La Galgada site

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La Galgada site is an important early ceremonial and residential archaeological complex in the northern highlands of Peru, notable for its role in the development of preceramic Andean cultures.

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La Galgada site canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological site ⓘ
ceremonial center ⓘ
preceramic Andean site ⓘ
residential complex ⓘ
archaeologicalPhase Late Preceramic highland tradition ⓘ
associatedWith early Andean religious ideology ⓘ
highland preceramic traditions ⓘ
chronology Late Preceramic ⓘ
country Peru ⓘ
culture Preceramic Andean culture ⓘ
hasEvidence long-term occupation sequence ⓘ
organized labor for construction ⓘ
ritual feasting ⓘ
social differentiation in burial treatment ⓘ
hasFeature burial structures ⓘ
domestic structures ⓘ
plastered surfaces ⓘ
platform mounds ⓘ
rooms arranged around patios ⓘ
stairways ⓘ
stone architecture ⓘ
sunken courts ⓘ
importance key site for understanding development of Andean ceremonial architecture ⓘ
key site for understanding early highland Andean social complexity ⓘ
key site for understanding transition from mobile to more sedentary lifeways in the Andes ⓘ
knownFor burial contexts ⓘ
early monumental architecture ⓘ
evidence for early Andean religious practices ⓘ
preceramic occupation ⓘ
ritual and ceremonial structures ⓘ
locatedIn Ancash Region ⓘ
Andes ⓘ
northern highlands of Peru ⓘ
locatedNear Tablachaca River NERFINISHED ⓘ
materialCulture bone artifacts ⓘ
faunal remains ⓘ
plant remains ⓘ
stone tools ⓘ
textile remains ⓘ
notableAspect absence of ceramics during main occupation ⓘ
combination of ceremonial and residential functions in a single complex ⓘ
period Preceramic Period ⓘ
researchFocus development of preceramic highland communities ⓘ
origins of Andean ceremonialism ⓘ
relationship between ritual and domestic space in early Andean societies ⓘ
significance important early ceremonial center in the Andean highlands ⓘ
important early residential center in the Andean highlands ⓘ

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Kotosh tradition → hasPart → La Galgada site ⓘ