… tlirough an ethnoarchaeological study of llama caravan traffic… goods in discussions of Andean
complementarity. This activity … between distant populations through caravan traffic played a …

… -Andean valleys of Bolivia and Argentina (>200 km), or the pre-puna valleys on both flanks of
the Andean … research on ancient caravans, I offer a brief ethnoarchaeological description of …

… of caravans, however, are difficult to reconstruct from archaeological evidence. This
chapter presents an ethnoarchaeological project with llama caravan … In the Andes long-distance …

… The aim of this paper is to contribute to this endeavorfrom an ethnoarchaeological … of
Andean complementarity and trade, ie, long-distance movementofgoods through llama caravans. …

… to the ethnoarchaeological work on Andean caravans in Argentina and Bolivia by Axel
Nielsen. Their works presented both in the workshop and in this volume have been inspirations to …

… In this section, we examine some contributions from ethnography, ethnoarchaeology,
ethnohistory, … The interest in pre-Hispanic caravan traffic motivated the use of ethnoarchaeological …

… evidence related to caravan activities, according to ethnoarchaeological and archaeological
… Andean archaeologists have classically looked at caravan movements and trade through ‘…

… “caravan motifs” acquired in rock art throughout the Andes of … Substantial traces of caravan
traffic have been identified, not … spaces of the southern Andes which have been systematically …

… Llama caravans in the Andes … Andes are a particular case because of the rich evidence of
regional exchange and imperial spread. Consider the mountainous context for many Andean …

… Andes, before the road network connected the rural communities to the big cities, barter trips
with the llama caravans … diversity that characterizes the Andes. They also testify to ancient …