Fishing, marine resource exploitation, and coastal trade in Norte Chico (c. 3500–1800 BCE)

1. Regional decline and transformation of Norte Chico centers

   Jan 1, 1800Labels: Norte Chico, Regional decline

   • Nature
   • Britannica

2. Environmental stress implicated in Late Archaic disruptions

   Jan 1, 1900Labels: Late Archaic, Central Peruvian

   • ThoughtCo
   • Oxford

3. Debate crystallizes over “maritime foundations” model

   Dec 23, 2004Labels: Maritime Foundations, Scholarly debate

   • Nature
   • Springer

4. Shicra-bag construction reflects organized labor systems

   Jan 1, 2500Labels: Shicra bags, Monumental construction

   • BioOne
   • Britannica

5. Coastal–interior exchange sustains regional population growth

   Jan 1, 2500Labels: Coastal interior, Supe Valley

   • Nature
   • Oxford

6. Caral flourishes as an inland civic-ceremonial hub

   Jan 1, 2600Labels: Caral, Civic-ceremonial hub

   • ThoughtCo
   • Britannica

7. Áspero’s ceremonial precinct tied to maritime subsistence

   Jan 1, 2600Labels: spero, Ceremonial precinct

   • ThoughtCo
   • Britannica

8. Monumental architecture emerges across multiple valleys

   Jan 1, 3000Labels: Monumental architecture, Multiple valleys

   • Nature
   • BioOne

9. Cotton–fish exchange integrates coast and interior

   Jan 1, 3000Labels: Cotton fish, Coast interior

   • Nature
   • Oxford

10. Cotton fiber enables intensive net-fishing

    Jan 1, 3500Labels: Cotton fiber, Net fishing

    • Springer
    • Britannica

11. Founding of Huaricanga as an early center

    Jan 1, 3500Labels: Huaricanga, Fortaleza Valley

    • Caral Supe
    • Wikipedia

12. Early coastal occupation documented at Áspero

    Jan 1, 3650Labels: spero, Coastal occupation

    • ThoughtCo
    • Britannica