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(2002). Tracking the Source of Quispisisa Type Obsidian from Huancavelica to Ayacucho.
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(1998). The Alca Obsidian Source: The origin of raw material for Cuzco Type obsidian artifacts.
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(1978). Obsidian distribution and provenience in the central highlands and coast of Peru during the Preceramic Period.
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(2000). Through the Glass Darkly: Prehispanic obsidian procurement and exchange in southern Peru and northern Bolivia.
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(2000). Locating the Quispisisa Obsidian source in the department of Ayacucho, Peru.
Latin American Antiquity. 11, 258-268.
(1994). An initial consideration of obsidian procurement and exchange in prehispanic Ecuador.
Latin American Antiquity. 5, 228-255.
(2003). Conclusions: Cultures of the Ecuadorian Formative in Their Andean Context.
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(2001). The Puzolana Obsidian Source: Locating the Geologic Source of Ayacucho Type Obsidian.
Andean Past. 6, 289-307.
(1998). The Chivay obsidian source and the geological origin of Titicaca Basin type obsidian artifacts.
Andean Past. 5, 203-223.
(1998). Quebrada Jaguay: Early South American Maritime adaptation.
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(2002). Evidence for early long-distance obsidian exchange and watercraft use from the southern Lake Titicaca Basin of Bolivia and Peru.
Latin American Antiquity. 13, 444-454.
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