Dropout at the intermediate level of education in Argentina. Calculation of dropout rates and identification of some associated factors by Giuliodori, Roberto F., Giuliodori, María Andrea, González, Mariana

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Instrumental neutron activation analysis of Inka and local pottery from northern Chile's Atacama Desert by Williams, Veronica Isabel, Santoro Vargas, Calogero Mauricio, Speakman, Robert J., Glascock, Michael, Romero Guevara, Álvaro Luis, Valenzuela, Daniela, Standen, Vivien G., D'Altroy, Terence N.

“…The analyses were carried out on 94 fragments of pottery from several archaeological sites in northern Chile?s Atacama Desert (Fig 1, Table A.1). We aimed to examine the possible origins of pottery vessels distinguished by Inka and local styles within the process of the Inka State expansion into the territories south of Cusco, known as Collasuyu.On the basis of these analyses, we discuss the idea that the State introduced to the zone pottery with Inka iconographic styles from the Lake Titicaca region (more than 500 km away). …”
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Parasites in the Atacama Desert: New insights into the lifestyles of ancient human populations (3000–500 BP) by Ramirez, Darío Alejandro, Herrera Soto, María José, Santana Sagredo, Francisca, Uribe Rodríguez, Mauricio, Nores, Rodrigo

“…We analyzed 26 human coprolites and digestive tract contents, most of them contained in mummified human bodies, from coastal and inland archaeological sites in the Atacama Desert (3000–500 BP), to test for gastrointestinal parasites. …”
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Travelling to the south: Phylogeographic spatial diffusion model in Monttea aphylla (Plantaginaceae), an endemic plant of the Monte Desert by Baranzelli, Matias Cristian, Cosacov, Andrea, Ferreiro, Gabriela, Johnson, Leight, Sérsic, Alicia N.

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Travelling to the south: Phylogeographic spatial diffusion model in Monttea aphylla (Plantaginaceae), an endemic plant of the Monte Desert by Baranzelli, Matias Cristian, Cosacov, Andrea, Ferreiro, Gabriela, Johnson, Leight A., Sérsic, Alicia N.

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Enema syringes in South Andean hallucinogenic paraphernalia: Evidence of their use in funerary contexts of the Atacama and neighboring zones (ca. AD 500–1500) by Horta-Tricallotis, Helena, Echeverría, Javier, Lema, Veronica Soledad, Quirgas, Alethia, Vidal, Alejandra

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Dunes, hills, waterholes, and saltpeter beds: Attractors for human populations in western Pampa, Argentina by Beron, Monica Alejandra

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Rock art styles and social interaction in Atacama desert (Northern Chile): Commented by Gonzalo Pimentel and Marcela Sepúlveda by Gallardo Ibañez, Francisco, Pimentel G., Gonzalo, Sepúlveda, Marcela

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Antiquités de la Region Andine de la République Argentine et du désert d'Atacama by Boman, Eric

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Gastrointestinal parasites in ancient South American camelid feces from the Atacama Desert (Pampa del Tamarugal, Tarapacá, northern Chile) by Ramirez, Darío Alejandro, Herrera Soto, María José, González Andreu, Josefina, Santana Sagredo, Francisca, Uribe Rodríguez, Mauricio, Nores, Rodrigo

“…In this study, we analyzed 10 samples of South American camelid dung, which played an important role for the ancient human groups in the South-Central Andes, dated between 341 and 1635 calCE, from the Iluga Túmulos site (Pampa del Tamarugal, Tarapacá region, Atacama Desert, Chile). Microscopy examination revealed parasite remains in seven samples, in which oocysts of Eimeria macusaniensis and eggs of Lamanema chavezi/Nematodirus lamae, Trichuris sp., Moniezia sp., capillariids, strongylids, and unidentified nematodes were found. …”
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Deserted towns and forts: the Presidio of Ojuelos (Ojuelos de Jalisco, México) and its domain from a Landscape Archaeology perspective by Puig Carrasco, Alberto, Díaz-Sánchez, Carlos

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