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Through bioarchaeological characterizations of the prehispanic people of the Humahuaca valley, this paper suggests their lifestyle expectations and health status during the Late Formative (500-900 AD), Regional Development I (900-1250 AD) and II (1250-1430 AD) periods. Bioarchaeology constitutes an important way to make inferences about processes of social change in prehispanic populations. In this study, nutritional stress, functional stress, diet and trauma indicators are used to characterize each period and evaluate changes through time regarding subsistence patterns, the type of resources consumed and the health status of these populations.

Bioarqueología de poblaciones prehistóricas de la quebrada de Humahuaca (Jujuy, Argentina)