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From the Mountains to the Yungas: Provenience and Distribution of Ceramics in Ambato Societies of the Andes of Argentina in the Fifth Century AD
Published 2019“…The title makes a reference to the proximity of the Ambato valley to the yungas (mountainous subtropical forests).…”
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Late Holocene plant use in the Sierras Pampeanas of Argentina: Evidence from phytoliths and starch grains
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Abrigo La Tinta: Preliminary Results of a New Late Pleistocene-Early Holocene Rockshelter from the Pampas Region (Tandilia Range), Argentina
Published 2019“…Abrigo La Tinta (La Tinta Rockshelter) is located in the Tandilia mountain range of Argentina. The excavation of two test-pits during a survey revealed buried archaeological remains, including lithic artifacts, ceramic, mineral pigments, and charcoal. …”
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Probabilistic survey and prehistoric patterns of land and resource use in Mendoza province, Argentina
Published 2015“…Correlations between key site attributes suggest that the mountains, foothills and plains were all used extensively, though perhaps at differing intensities and in different ways as a function of environmental and demographic factors. …”
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Morphometric Analysis of Camelid Remains from the Alero Deodoro Roca (ADR) Site (Córdoba, Argentina). An Attempt to Characterise Body-Size Variability in Sierras Pampeanas Australe...
Published 2017“…Finally this paper aims at establishing a first approach in the characterisation of guanaco body size in the mountainous region of Córdoba.…”
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Oral health and diet in populations of Central Argentina during the late holocene: Bioarchaeological and isotopic evidence
Published 2019“…Stable isotope analysis indicates food consumption of C3 and C4 resources, although the observed temporal variations in the isotopic values may indicate an introduction of C4 resources in the later Late Holocene, mainly in the mountainous region.…”
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