
Lukurmata
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"Comparison of 'capital-centric' and local household perspectives using a 1,500-year-long chronology of pottery, artifacts, and architecture at Lukurmata identifies Tiwanaku as a State rather than a trade or religious network. The greatest changes occurred in shape, size, layout, and diversity of household buildings; domestic pottery remained relatively stable"—Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.
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