- Sample Details
- Sample ID:
- AA 46595
- Delta13 Correction:
- -27.9
- Age BP:
- 1310 ± 44
- Sitename:
- Cerro Baul
- Country:
- Peru
- Material:
- wood
- Sample Details:
- Provenience:
- Context of the Sample:
- CB-C 10 D-temple
- Description of the Site:
- Cerro Baul is acommanding geological mesa that towers over the Torata River in the arid sierra of the Moquegua river basin in southernPeru. The settlement on the top included D-shaped temples,a brewery, faesting halls, builidngs with orthogonal patio.
- Location Details
- Country:
- Peru
- Administration Unit:
- Mo
- Latitude:
- -17.111944
- Longitude:
- -70.858611
- Altitude:
- 2580
- Project Details
- Collected:
- Moseley; 2005
- Project:
- Laboratory comment:
- 0
- Contamination:
- Archaeological comment:
- Publication date:
- 2005
- References:
- - Moseley M.E., Nash D.J., Williams P.R., deFrance S.D., Miranda A., Ruales M., Burning down the brewery: Establishing and evacuating an ancient imperial colony at Cerro Baul, Peru, PNAS 29 (2005), pp.17253A9617536
Mariusz S. Ziółkowski, Mieczysław F. Pazdur †, Andrzej Krzanowski, Adam Michczyński
We are very grateful to Prof. Christopher Bronk Ramsey for his support in the installation of the date calibration system, based on the OxCal program.