DESCRIPTION: Tankarpata         Unit 3, shallow pit. Wood carbon.         Associated with Arahuay and black-on-cream Qotakalli ceramics     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: Figs. 13 and 14 BACK TO TOP AA-39787         Bauer and Jones 2003:10     DATA DESCRIPTION: Tankarpata         Unit 4, near bottom, approx. 1.4 m depth. Wood carbon.         Associated with pure Qotakalli black-on -cream and black-and-red-on-cream ceramics.     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A AA-39788         Bauer and Jones 2003:10     DATA DESCRIPTION: Tankarpata         Unit 2, floor level. Wood carbon.         Associated with Arahuay ceramics.     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A AA-39789         Bauer and Jones 2003:10     DATA DESCRIPTION: Tankarpata         Unit 7, trash pit. Lower level bone.         Associated with black-on-cream Qotakalli ceramics.     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A AA-39790         Bauer and Jones 2003:10     DATA DESCRIPTION: Tankarpata         Unit 7, trash pit. Higher level bone.         Associated with black-on-cream Qotakalli ceramics.     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A Peqokaypata C-14 CHART AA-34931         Bauer and Jones 2003:12-13     DATA DESCRIPTION: Peqokaypata         Unit 7 pit intrusion in Chanapata-derived-bearing deposits. Wood carbon.         Unknown, transitional style ceramics to mark beginning of the Early Intermediate Period occupation.     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A AA-39781         Bauer and Jones 2003:12-13     DATA DESCRIPTION: Peqokaypata         Unit 12, second phase occupation. Wood carbon.         Associated with Qotakalli ceramics.     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A AA-39783         Bauer and Jones 2003:12-13     DATA DESCRIPTION: Peqokaypata         Unit 12, second phase occupation. Wood carbon.         Associated with Qotakalli ceramics.     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A AA-39784         Bauer and Jones 2003:12-13     DATA DESCRIPTION: Peqokaypata         Unit 12, surface of a platform. Wood carbon.         Associated with incised incensario sherds, Qotakalli and Muyu Orco ceramics.     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A         McEwan 1991:111-112     DATA DESCRIPTION: Pikillacta         Unit 19, lowest levels. Carbon.     CALIB RESULTS N/A     ARTIFACT ASSOCIATION: N/A BACK TO TOP

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