Published 2021
“…Camelid specimens comparable to both domestic and wild species were recorded, and age profiles include young, subadult, adult and
old animals. Loma l´Ántigo assemblages do not exhibit significant differences against archaeofaunas dated to the Formative Period of the Cajón valley (Cardonal and Yutopián sites), pointing to a
broad continuity of modes of faunal exploitation and to similar environmental and sociocultural constraints on taphonomic histories, despite previously posited demographic, political and climate changes around the beginning of the second millennium AD for the Southern Calchaquí valleys.…”
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