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Figure 3.55. Increasingly smoothed surfaces representing Formative 1 occupation in the western survey zone. |
Figure 3.56. Increasingly smoothed surfaces representing Formative 2 occupation in the western survey zone. |
Figure 3.57. Increasingly smoothed surfaces representing Formative 3 occupation in the western survey zone. |
Figure 3.58. Increasingly smoothed surfaces representing Regional Classic occupation in the western survey zone. |
Figure 3.59. Increasingly smoothed surfaces representing Recent occupation in the western survey zone. |
Figure 4.17. Increasingly smoothed surfaces representing Formative 3 occupation in the eastern survey zone of the Valle de la Plata.
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Figure 4.18. Increasingly smoothed surfaces representing Regional Classic occupation in the eastern survey zone of the Valle de la Plata. |
Figure 4.20 Increasingly smoothed surfaces representing Recent occupation (Barranquilla Buff ceramics) in the eastern survey zone of the Valle de la Plata. |
Figure 4.22. Increasingly smoothed surfaces representing occupation evidenced by Mirador Heavy Red ceramics in the eastern survey zone of the Valle de la Plata. |
Figure 4.23. Increasingly smoothed surfaces representing occupation evidenced by California Heavy Gray ceramics in the eastern survey zone of the Valle de la Plata. |
Figure 5.16. Increasingly smoothed surfaces representing Formative 3 occupation in the central survey zone of the Valle de la Plata. |
Figure 5.17. Increasingly smoothed surfaces representing Regional Classic occupation in the central survey zone of the Valle de la Plata. |
Figure 5.19. Increasingly smoothed surfaces representing Recent (Barranquilla Buff) occupation in the central survey zone of the Valle de la Plata. |
Figure 5.20. Increasingly smoothed surfaces representing occupation evidenced by Mirador Heavy Red ceramics in the central survey zone of the Valle de la Plata. |
Figure 5.21. Increasingly smoothed surfaces representing occupation evidenced by California Heavy Gray ceramics in the central survey zone of the Valle de la Plata. |