Jachakala: A new archaeological complex of the Department of Oruro, Bolivia

Marc Bermann · José Estévez Castillo

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The chronological relationship between the pre-Hispanic Tiwanaku state and the Wankarani complex has long been unresolved. Recent research at the site of Jachakala, Bolivia, has revealed a previously unknown Tiwanaku-contemporary archaeological complex that may have succeeded the Wankarani complex in the La Joya area, Department of Oruro. This report presents a description of the pre-Hispanic occupation at Jachakala and a local ceramic sequence for the ca. A.D.

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1991Approaches to Archaeological Ceramics 1947Archaeological Researches in the highlands of Bolivia 1984Ceramics, chronology and community patterns: An archaeological study at Moundville 1991Approaches to Archaeological Ceramics 1970Las culturas Wankarani y Chiripa y su relación con Tiwanaku

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