Fishing during the early human occupations of the Atacama Desert coast: what if we standardize the data?

The Atacama Desert coast (18–30° S) presents one of the earliest chronologies in the South America region, whose first occupations date from ~ 13,000 cal BP. Since that time, coastal and marine resources have been a common component at sites along the littoral zone. Fish species have been particular...

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Published in:	Archaeological and anthropological sciences Vol. 13; no. 9
Main Authors:	Rebolledo, Sandra, Béarez, Philippe, Zurro, Débora
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Berlin/Heidelberg Springer Berlin Heidelberg 01-09-2021 Springer Nature B.V Springer
Subjects:	Anthropology Archaeological sites Archaeology Archaeozoology Chemistry/Food Science Coasts Comparative analysis Density Deserts Earth and Environmental Science Earth Sciences Fish Fisheries Fishing Fishing Over the Millennia Geography Heterogeneity Historic buildings & sites Holocene Humanities and Social Sciences Life Sciences Littoral zone Marine resources Occupations Original Paper Pleistocene Regional analysis Regional planning Standardization Atacama Desert Atacama Desert coast Ichthyoarchaeology Data standardization Terminal Pleistocene Early Holocene
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