The aim of this paper is to analyse continuities and changes in plant diversity and use in the
southern part of the Santa María valley in northwest Argentina, from the 1st millennium ad up …

Recent archaeobotanical research on 16 archaeological sites in the Sierras de Córdoba,
central Argentina, provides new insights into the livelihoods and subsistence practices of the …

This contribution summarizes archaeobotanical analyses dealing with the identification of
practices such as cultivation of morphologically wild or weedy plants, as opposed to the …

This work evaluates similarities and differences in the processing and consumption of wild
flora in three subregions of Central Argentina. It aims to both deepen the knowledge of …

This paper explores food and daily activities in domestic areas at the archaeological site of
Cardonal, Provincia de Catamarca, Argentina. It is based on archaeobotanical carpological …

We present the analysis of plant remains recovered from the archaeological site Cueva
Huenul 1, Neuquén Province, Argentina, which provides new insights on the timing of …

During the colonial era, southern Mendoza, Argentina, functioned as a frontier where
indigenous and Spanish-speaking people interacted. Contact caused major transformations …

The archaeobotanical macroremains discussed in this study were recovered from six mound
structures at Campo del Pucar´ a (Andalgal´ a, Catamarca, northwest Argentina), a site …

The archaeobotanical macroremains discussed in this study were recovered from six mound
structures at Campo del Pucará (Andalgalá, Catamarca, northwest Argentina), a site …

Woody plant species used by hunter–gatherer groups during the Archaic period (10,000–
3000 years bp) were studied from materials recovered at an archaeological site of the …