The Jampatilla Obsidian Source: Identifying the Geological Source of Pampas Type Obsidian Artifacts from Southern Peru

Richard L. Burger · Katharina Schreiber · Michael Dean Glascock · Jose Ccencho

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Schreiber during a project of archaeological explorations (Burger and Asaro 1977:21-31, 1979:310-311).In the LBNL study, obsidian of the Pampas Type was found to be present, but less frequent, in some regions adjacent to the Carhuarazo Valley.

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