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Fishing intensification as response to Late Holocene socio-ecological instability in southeastern South America

2021-09-07

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The emergence of plant-based economies have dominated evolutionary models of Middle and Late Holocene pre-Columbian societies. Comparatively, the use of aquatic resources and the circumstances for intensifying their exploitation, have received little attention. Here we reviewed the stable carbon and nitrogen isotope composition of 390 human individuals from Middle and Late Holocene coastal sambaquis , a long-lasti...

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642f36cc-2677-5f21-afb9-3908d379f38d
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-833574/v1
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