It was not necessary to reopen a excavation site to postpone a date. Benjamín Ballester (Universidad de Tarapacá) and Patricio de Souza (Faculty of Social Sciences of the Universidad de Chile) reviewed nine wooden propellants exhumed in the 1970s. These weapons came from Caleta Huelén 42, a village of marine hunters-fishers located at the mouth of the Loa River, on the coast of the Atacama desert. Two of them delivered radiocarbon dates close to…
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It was not necessary to reopen a excavation site to postpone a date. Benjamín Ballester (Universidad de Tarapacá) and Patricio de Souza (Faculty of Social Sciences of the Universidad de Chile) reviewed nine wooden propellants exhumed in the 1970s. These weapons came from Caleta Huelén 42, a village of marine hunters-fishers located at the mouth of the Loa River, on the coast of the Atacama desert. Two of them delivered radiocarbon dates close to…