———. 2011.“Conflictos sociales y socioambientales en el sector rural y su relación con el
desarrollo rural: SEPIA XIII.” In Perú: El problema agrario en debate, edited by P. Ames and …

Over several millennia, various native plant species in South America have been used for
their healing and psychoactive properties. Chemical analysis of archaeological artifacts …

The bow and arrow is a crucial component of Homo sapiens' material culture. In South
America, data on the bow and arrow are widely scattered, which motived this …

Marine ecosystems play a key role in human wellbeing, particularly in the Global South
through small‐scale fisheries (SSF). While many have speculated that such activities are …

The timing of Tiwanaku's collapse remains contested. Here we present a generational-scale
chronology of Tiwanaku using Bayesian models of 102 radiocarbon dates, including 45 …

Explaining the factors that influence past dietary variation is critically important for
understanding changes in subsistence, health, and status in past societies; yet systematic …

The use of GIS tools to explore questions related to movement in archaeological contexts
has been common in the last years. Least Cost Paths (LCP) have been especially …

What separates us from nature?--A wider view--When agriculture once made sense--Time to
forget about food, and remember naked people--An unusual evolutionary history--Natural …

Paleomobility has been a key element in the study of the expansion of ancient states and
empires, including the Tiwanaku polity of the South Central Andes (AD 500–1000). We …

Objectives To assess the relationship between the Tiwanaku polity and the individuals
buried at the Middle Horizon (∼ AD500‐1000) cemetery of Larache in northern Chile, a site …