Isotopic trends in the diets of hunter-gatherers of the lower Paraná wetland, South America

The results of the isotopic analysis of 23 individuals recovered in the lower Paraná wetland, South America, are presented. The samples were recovered from complex hunter-gatherer sites ranging from the years 1800 to 600 BP. Two isotopic trends were identified. The first one is based on depleted pro...

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spelling paper:paper_2352409X_v9_n_p259_Loponte2023-06-08T16:35:48Z Isotopic trends in the diets of hunter-gatherers of the lower Paraná wetland, South America Complex hunter-gatherers Fishing Isotopes South America Weaning The results of the isotopic analysis of 23 individuals recovered in the lower Paraná wetland, South America, are presented. The samples were recovered from complex hunter-gatherer sites ranging from the years 1800 to 600 BP. Two isotopic trends were identified. The first one is based on depleted proteins with high trophic levels, related to freshwater fish consumption. The second one is similar, but includes a moderate intake of carbohydrates. The regional tendency was focused on fishing resources over time, and not on the alleged importance of cultigens. The data obtained from infants and children suggest an early period of weaning and age-based food allocation for infants based on depleted carbs. The data obtained are compared to other results published for humans recovered from sites of other archaeological units distributed throughout the same region. © 2016 Elsevier Ltd 2016 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_2352409X_v9_n_p259_Loponte http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_2352409X_v9_n_p259_Loponte
institution Universidad de Buenos Aires
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collection Biblioteca Digital - Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales (UBA)
topic Complex hunter-gatherers
Fishing
Isotopes
South America
Weaning
spellingShingle Complex hunter-gatherers
Fishing
Isotopes
South America
Weaning
Isotopic trends in the diets of hunter-gatherers of the lower Paraná wetland, South America
topic_facet Complex hunter-gatherers
Fishing
Isotopes
South America
Weaning
description The results of the isotopic analysis of 23 individuals recovered in the lower Paraná wetland, South America, are presented. The samples were recovered from complex hunter-gatherer sites ranging from the years 1800 to 600 BP. Two isotopic trends were identified. The first one is based on depleted proteins with high trophic levels, related to freshwater fish consumption. The second one is similar, but includes a moderate intake of carbohydrates. The regional tendency was focused on fishing resources over time, and not on the alleged importance of cultigens. The data obtained from infants and children suggest an early period of weaning and age-based food allocation for infants based on depleted carbs. The data obtained are compared to other results published for humans recovered from sites of other archaeological units distributed throughout the same region. © 2016 Elsevier Ltd
title Isotopic trends in the diets of hunter-gatherers of the lower Paraná wetland, South America
title_short Isotopic trends in the diets of hunter-gatherers of the lower Paraná wetland, South America
title_full Isotopic trends in the diets of hunter-gatherers of the lower Paraná wetland, South America
title_fullStr Isotopic trends in the diets of hunter-gatherers of the lower Paraná wetland, South America
title_full_unstemmed Isotopic trends in the diets of hunter-gatherers of the lower Paraná wetland, South America
title_sort isotopic trends in the diets of hunter-gatherers of the lower paraná wetland, south america
publishDate 2016
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_2352409X_v9_n_p259_Loponte
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_2352409X_v9_n_p259_Loponte
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