Browsing by Author "Núñez, Lautaro"

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    • Ancient DNA reveals the lost domestication history of South American camelids in Northern Chile and across ... 
      Díaz Maroto, Paloma; Rey Iglesia, Alba; Cartajena Fasting, María Isabel; Núñez, Lautaro; Westbury, Michael V.; Varas, Valeria; Moraga Vergara, Mauricio Leonardo; Campos, Paula F.; Orozco terWengel, Pablo; Marín, Juan Carlos; Hansen, Anders J. (Elife Sciences, 2021)
      The study of South American camelids and their domestication is a highly debated topic in zooarchaeology. Identifying the domestic species (alpaca and llama) in archaeological sites based solely on morphological data is ...
    • La construcción cultural de Chile 
      Chihuailaf, Elicura; Jocelyn-Holt Letelier, Alfredo; Martinic, Mateo; Montecino Aguirre, Sonia; Salazar Vergara, Gabriel; Núñez, Lautaro (Ediciones Cultura, 2010)
      Ponencias sostenidas durante el panel 'La construcción cultural del país: diversas visiones para un destino común' de la VI Convención Nacional de la Cultura del Consejo de la Cultura, realizada en la La Serena entre los ...
    • Late Quaternary environments and palaeoclimate 
      Latorre, Claudio; Moreno Moncada, Patricio; Vargas, Gabriel; Maldonado, Antonio; Villa Martínez, Rodrigo; Armesto, Juan J.; Villagrán Moraga, Carolina; Pino, Mario; Núñez, Lautaro; Grosjean, Martín (2007)
    • Palaeoindian occupation of the Atacama Desert, northern Chile 
      Grosjean, Martín; Cartajena Fasting, María Isabel; Núñez, Lautaro (JOHN WILEY & SONS LTD., 2005-10)
      Palaeoindian occupation of the Atacama Desert in northern Chile has been found between 12 600 and 10 200 cal. yr BP. The new site at Salar Punta Negra (24 280S/60 530W/ 2976 m) includes about 1000 classifiable, mostly ...
    • Sequential analysis of human occupation patterns and resource use in the Atacama Desert 
      Núñez, Lautaro; Grosjean, Martin; Cartajena Fasting, María Isabel (2010)
      This paper presents a chronological sequence of human occupation from the end of the Pleistocene to the present day in the Atacama Desert, one of the most barren territories of the New World. The occupational sequence ...
    • Tom Dillehay 
      Foerster González, Roelf; Navarro, Ximena; Núñez, Lautaro (Universidad Austral de Chile, 1998)