The application of stable isotopes in ecology, archeology or paleocology highlight the need
to understand the variability of the isotopic baselines, as a fundamental step to know the …

Management of camelids in the coastal valleys of the Andes has generated much debate in
recent years. Zooarchaeological and isotopic studies have demonstrated that in the coastal …

El objetivo de este trabajo es celebrar más de tres décadas de la integración de los análisis
de isótopos estables en investigaciones arqueológicas en nuestro país. Se presenta una …

This study uses isotope and microbotanical data from the analysis of teeth and dental
calculus to investigate camelid diet and foddering practices at Quilcapampa (AD 835–900) …

Abstract The South American Archaeological Isotopic Database (SAAID) is a comprehensive
open-access resource that aggregates all available bioarchaeological stable and radiogenic …

The prehistoric pastoralist groups that inhabited the Dry Puna of Argentina employed a
combination of subsistence strategies that included the herding of domestic South American …

This article focuses on camelid isotope ecology from archaeological sites dating to the
Holocene (c. 9800–420 BP) located in the Southern Argentine Puna. We present 92 carbon …

The aim of this chapter is to explore temporal changes in the ecological niches of different
species of camelids by establishing their isotopic niches. Camelids were the main animal …

The main goal of this work is to study the camelid herding and management strategies
employed by the human groups that occupied the Dry Puna of Argentina during the late …

Isotope baselines are fundamental to infer diets, and to evaluate trophic relationships
between humans, animals, and plants. In this study, we aim to detect spatial patterns of δ …