Cazadores tempranos del mundo andino: comentarios finales
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Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú. Fondo Editorial
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Se presenta una discusión acerca de algunos temas centrales relacionados con el poblamiento de América del Sur que han sido objeto de análisis en los distintos artículos de este volumen. Se enfatizan cuestiones de identifi cación de las herramientas líticas más antiguas, criterios de asociación humana con fauna extinta y elección de unidades analíticas utilizadas para describir los procesos de poblamiento. También se considera la relevancia de los aspectos paleoambientales para comprender el proceso de colonización humana.
This review considers important themes concerning the peopling of South America that have been analyzed in the various articles in this volume. The identification of the oldest lithic tools, the criteria of human association with extinct faunas and the selection of analytical units used to describe the process of peopling are the main themes. Paleoenvironmental issues and its relevance to understand the process of human colonization are also considered.
This review considers important themes concerning the peopling of South America that have been analyzed in the various articles in this volume. The identification of the oldest lithic tools, the criteria of human association with extinct faunas and the selection of analytical units used to describe the process of peopling are the main themes. Paleoenvironmental issues and its relevance to understand the process of human colonization are also considered.
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Poblamiento, Pleistoceno, Megafauna, Paleoambientes, Cronología, Archaeology, Peopling, Pleistocene, Megafauna, Paleoenvironments, Chronology
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