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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"coastal hunter-gatherer"”.
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The role of seals in coastal hunter-gatherer lifeways at Robberg, South Africa
Seals were a major dietary item for coastal hunter-gatherers and herders in South Africa. At Nelson Bay Cave (NBC), more than half of the Holocene mammal bones are from Cape Fur seals (Arctocephalus pusillus). Previous analyses of the seal assemblage from this site have studied only selected …
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Fibre Production Among the Coastal Hunter-gatherers of South America’s West Coast: New Narratives from Plant Fibre Technologies
… textile technologies among the people of the coastal Andean Preceramic Period (10,000 – 3,500 BP) by studying the technological production of bast fibre artefacts from six archaeological sites in Peru and Chile. The raw materials, technological processes and manufacturing techniques were …
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Canine dental microwear and light stable isotopic analyses of some South African holocene populations
… three populations based on isotopic analyses. Coastal hunter-gatherer populations from Matjes River and Oakhurst subsisted largely on a diet of marine foods, supplemented by C3 or C4 terrestrial resources. K2 agriculturalists indicated diets based largely on the exploitation of domesticated …
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Changing social landscapes of the Western Cape coast of southern Africa over the last 4500 years
… presents a reinterpretation of the late-Holocene hunter-gatherer archaeology of the Eland's Bay and Lambert's Bay areas of the western Cape. Marked changes in settlement, and subsistence over the last 4500 years had been previously suggested as having resulted from external factors, such as the …