- (Festuca orthophylla), muqu knot;
joint of a part of the reed, also
spelled Jiskairumoko, Jisk'airumoko) is a pre-Columbian
archaeological site 54 kilometers...
- (2002), "Recording Large-Scale
Archaeological Excavations with GIS:
Jiskairumoko--Near Peru's Lake Titicaca", ESRI ArcNews, vol. Spring,
retrieved 9 February...
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nomadic lifestyles to
cultivating land, as
evidenced from
sites such as
Jiskairumoko, Kotosh, and
Huaca Prieta.
Cultivation of
plants such as corn and cotton...
- was the
predominant type
found at the
Archaic and
Formative site of
Jiskairumoko on the
western side of Lake
Titicaca in the
Ilave Valley of Puno, Peru...
-
began to
trade with
people from
lower attitudes to
obtain Chenopodium.
Jiskairumoko Soro Mik'aya
Patjxa "Exotic Goods,
Chivay Obsidian, and Sociopolitical...
- in
South America. This is the site of Jisk'a Iru Muqu, also
spelled Jiskairumoko, in the Lake
Titikaka basin,
which was
first investigated in 1994. A...
-
gender roles". UC
Davis Unfold podcast declared, "she was a bad****."
Jiskairumoko Qillqatani Soro Mik'aya
Patjxa Haas et al. 2020
Lindo et al. 2018 Haas...
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genetic affinity for
modern Siberian po****tions,
especially the Yakuts.
Jiskairumoko Qillqatani Haas &
Llave 2015. Haas &
Llave 2015, p. 1299. Haas & Llave...
