This paper highlights regional and temporal variation in the presence and exploitation of
faunal resources from different regions of Argentina during the late Pleistocene and early …

The Ancient Central Andes presents a general overview of the prehistoric peoples and
cultures of the Central Andes, the region now encompassing most of Peru and significant …

The initial peopling of South America is a topic of intense archaeological debate. Among the
most contentious issues remain the nature of the human-megafauna interaction and the …

The first direct AMS radiocarbon dating of two rock art motifs in separate rock shelters (VQ1
and VQ2) at the Viuda Quenzana (VQ) archaeological locality in Patagonia, has provided …

The Negro river is the most important inner fluvial course in Uruguay. Its basin, mainly the
middle portion, has produced an unusual archaeological record characterized by a …

The main aim of this paper is to evaluate if certain processes that were documented in a
specific area of Central-Southern Patagonia during the Late Holocene were also registered …

Abstract Mylodontidae bones from La Gruta 3 rockshelter, which date to 11,077–10,571 cal
BP (9560±30–9470±30 14 C BP) and 9539–9466 cal BP (8540±30 14 C BP), indicate that …

Pollen and archaeological records from two areas of southern Patagonia, one in the
southern part of the Deseado Massif, the other south of Lago Argentino, suggest an …

The purpose of this paper is to understand the role of different resources in the human
ranking of habitats during the peopling of the Atlantic slope of Central-South Patagonia, as …

There is still debate about when and how the peopling process of South America developed,
particularly in southern Patagonia. Earliest evidence corresponds to chronologies beginning …