This paper reports the compilation and initial analysis of a database of 14C dates from archaeological sites in Argentina for the period 13,000 and 7000 14C BP. The spatial and temporal distribution of human occupation evidence during this period is surveyed, with discussion of potential sampling biases affecting the recognition of such sites in each region of Argentina. The archaeological signal of human occupation at the beginning of this period (13,000-11,000 14C BP) is suggestive but sparse, and weak. However, from about 11,000 14C BP there is a consistent archaeological signal. Most of the earliest occupation evidence comes from the eastern Pampas and from southern Patagonia. In the Chaco and Northeast regions, similarly early archaeol...
A radiocarbon date (7550 ± 60 yr 14C BP) was obtained from bone collagen of an extinct ground sloth ...
In this paper, the analysis of a radiocarbon database of the North Coast of Santa Cruz (central Pata...
This article discusses the distribution of radiocarbon age signatures obtained from archeological si...
Temporal frequency distributions are used to assess the chronology and continuity of human occupatio...
Archaeological radiocarbon databases are being increasingly used as a proxy of past demographic tren...
The time of appearance of a persistent and demographically-viable hunter-gatherer population in late...
The radiocarbon chronology of the sites and cultural sequences is, at the regional level, a benchmar...
This paper compiles a database of radiocarbon dates of archaeological sites that are currently avail...
The Ongamira Valley (Córdoba, Argentina) shows a persistent occupational history of its territory. E...
The archaeological knowledge of the Pleistocene-early Holocene human occupations in the Pampean regi...
This article addresses chronological problems about archaeological sites traditionally associated wi...
The first AMS radiocarbon dates from the Camet Norte fossil site (Buenos Aires Province, Argentina) ...
In this paper I present an intensively dated chrono-stratigraphic sequence for the Cueva Huenul 1 ar...
This paper presents the analysis of the anthropogenic signal documented by four time-series in the h...
This article presents 24 radiocarbon dates of different materials (animal and human bones, charcoal,...
A radiocarbon date (7550 ± 60 yr 14C BP) was obtained from bone collagen of an extinct ground sloth ...
In this paper, the analysis of a radiocarbon database of the North Coast of Santa Cruz (central Pata...
This article discusses the distribution of radiocarbon age signatures obtained from archeological si...
Temporal frequency distributions are used to assess the chronology and continuity of human occupatio...
Archaeological radiocarbon databases are being increasingly used as a proxy of past demographic tren...
The time of appearance of a persistent and demographically-viable hunter-gatherer population in late...
The radiocarbon chronology of the sites and cultural sequences is, at the regional level, a benchmar...
This paper compiles a database of radiocarbon dates of archaeological sites that are currently avail...
The Ongamira Valley (Córdoba, Argentina) shows a persistent occupational history of its territory. E...
The archaeological knowledge of the Pleistocene-early Holocene human occupations in the Pampean regi...
This article addresses chronological problems about archaeological sites traditionally associated wi...
The first AMS radiocarbon dates from the Camet Norte fossil site (Buenos Aires Province, Argentina) ...
In this paper I present an intensively dated chrono-stratigraphic sequence for the Cueva Huenul 1 ar...
This paper presents the analysis of the anthropogenic signal documented by four time-series in the h...
This article presents 24 radiocarbon dates of different materials (animal and human bones, charcoal,...
A radiocarbon date (7550 ± 60 yr 14C BP) was obtained from bone collagen of an extinct ground sloth ...
In this paper, the analysis of a radiocarbon database of the North Coast of Santa Cruz (central Pata...
This article discusses the distribution of radiocarbon age signatures obtained from archeological si...