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The stable isotope (δ13C y δ15N) results on appendicular camelid bones (n=28) from three sites in Northwestern Argentina are presented: Esquina de Huajra and Pucara de Volcan in the Quebrada de Humahuaca (Jujuy province) together with Tolombon in the Calchaqui Valley (Salta province) were occupied during both the Late and Incaic period. We discuss procurement and redistribution of both wild and domestic ungulates. The isotopic results allow us to broaden our present understanding of the complex camelid management system implemented by Andean societies in pre-Colonial times.

Isótopos estables en camélidos del período tardío del noroeste de Argentina (NOA): estrategias de uso y manejo de rebaños