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Flores Ochoa, J. A., Portús Pérez J., & MacQuarrie K. (1994).  Gold of the Andes: The llamas, alpacas, vicuñas and guanacos of South America. 1 & 2, Abstract
Polanyi, K. (1944).  The Great Transformation. 315.
Mugnier, C. J. (2001).  Grids and Datums: Republic of Bolivia. American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing. 67, 777-778.
Mugnier, C. J. (2006).  Grids and Datums: Republic of Perú. American Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing. 72, 495-496.
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Holmes, W. H. (1919).  Handbook of Aboriginal American Antiquities, Part I, Introductory, The Lithic Industries. Bulletin of American Ethnology 60.
Kroeber, A. L. (1925).  Handbook of the Indians of California. Bureau of American Ethnology Bulletin. 78, 1-995.
Bastien, J. W. (1987).  Healers of the Andes: Kallawaya herbalists and their medicinal plants. 198.
Murra, J. V. (1965).  Herds and herders in the Inca state. (Anthony Leeds, Andrew P. Vayda., Ed.).Man, culture, and animals: The role of animals in human ecological adjustments.. 78, 185-215.
Ward, M., Milledge J. S., & West J. B. (2000).  High altitude medicine and physiology. xvi, 434.
Stuiver, M., Reimer P. J., & Braziunas T. F. (1998).  High-precision radiocarbon calibration for terrestrial and marine samples. Radiocarbon. 40, 1127-1151.
Cobean, R. H., Glascock M. D., Stocker T. L., & Vogt J. R. (1991).  High-precision trace-element characterization of major Mesoamerican obsidian sources and further analyses of artifacts from San Lorenzo Tenochtitlan, Mexico. Latin American Antiquity. 2, 69-91.
Mourguiart, P. (2000).  Historical changes in the environment of Lake Titicaca: evidence from ostracod ecology and evolution. Advances in Ecological Research. 31, 497–520.
Willey, G. R., & Sabloff J. A. (1974).  A History of American archaeology. 252.
Jarvis, A., Reuter H. I., Nelson A., & Guevara E. (2006).  Hole-filled SRTM for the globe Version 3, CGIAR-CSI SRTM 90m Database.
Abbott, M. B., Seltzer G. O., Kelts K. R., & Southon J. (1997).  Holocene Paleohydrology of the Tropical Andes from Lake Records. Quaternary Research. 47, 70-80. Abstract
Shimada, I. (1982).  Horizontal Archipelago and Coast-Highland Interaction in North Peru: Archaeological Models. (Millones, Luís, Tomoeda, Hiroyasu, Ed.).El Hombre y su Ambiente en los Andes Centrales. 10, 137-210.
Vaughn, K. J. (2005).  Household Approaches to Ethnicity on the South Coast of Peru: The Domestic Architecture of Early Nasca Society. (Reycraft, Richard M., Ed.).Us and Them: Archaeology and ethnicity in the Andes. 86-103.
Earle, T. K. (1997).  How Chiefs Come to Power: The political economy in prehistory. xv, 250.
Van Buren, Mary, & Mills B. H. (2005).  Huayrachinas and Tocochimbos: Traditional Smelting Technology of the Southern Andes. Latin American Antiquity. 16, 3-25.
Thomas, B. R. (1973).  Human adaptation to a High Andean energy-flow system. Occasional papers in anthropology. 7,
Nuñez, L., Grosjean M., & Cartajena I. (2002).  Human Occupations and Climate Change in the Puna de Atacama, Chile. Science. 298, 821-824.
Jochim, M. A. (1976).  Hunter-gatherer subsistence and settlement: a predictive model..
Santoro, C. M., & Núñez L. (1987).  Hunters of the dry puna and salt puna in northern Chile. Andean Past. 1, 57-110.
Ingold, T. (1980).  Hunters, pastoralists, and ranchers: Reindeer economies and their transformations. ix, 326.
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Janusek, J. W. (2004).  Identity and power in the ancient Andes: Tiwanaku cities through time. xxi, 319.