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  1. The archaeological site at El Paso includes components of Wari (600-1000 AD) hydrological engineering, ritual platforms, and a Tiwanaku shrine. It is currently under investigation as part of the Cerro Mejia Project directed by Donna Nash.

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  2. The southern group of Qolqa (storerooms) at the Inka site of Camata Tambo (AD 1450-1532). Excavations at Camata were undertaken by Nicolas Guillaume Gentil (1989) and Monika Barrionuevo, Sofia Chacaltana, and Chris Dayton (2005).

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  3. The vast Inka terrace system at Camata irrigated over 300 hectares before being abandoned prior to 1600 AD. The irrigation system has been studied by Mathews (1989), Williams (1997), and Dayton (2008), but there is still much to do.

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  4. This overview of the Torata Valley was taken from the reservoirs of the Inka agricultural system at Camata (1450-1532 AD). Prior to the Inka conquest, this area was an important colony of the Wari empire (600-1000 AD).

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  5. North side of the archaeological monument at Cerro Baul, Peru, a Wari site in interaction with Tiwanaku (600-1000 AD). Excavated 1997-2007 under the direction of P R Williams.

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  6. This archaeological site in Southern Peru was the provincial capital for the Cochunas ethnic group, conquered by the Inca ca. 1450 AD. It was excavated in the 1980s by Peter Burgi of the Programa Contisuyo and was reported on in his 1993 doctoral dissertation at the University of Chicago. It is a threatened archaeolo...

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