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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
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.