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Palaeogenomic analysis reveals helminth infections in pre-Columbian individuals consistent with fisher-gatherer subsistence at the Jabuticabeira II sambaqui, Southern Brazil

Parasitology
The sambaqui (shellmounds) people are recognized as fisher-gatherers who inhabited the coastal regions of Brazil, with a subsistence on a diet composed of fish, molluscs, and plants.
Jyan Cardoso Araújo, Lorrayne Samille Santos Brito, Marcelo Pires, Carolina Furtado, Alena Mayo Iñiguez   +4 more
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Zooarchaeological analysis of a fluvial shellmound: Capelinha I site

, 2012
O sítio Capelinha I, localizado no município de Cajati, SP, é um sambaqui fluvial de grande interesse para a Arqueologia brasileira, devido a sua intrigante datação: 9250±50 anos AP. Possui, além da ocupação sambaquieira, outras duas posteriores, ligadas
Alves, Camila Constantino
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The shellmounds formation process: a stratigraphy analysis of the Jabuticabeira II site in Santa Catarina

, 2007
O presente trabalho consiste na investigação dos processos formativos envolvidos na construção do sambaqui costeiro Jabuticabeira II - SC, considerando que os sambaquis são estruturas intencionalmente erigidas por uma população em processo de ...
Cintia Bendazzoli Simoes, Simoes, Cintia Bendazzoli   +1 more
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THE PRECERAMIC CULTURES OF LAGOA SANTA, SOME OBSERVATIONS

Clio Arqueológica, 1986
For scholars unfamiliar with the many different ancient cultures of Brazil, the interest and knowledge of prehistory is confined to cultures of The Lagoa Santa region and that of the sambaquis (shellmounds) along the coast.
Wesley R. Hurt
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Calibrated 14C Ages of Jomon Sites, NE Japan, and Their Significance

, 2010
The traditional archaeological chronology in the Japanese Islands during the Jomon period was essentially based on the relative age given to cord-impressed patterns marked on pottery, as well as the shape of the pottery and the thickness of the cultural ...
Takeishi, K, Nishida, S, Fukui, J, Omoto, K   +3 more
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Lifestyle of Shellmound Builders in Brazil (galley proofs) [PDF]

, 2008
The contact of inland and coastal prehistoric groups in Brazil is believed to have been restricted to regions with no geographical barrier, as is the case in the Ribeira de Iguape valley.
Petronilho, C. C., Filippini, J., Reinhard, Karl J, Eggers, Sabine, Brandt, K.   +4 more
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NOSSOS ANCESTRAIS MORAVAM ALI

Clio Arqueológica, 2012
A presente comunicação relata experiências com estudos em populações tradicionais no interior do Rio Grande do Norte e chama atenção para as vantagens de uma abordagem pluridisciplinar para futuros estudos etnográficos Ao longo de nossas pesquisas com ...
Francisca Miller
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Analysis of occupation stress markers in skeletal series of shellmounds of Baixada Santista - SP

, 2017
As últimas décadas viram ser publicados diversos trabalhos que se debruçaram sobre aspectos paleopatológicos de séries esqueléticas de sítios do tipo sambaqui.
Stabile, Rafael Amaral
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The shell mounds of the Farasan Islands - An isotopic study of seasonality and coastal exploitation [PDF]

, 2015
The focus of this thesis is to assess the value of the coastal landscape of the southern Red Sea after the aridification of the environment following the early Holocene wet period (11,000–6,000 cal BP).
Hausmann, Niklas BMJ
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THE ORIGINS OF THE BRAZILIAN SAMBAQUIS (SHELLMOUNDS): FROM A HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE

Cadernos do LEPAARQ, 2014
The theme of the origin of the sambaquis is an interesting one to academic research since the nineteenth century. Attempts to elucidate the question are diverse, and present implications and developments from both human biology and sociocultural ...
Gustavo Peretti Wagner
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