Una investigación estratigráfica en Valdivia (Ecuador): Primeros resultados
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https://doi.org/10.18441/ind.v1i0.157-168Abstract
Una nueva excavación en el basural de Valdivia (G-31) permitió reconocer dos fases culturales anteriores a la fase Valdivia. La primera, encontrada inmediatamente debajo de los depósitos del Valdivia A (o 1/2), es cerámica y fue denominada San Pedro, mientras que la otra, subyacente, parece ser precerámica. Si se aceptan las fechas publicadas de radiocarbono y sus asociaciones culturales, San Pedro sería contemporáneo con Puerto Hormiga en el norte de Colombia, la más antigua fase cerámica del Nuevo Mundo conocida actualmente.Downloads
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1973-01-01
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