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Capítulo de Libro
Autoría
MORENO, ENRIQUE ALEJANDRO
;
MARTINEZ, JORGE GABRIEL
;
Aschero, Carlos Alberto
Fecha
2021
Editorial y Lugar de Edición
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
Libro
Ancient Hunting Strategies in Southern South America
(pp. 1-32)
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
Springer Nature Switzerland AG
ISBN
978-3-030-61186-6
Resumen
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In recent decades, wild camelids hunting strategies have been a topic ofinterest for several research groups in Argentina?s southern Puna in NorthwesternArgentina. In this chapter, we present a synthesis of hunting strategies models thatwould have been implemented at Antofagasta de la Sierra (Catamarca, Argentina)in a long-lasting account that covers the entire Holocene. The models we will treatwere defined for two discrete areas within this Puna environment: Quebrada Seca andthe Antofalla ravi...
In recent decades, wild camelids hunting strategies have been a topic ofinterest for several research groups in Argentina?s southern Puna in NorthwesternArgentina. In this chapter, we present a synthesis of hunting strategies models thatwould have been implemented at Antofagasta de la Sierra (Catamarca, Argentina)in a long-lasting account that covers the entire Holocene. The models we will treatwere defined for two discrete areas within this Puna environment: Quebrada Seca andthe Antofalla ravine. For both areas, different hunting models were postulated basedon the combination of a series of variables such as landscape features and weaponsystems. They varied in time and space for both areas, although vicuñas were acommon factor as hunting prey. Our interest here lies, then, in reflexively evaluatingthese models in order to form a theoretical, methodological, and technical basis forthe study of pre-Hispanic hunting practices in the higher Andes environment.
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Northwestern ArgentinaAntofagasta de la SierraWeaponsHunting practices
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