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  1. The Cupisnique Culture in the Formative Period World of the Central Andes, Peru

    … Andean Archaeology: which is earlier, Chavin or Cupisnique? Recent field surveys have yielded substantial amounts of radiocarbon dates, demonstrating that many coastal sites which used to be categorized as Chavin sites are earlier than Chavin. A close examination of archaeological data, however, …

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  2. THE ENGRAVED HEAD MOTIFS ON CUPISNIQUE STYLE VESSELS: INNOVATION AND APPROPRIATION IN EARLY ANDEAN ART

    … study of a distinctive engraved motif found on Cupisnique style vessels that were excavated in what is now northern Peru. The Cupisnique style was developed approximately between 1200 – 200 B.C.E., and was mainly centered in the Jequetepeque and the Chicama Valleys in the northern coastal region …

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  3. Cupisnique, Tembladera, Chongoyape, Chavín? A Typology of Ceramic Styles from Formative Period Northern Peru, 1800-200 BC

    … as Chavín or Coastal Chavín and more recently as Cupisnique, however, these terms remain vague and ill-defined. Other stylistic labels have also been applied (notably Chongoyape and Tembladera) but a lack of definition means that the use of these terms remains contradictory. Few attempts have been …

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