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Figure 2 Aggregated probability distribution of simulated data (one date per 5-year interval) from 14,000 to 0 BP to test the effect of the calibration curve shape using the SHCal20 curve. Plotted using PAST (Hammer et al. 2001).

Figure 2 Aggregated probability distribution of simulated data (one date per 5-year interval) from 14,000 to 0 BP to test the effect of the calibration curve shape using the SHCal20 curve. Plotted using PAST (Hammer et al. 2001).

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Figure 1 Map showing the regional boundaries and altitudinal belts of the northern Atacama Desert and locations of the sites that yielded the dates included in our '4C dataset.
Figure 1 Map showing the regional boundaries and altitudinal belts of the northern Atacama Desert and locations of the sites that yielded the dates included in our '4C dataset.
Table 1 Spatial distribution of dates in the '4C dataset analyzed: '4C dates and '4C events. Regions: northern Atacama Desert (NAI Arica, and Tarapaca.
Table 1 Spatial distribution of dates in the '4C dataset analyzed: '4C dates and '4C events. Regions: northern Atacama Desert (NAI Arica, and Tarapaca.
Figure 3. Kernel density estimation (KDE) models for 11,000 BP '4C time-series in the northern Atacama Desert. (a) general dynamics, geographically undifferentiated; general dynamics, geographically differentiated: (b) Arica region, (c) Tarapaca region. Light gray: summed probability distribution; dark gray distribution: KDE.
Figure 3. Kernel density estimation (KDE) models for 11,000 BP '4C time-series in the northern Atacama Desert. (a) general dynamics, geographically undifferentiated; general dynamics, geographically differentiated: (b) Arica region, (c) Tarapaca region. Light gray: summed probability distribution; dark gray distribution: KDE.
Figure 4 Kernel density estimation (KDE) models for the 4000 BP '4C time-series subsets for different regions and altitudinal belts. Light gray distribution: SPD; dark gray distribution: KDE.
Figure 4 Kernel density estimation (KDE) models for the 4000 BP '4C time-series subsets for different regions and altitudinal belts. Light gray distribution: SPD; dark gray distribution: KDE.
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