2022
DOI: 10.59516/mda.v16.239
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Primeros resultados del análisis de isótopos estables de sitios formativos de la Quebrada de Amaicha (Tucumán, Argentina)

Pablo Ojeda,
Violeta Anahí Killian Galván,
Carolina Somonte
et al.

Abstract: Se exponen y discuten los primeros resultados del análisis de la composición isotópica del carbono (δ13C) y nitrógeno (δ15N) en dentina de piezas dentales de cinco individuos humanos hallados en contextos funerarios de los sitios arqueológicos Bajo Los Cardones (n = 2), El Remate (n = 1) y Finca Cruz (n = 2), todos ellos ubicados a lo largo de la quebrada de Amaicha, vertiente occidental de Cumbres Calchaquíes – Sierras del Aconquija (Tucumán, Argentina). A su vez, con el fin de construir modelos para la infer… Show more

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“…While most such research has focused on the arid Puna highlands, where organic preservation is exceptionally good, more recently stable isotope analyses have started to be applied in the valleys laying at intermediate altitudes—1000–3500 masl—which connect the Puna to the lowlands (Dantas & Figueroa, 2018; Gheggi & Williams, 2013; Gordillo & Killian Galván, 2017; Izeta et al, 2009; Killian Galván et al, 2020, 2022; Ojeda, 2018; Oliszewski et al, 2020; Ratto et al, 2020; Srur et al, 2012). This area of valleys and sierras, though, is quite uneven and comprises great geological, geomorphological, altitudinal, and ecological variation (e.g., Killian Galván et al, 2022; Oyarzabal et al, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While most such research has focused on the arid Puna highlands, where organic preservation is exceptionally good, more recently stable isotope analyses have started to be applied in the valleys laying at intermediate altitudes—1000–3500 masl—which connect the Puna to the lowlands (Dantas & Figueroa, 2018; Gheggi & Williams, 2013; Gordillo & Killian Galván, 2017; Izeta et al, 2009; Killian Galván et al, 2020, 2022; Ojeda, 2018; Oliszewski et al, 2020; Ratto et al, 2020; Srur et al, 2012). This area of valleys and sierras, though, is quite uneven and comprises great geological, geomorphological, altitudinal, and ecological variation (e.g., Killian Galván et al, 2022; Oyarzabal et al, 2018).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%