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En este trabajo, presentamos los resultados de dos lineas de investigacion independientes: el analisis paleodietario a traves de las relaciones de isotopos estables de carbono y nitrogeno sobre restos humanos y el analisis tecno-estilistico de los recipientes ceramicos, aplicadas al estudio de materiales de colecciones provenientes del area arqueologica del rio Doncellas (Puna Septentrional argentina). A partir de estos analisis, se han detectado similitudes y diferencias en distintos sectores del area arqueologica (poblado y sepulcros) en ambos tipo de muestras. El sector de sepulcros evidencia una ergologia especial vinculada con la actividad textil. Este mismo sector presenta, entre otros bienes de prestigio, un conjunto de recipientes ceramicos de estilos foraneos como la Cultura Yavi, el Imperio inkaico o el area de yungas. A su vez, el analisis esqueletal de individuos provenientes de los sepulcros nos muestra una senal isotopica diferente con respecto a los individuos del poblado. Palabras clave : puna; ceramica; isotopos estables; Doncellas. Abstract Here, we present the results of two independent lines of research: paleodiet analysis through stable isotope ratios of carbon and nitrogen in human bones and techno-stylistic analysis of ceramic vessels, applied to the study of collection materials from the archaeological site Rio Doncellas (northwestern Puna, Argentina). From these analyses, similarities and differences have been detected in two sectors of the archaeological area (village and tombs) in both types of samples. Evidence from the tombs shows a relationship with the textile industry. Moreover, this same sector shows, among other prestige goods, a set of foreign ceramic container styles, including from the Yavi Culture, the Inca Empire and the Yungas. Evidence from the skeletal analysis of these individuals shows a different isotopic signal with respect to those from individuals in the village. Palabras clave : puna; pottery; stable isotopes; Doncellas.

Doncellas (Puna Septentrional, Jujuy, Argentina): Nuevos enfoques a partir del estudio cerámico y del análisis paleodietario