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WA 3.2 SitesOnline version Sites by Oti 1 Monte Verde - early dispersal South America, dating before dates first commonly accepted as the initial colonisation of the Americas 2 Folsom - Kill site (bison + megafauna) within a steep sided arroyo (12.500 ka) - Folsom points - Paleoindians had arrived in the Americas in Ice Age times 3 Clovis - 13.400 ka; Clovis culture (predates Folsom, bigger geograpgic distribution) - Large one-time spring-fed pond rich in animal fossils and artefacts. 4 Swan Point - The earliest evidence of occupation of the region (Eastern Beringia, modern day Alaska); 14.000 ka 5 White Sands - Debated: Footprints (with organic material) would date to 23-20kya ago -> earliest footprints in the Americas if true! 6 Tiwanaku - 650–1000 CE (Middle Horizon) - Capital of Tiwanaku Empire - Planned urban, monumental site, intensive agriculture and craft specialists. 7 Nazca - 200 BCE – 650 CE (Early Intermediate Period; pre Inka) - Decentralized society - Nazca geoglyphs 8 Caral - Peceramic; “Norte Chico”/ Caral-Supe culture - Early Monumentality, regional capital, Piramide Mayor, fire temples, sunken court 9 Sechin Alto - Initial Period (2000 - 800 BCE) - Monumentality → largest mound in Americas at time, ceremonial centre - Construction began around 1400 BCE 10 Chan Chan 11 Wari - Middle Horizon (650–1000 CE) 12 Chavin de Huantar - The only Initial Period center not abandoned due to drought, place of origin of the "Staff God" and the early horizon. 13 Nanchoc - Early Monumentality (6000–5500 BCE): Early aligned mounds for ritual use 14 Cuzco - Former rival of the Inka and later the location of the capital of Tawantinsuyu. 15 Machu Picchu - Well preserved royal Inka retreat 16 Tikal - One of the largest Maya city states (200 - 830 CE -> Classic period) - spread of a Maya/Teotihuacán political order 17 Tenochtitlan - capital of the Aztec empire 18 Teotihuacan - Early Classic (100 BCE-600 CE) - one of the two earliest real city, with apartment buildings, biggest in Mesoamerica. 19 San José Mogote - 1400-1300 BCE “dispersed village” with space between houses for farming 20 Monte Alban - Zapotec center with Teotihuacan ties, elite propaganda, advanced agriculture. Despite decline (700 CE), remianed influential, but absorbed by Aztecs 21 Paso de la Amada - 1550-850 BCE location of the earliest ball court which is also one of the largest 22 San Lorenzo - 1550-850 BCE location of the earliest ball court which is also one of the largest 23 La Venta - 1000-500 BCE Olmec ceremonial center with elite residences and monumental earthen & stone works; largest Olmec “capital” 24 Tula - center of Toltec society, seen by the Aztecs as their predecessors 25 Chichén-Itzá - 900-1200 CE; the greatest of postclassic societies, remained a place of pilgrimage even after colonization - Mayapán, successor to Chichen Itza 26 Aguada Fenix - Middle Formative: more communal and earlier society, monumentality before San Lorenzo, standardised earthworks complexes with solar orientation

1 Monte Verde 2 Folsom 3 Clovis 4 Swan Point 5 White Sands 6 Tiwanaku 7 Nazca 8 Caral 9 Sechin Alto 10 Chan Chan 11 Wari 12 Chavin de Huantar 13 Nanchoc 14 Cuzco 15 Machu Picchu 16 Tikal 17 Tenochtitlan 18 Teotihuacan 19 San José Mogote 20 Monte Alban 21 Paso de la Amada 22 San Lorenzo 23 La Venta 24 Tula 25 Chichén-Itzá 26 Aguada Fenix

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