Titlebook: Diet, Nutrition, and Foodways on the North Coast of Peru; Bioarchaeological Pe Bethany L. Turner,Haagen D. Klaus Book 2020 Springer Nature

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Cosmologies with (Hidden) ,=2 Supersymmetryn. The particular landscapes of Peru’s north coast hosted almost 15 millennia of human settlement, spanning the varied early hunter-gatherer communities of the Late Pleistocene, the early complex societies of the Formative, the maritime agricultural economies, and ritual complexes of polities includ

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A Summary of Supersymmetry and Supergravityesented a stunning upheaval of indigenous life. The two centuries of the Spanish Colonial Period featured violent oppression, epidemic disease, extractive economic policies, and religious imposition, but these processes were not uniform throughout the Andes. Moreover, the north coast lacked its own

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Walter Baumann,H. Tilman Steinmetzten millennia. As part of the broader archaeological investigations of Peru’s north coast, the Lambayeque Biohistory Project stands as one of the most extensive bioarchaeological investigations in the Central Andes, and the most extensive bioarchaeological examination of the Spanish Colonial era. Th

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Transverse and Longitudinal Electrodynamicsour analysis of the large and diachronic sample of human remains from four major sites. Oral paleopathological data are compared and analyzed from remains spanning the Formative through Middle/Late Colonial Periods to infer diet-related stress, while stable carbon (δ.C), nitrogen (δ.N), and oxygen (

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Transverse and Longitudinal Electrodynamicsisotopic results in further comparative context, using published reference values for an array of edible animal and plant resources from both terrestrial and aquatic contexts, and employ multivariable statistical analyses to infer diet composition over time and within contemporaneous groups. We then

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Introduction,one of uniform collapse to one of complex and varied interactions. Only recently, however, has there been any contribution to this disciplinary focus from Colonial Period South America; this book represents the most significant effort to date. We introduce an isotopic and osteological analysis of se

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Theorizing Food and Power in the Ancient Andes,s become central to reconstructing ancient diets and subsistence regimes. Much of this work is based, inherently, on material correlates such as botanical and faunal remains, artifacts, iconography, skeletal markers of nutritional status, and so on. Nevertheless, a rich corpus of anthropological the

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Ecological and Archaeological Contexts,. This chapter delves into the complex ecological landscapes of the Central Andes and the northern north coast in particular. Against this backdrop, we then provide an in-depth overview of terrestrial and aquatic resources that were available to north coastal communities, including those locally ava