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Amotape complex : ウィキペディア英語版 | Amotape complex The Amotape complex is an archaeological culture on the northern coast of Peru dated to between c. 9,000 and 7,100 BCE.〔Tom Dillehay et al, "The first settlers", p. 21.〕 It constitutes some of the oldest evidence for human occupation of the Peruvian coast.〔Tom Dillehay et al, "The first settlers", p. 20.〕 The Amotape complex was identified by the American anthropologist James Richardson III, who located a dozen small camps in the Peruvian coastal desert at the foot of the Amotape hills, near the modern city of Talara.〔Danièle Lavallée, ''The first South Americans'', p. 97.〕 The people of the Amotope complex were hunter–gatherers who manufactured unifacial stone tools in chalcedony and quartzite to exploit a variety of local plants and animals.〔Tom Dillehay, ''The Settlement of the Americas'', p. 142.〕 They also collected shellfish in the mangrove swamps which covered the coastline at that time.〔Michael Moseley, ''The Incas and their ancestors'', p. 93.〕 ==See also==
* Lauricocha culture * Paiján culture
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