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Abrigo La Tinta: Preliminary Results of a New Late Pleistocene-Early Holocene Rockshelter from the Pampas Region (Tandilia Range), Argentina
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Technology, subsistence, and mobility of Middle to Late Holocene hunter-gatherers in the southern Pampas: new archaeological data from Las Toscas shallow lake (Argentina)
Published 2021Subjects: “…HUNTER-GATHERERS…”
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Early to Middle Holocene subsistence strategies in the Pampas region: Evidence from the Arroyo Seco 2 site
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Beached penguins on the Atlantic Coast in the Pampas region of Argentina: Taphonomic analysis and implications for the archaeological record
Published 2015“…This study evaluates a modern natural deposit of Magellanic penguin remains in the coast of the Pampas region, and discusses the regional availability of this resource for prehistoric hunter-gatherer populations, as well as the potential for the natural incorporation of this species into the archaeological record. …”
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Investigaciones arqueológicas en el sitio Las Brusquillas 3 (Holoceno tardío, región Pampeana, Argentina)
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The arrival of Homo sapiens into the Southern Cone at 14,000 years ago
Published 2016“…The occurrence of hunter-gatherers in the Southern Cone at ca. 14,000 cal yrs B.P. is added to the growing list of American sites that indicate a human occupation earlier than the Clovis dispersal episode, but posterior to the onset of the deglaciation of the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM) in the North America.…”
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Subsistence strategies in Argentina during the late Pleistocene and early Holocene
Published 2016“…Our results demonstrate that although some quantitative differences between regions are observed, artiodactyls (camelids and deer) were the most frequently consumed animal resource in Argentina. Early hunter-gatherers did not follow a specialized predation strategy in megamammals. …”
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