Análisis de paleodietas humanas en zonas áridas a través de isótopos estables: el caso de Antofagasta de la Sierra (noroeste argentino)
Creators
- 1. University of Buenos Aires
- 2. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas
Description
This article presents preliminary advances in the human paleodietary characterization of individuals from the Antofagasta de la Sierra, puna de Catamarca (Northwestern Argentina) micro-region. Samples belong to individuals from different agro-pastoral periods from the Late Holocene. A methodology based on stable isotope analysis (δ13C collagen y δ15N; δ13C apatite) was applied to a total of 14 individuals, taking into consideration local and neighboring resources. Results indicate that in most cases consumption of C4 vegetable species like maize (Zea mays) and amaranth (Amaranthus caudatus) was less relevant vis-à-vis other resources, while meat resources from lower elevations of the Puna eco-region were of higher importance https://doi.org/10.22380/2539472X44
Translated Descriptions
Translated Description (Arabic)
يعرض هذا المقال التطورات الأولية في التوصيف الغذائي البشري للأفراد من منطقة أنتوفاجاستا دي لا سييرا، بونا دي كاتاماركا (شمال غرب الأرجنتين). تنتمي العينات إلى أفراد من فترات زراعية رعوية مختلفة من عصر الهولوسين المتأخر. تم تطبيق منهجية تستند إلى تحليل النظائر المستقرة (كولاجين δ 13 C و δ 15 N ؛ أباتيت δ 13 C) على ما مجموعه 14 فردًا، مع مراعاة الموارد المحلية والمجاورة. تشير النتائج إلى أنه في معظم الحالات كان استهلاك الأنواع النباتية C4 مثل الذرة (Zea mays) وقطيفة (Amaranthus caudatus) أقل أهمية مقارنة بالموارد الأخرى، في حين كانت موارد اللحوم من الارتفاعات المنخفضة في منطقة بونا الإيكولوجية ذات أهمية أكبر https://doi.org/10.22380/2539472X44Translated Description (English)
This article presents preliminary advances in the human paleodietary characterization of individuals from the Antofagasta de la Sierra, puna de Catamarca (Northwestern Argentina) micro-region. Samples belong to individuals from different agro-pastoral periods from the Late Holocene. A methodology based on stable isotope analysis (δ13C collagen and δ15N; δ13C apatite) was applied to a total of 14 individuals, taking into consideration local and neighboring resources. Results indicate that in most cases consumption of C4 vegetable species like maize (Zea mays) and amaranth (Amaranthus caudatus) was less relevant vis-à-vis other resources, while meat resources from lower elevations of the Puna eco-region were of higher importance https://doi.org/10.22380/2539472X44Translated Description (French)
This article presents preliminary advances in the human paleodietary characterization of individuals from the Antofagasta de la Sierra, puna de Catamarca (Northwestern Argentina) micro-region. Samples belong to individuals from different agro-pastoral periods from the Late Holocene. A methodology based on stable isotope analysis (δ13C collagen et δ15N ; δ13C apatite) was applied to a total of 14 individuals, taking into consideration local and neighboring resources. Results indicate that in most cases consumption of C4 vegetable species like maize (Zea mays) and amaranth (Amaranthus caudatus) was less relevant vis-à-vis other resources, while meat resources from lower elevations of the Puna eco-region were of higher importance https://doi.org/10.22380/2539472X44Files
      
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Additional titles
- Translated title (Arabic)
- تحليل النظم الغذائية البشرية القديمة في المناطق القاحلة من خلال النظائر المستقرة: حالة Antofagasta de la Sierra (شمال غرب الأرجنتين)
- Translated title (English)
- Analysis of human paleo diets in arid areas through stable isotopes: the case of Antofagasta de la Sierra (northwest Argentina)
- Translated title (French)
- Analyse des paléodiètes humaines dans les zones arides à travers des isotopes stables : le cas d'Antofagasta de la Sierra (nord-ouest argentin)
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- Other
- https://openalex.org/W2586635576
- DOI
- 10.22380/2539472x44