Abstract The South American Archaeological Isotopic Database (SAAID) is a comprehensive
open-access resource that aggregates all available bioarchaeological stable and radiogenic …

Archaeological research is radically transforming the view that the Amazon basin and
surrounding areas witnessed limited societal development before European contact …

When Darwin visited the Falkland Islands in 1833, he noted the puzzling occurrence of the
islands' sole terrestrial mammal, Dusicyon australis (or “warrah”). The warrah's origins have …

Neanderthal diet has been on the spotlight of paleoanthropological research for many years.
The majority of studies that tried to reconstruct the diet of Neanderthals were based on the …

Las excavaciones arqueológicas y los registros bioantropológicos realizados en el
archipiélago de los Chonos (entre 43° 50'y 46° 50'S), a lo largo de los canales occidentales …

Understanding the manual abilities of fossil hominins has been a focus of
palaeoanthropological research for decades. Of interest are the morphological …

Archaeological research on the settlement of the Patagonian archipelago in the extreme
South of South America by groups of hunter-gatherers, fishers or canoeists involves both an …

Through our research at Bahía Yendegaia on the Beagle Channel in southernmost
Patagonia—the ancestral territory of the Yagán people—we discovered the first rock art site …

The Fuegians, ancient inhabitants of Tierra del Fuego, are an exemplary case of a cold-
adapted population, since they were capable of living in extreme climatic conditions without …

Archaeological research on the Canadian island of Newfoundland increasingly
demonstrates that the island's subarctic climate and paucity of terrestrial food resources did …