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Arqueologia de la Cuenca del Qaracha, Ayacucho, Peru

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2018ED-XRF analysis of obsidian artifacts from Yanawilka, a settlement of transplanted laborers (mitmaqkuna), and implications for Inca imperialism10 cited

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