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Considerations of the sambaquis of the Brazilian coast

Antiquity, 1998
Sambaqui is the name given to a certain type of archaeological evidence left by fisher/hunter/gatherer groups who inhabited large expanses of the Brazilian coast. The word is of Tupi etymology, tamba meaning shellfish and ki a piling-up (Prous 1991: 204).
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Sambaqui Tradition

2021
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Archaeology of Fishing of the Earthen and Shell Moundbuilders (Cerritos and Sambaquis) of the Patos Lagoon, Southern Brazil, 3200–200 Years BP

Interdisciplinary Contributions To Archaeology, 2023
Rafael Milheira, Manuel Haimovici
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Sambaqui

2001
Wesley Hurt, Peter N. Peregrine
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Museu Arqueologico de Sambaqui

2021
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A previsibilidade da pesca na imprevisibilidade do mar: o cotidiano da pesca nos cerritos e sambaquis do Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil

Boletimdo Museu Paraense Emilio Goeldi:Ciencias Humanas, 2023
Lucas Antonio da Silva, Gustavo Peretti Wagner   +1 more
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The “Sambaqui landscapes” project: Brief report

Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports
Leonardo Waisman de Azevedo, Taís Cristina Jacinto Pinheiro Capucho, Leidiana Alves da Mota, Yari Scheel-Ybert, Mayara Rosa Martins Lima, Pedro Glécio Costa Lima, Rubia Graciele Patzlaff, Nilber Gonçalves da Silva, Rita Scheel-Ybert   +8 more
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Lydia de Queiroz Sambaquy

American Documentation, 1960
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Sambaquis Shell Mounds, Archaeology of

2020
Maria Dulce Gaspar
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O sambaqui de Camboinhas e Maratuá

1995
Muehe, Dieter, Kneip, Lina M.
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