# Charcoal from one hole dates to AD 1320–1405; surface pottery is Late Intermediate Period and Inca.

> Charcoal from one hole dates to AD 1320–1405; surface pottery is Late Intermediate Period and Inca.

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# Charcoal from one hole dates to AD 1320–1405; surface pottery is Late Intermediate Period and Inca.

Charcoal from one hole dates to AD 1320–1405; surface pottery is Late Intermediate Period and Inca.

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[The band was a Chincha barter marketplace where goods were laid out in holes, later used under the Inca to…](https://mysteriesdept.com/mysteries/monte-sierpe-band-of-holes/answers/ANS0D5PH41P67WK/the-band-was-a-chincha-barter-marketplace-where-goods-were)

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Mysteries Department. (2026). Charcoal from one hole dates to AD 1320–1405; surface pottery is Late Intermediate Period and Inca. [Evidence EVD0D5PH4S43SPJ]. https://mysteriesdept.com/r/EVD0D5PH4S43SPJ
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