Social Pluralism and Lithic Economy at Cerro Bal Peru by Benjamin R. Vining (Eng
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This study examines over 1,979 flaked lithic artefacts from contexts that represent both Wari and Tumilaca residents. This study examines over 1,979 flaked lithic artefacts from contexts that represent both Wari and Tumilaca residents of the Middle Horizon site of Cerro Baúl near Moquegua, Peru.
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