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Fig 1.

View of South America and Peru.

Geographic position of Chincha valley.

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Fig 2.

Coastal area related with Paracas style.

From North to South: Topará creek, Chincha valley, Pisco Valley, Paracas peninsula, Ica valley and Nazca basin (Lansat image, NASA)

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Fig 3.

Paracas Sites in Chincha Valley mentioned in the text

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Fig 4.

Chronological chart correlating Styles, Regional Phases, Ica Master Sequence and Cerro Gentil phases/events.

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Fig 5.

Cerro del Gentil, view from south-west.

People in this picture are standing on the sunken court edge.

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Fig 6.

View from the west of Cerro del Gentil sunken patio.

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Fig 7.

Plan of Sunken Court of Cerro del Gentil based on our excavations.

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Fig 8.

Visual Graphic of Radiocarbon Dates from Cerro del Gentil.

Date ranges are in 2 Sigmas.

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Table 1.

Radiocarbon Dates from Cerro del Gentil.

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Fig 9.

View from the west of Cerro del Gentil sunken patio.

Note the Brown Phase platform and Enclosure FM-1.

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Fig 10.

Profile West-East of sunken patio showing phases and strata.

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Fig 11.

(A) View of Enclosure FM-1, (B) Detail of Stratum E.

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Fig 12.

Digital reconstruction of the main pottery shapes found in Stratum E.

(a) Neckless olla, rim with brace A; (b) convex neckless olla; (c) neckless olla, rim with brace B; (d) small neckless olla with angular shoulder; (e) neckless olla with angular shoulder; (f) convex neckless olla; (g) curved “S” rim, neckless olla; (h) necked jar; (i) hemispherical deep bowl; (j) oversized tazón with slightly vertical wall; (k) oversized hemispherical shallow bowl; (l) tazón with slightly concave wall; (m) tazón with slightly vertical wall; (n) plate with slightly vertical wall; (o) hemispherical shallow bowl; (p) Hemispherical slightly deep bowl; (q) small tazón with slightly concave wall; (r) convex glass; (s) small tazón with right angle wall.

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Fig 13.

Rare objects discovered in the sunken patio in Stratum E.

(a) Wooden cones: 5–10 cm x 3–4 cm; (b) Comb: ca. 5 x 9 cm; (c) Decorated wooden plaque: 30 cm x 5.5 cm.; (d) bird head medallion: 5 cm in diameter

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Fig 14.

Detail of the bird head medallion.

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