New Data on Food Consumption in Pre-Hispanic Populations from Northwest Argentina (ca. 1000–1550 A.D.): The Contribution of Carbon and Nitrogen Isotopic Composition of Human Bones

<table>Examples of <i>Santamariano</i> and <i>Belén</i> pottery styles. (a) <i>Santamariano</i>-style urn [<a href="/journals/janthro/2013/258190/#B41">56</a>]. (b) <i>Belén</i>-style urn from Las Mojarras [<a href="/journals/janthro/2013/258190/#B42">57</a>]. (c) <i>Belén</i>-style urn from Famablasto [<a href="/journals/janthro/2013/258190/#B42">57</a>]. </table>

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Figure 2: New Data on Food Consumption in Pre-Hispanic Populations from Northwest Argentina (ca. 1000–1550 A.D.): The Contribution of Carbon and Nitrogen Isotopic Composition of Human Bones 

Figure 2 | New Data on Food Consumption in Pre-Hispanic Populations from Northwest Argentina (ca. 1000–1550 A.D.): The Contribution of Carbon and Nitrogen Isotopic Composition of Human Bones 