Mariusz S. Ziółkowski, Mieczysław F. Pazdur †, Andrzej Krzanowski, Adam Michczyński

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Sample Details

Sample ID:
Y-1544
Delta13 Correction:
100
Age BP:
630 ± 60
Sitename:
Caimito TAM-2
Country:
Peru
Material:
charcoal burned palm kernels
Sample Details:
Provenience:
excavation
Context of the Sample:
Sample from a vessel of the Caimito Complex, filled with charred palm kernels
Description of the Site:
prehispanic settlement on the border of Imariacocha Lake Valley of Rio Tamaya, Central Ucayali Basin
Location Details

Country:
Peru
Administration Unit:
Uc Coronel Portillo
Latitude:
-74.333333
Longitude:
-8.85
Altitude:
155
Project Details

Collected:
Lathrap D.; 1964
Project:
Laboratory comment:
In RAVIN67 the date erroneously reported as 1320 +- 60 BC, ?probably because a confusion between the abreviation "a.C" (antes de Cristo) y "d.C" (despues de Cristo) - the Authors. 0
Contamination:
Archaeological comment:
Date is in agreement with another date on Caimito complex ?materials from nearby site, TAM-1 (N-310) 575+-105 BP. Ceramics ?of Caimito complex are nearly identical to those of Napo phase as ?defined by Meggers (1966), and less closely related to Marajoara ?phase (Meggers and Evans,1957). Caimito complex is intrusive into ?Central Ucayali Basin and has absolutely no antecedents there. ?Caimito dates are completely compatible with Napo dates (Evans ?and Meggers, 1962) since there is some evidence which suggest ?that Caimito materials should be slightly later than on Rio Napo ?in Ecuador (cf Y/9).
Publication date:
1963
References:
- Stuiver M., 1969, Yale Natural Radiocarbon Measurements IX, Radiocarbon, vol. 11, no. 2,635
- Ravines R., Alvarez Sauri J.J., 1967, Fechas radiocarbonicas para el Peru, Arqueologicas 11, Museo Nacional de Antropologia y Arqueologia, Pueblo Libre-Lima,36
- Evans C., Meggers B. J., 1968, Archeological Investigations on the Rio Napo, Eastern Ecuador, Smithsonian Contributions to Anthropology, vol. 6, Washington D. C. ,106
- Lathrap D. W., 1970, The Upper Amazon, Ancient Peoples and Places, vol. 70,

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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.