Circulation of perforated shell objects: Further considerations for interpreting their role in social relations in the atacama desert from 6000-3500 bp Circulación de objetos perforados de concha: Aportes para la interpretación de su rol en las relaciones sociales del desierto de atacama entre los 6000-3500 ap
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2018
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- doi: 10.4067/S0718-68942018005000303
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perforated shell objects circulation Late Archaic Atacama desert objetos perforados de concha circulación Arcaico Tardío desierto de AtacamaSujets proches
Mollusca Conchology Malacology Molluscs Industrial processing Processes, Manufacturing Production processes Processing, Industrial Manufacture Process engineering (Manufactures) Ganglionitis, Acute posterior Posterior ganglionitis, Acute Herpes zoster Acute posterior ganglionitis Zona (Disease) Zoster (Disease) Communal settlements Communistic settlements Fabricación Procesos de producción Procesos industriales Tecnología mecánica Ganglionitis posterior aguda Zona Zoster Asentamientos colectivos Colonias comunitarias Pueblos comunitarios Malacología MolluscaCiter ce document
Catalina Soto et al., « Circulation of perforated shell objects: Further considerations for interpreting their role in social relations in the atacama desert from 6000-3500 bp », HAL-SHS : archéologie, ID : 10.4067/S0718-68942018005000303
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The study of perforated objects from four archaeological sites on the Atacama Desert coast and highlands (Antofagasta Region, Northern Chile), dated between 6000 and 3500 bp, showed a predominant use of Pacific Ocean mollusks. These data, combined with available archaeological information about the area, provide inputs for a discussion of the circulation of such objects between the Pacific coast and the Puna, as well of the systematization of inter-community exchanges in the macro zone during the Late Archaic Period.