Late Holocene palaeoenvironments of the Nutria Mansa 1 archaeological site, Argentina

This paper presents results of interdisciplinary palaeoenvironmental research carried out on a sediment sequence from the Nutria Mansa 1 archaeological site. This late Holocene site is located in the Pampean plains, Argentina. Siliceous microfossils were recorded (i.e. phytoliths, diatoms, chrysophy...

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Autores principales: Coradeghini, Andrea Verónica, Vigna, María Susana
Publicado: 2009
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spelling paper:paper_09212728_v41_n2_p273_Bonomo2023-06-08T15:50:17Z Late Holocene palaeoenvironments of the Nutria Mansa 1 archaeological site, Argentina Coradeghini, Andrea Verónica Vigna, María Susana Chrysophytes Diatoms Faunal remains Late Holocene Palaeoenvironmental conditions Pampean region Phytoliths Sponges archaeological evidence diatom environmental conditions Holocene human settlement microfossil paleoenvironment phytolith seasonality sponge Argentina Sierras Pampeanas South America Bacillariophyta Chrysophyceae Mammalia Mansa Myocastorinae This paper presents results of interdisciplinary palaeoenvironmental research carried out on a sediment sequence from the Nutria Mansa 1 archaeological site. This late Holocene site is located in the Pampean plains, Argentina. Siliceous microfossils were recorded (i.e. phytoliths, diatoms, chrysophytes, sponges) and micro-charcoal was analyzed. In addition, fauna identified at the site were correlated with regional palaeoclimatic evidence. Based on the microfossil associations, we concluded that the human occupations occurred beside a fluvial and brackish-freshwater lacustrine setting. Grass communities were located on its margins that developed under a warm temperate climate with evidence for dryness and marked seasonality in part of the record. Although some stratigraphic and faunal evidence indicates a possible temperature increase, these fluctuations were not sufficient to extirpate mammals of arid and cold environments. © 2008 Springer Science+Business Media B.V. Fil:Coradeghini, A. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Vigna, M.S. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 2009 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_09212728_v41_n2_p273_Bonomo http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_09212728_v41_n2_p273_Bonomo
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topic Chrysophytes
Diatoms
Faunal remains
Late Holocene
Palaeoenvironmental conditions
Pampean region
Phytoliths
Sponges
archaeological evidence
diatom
environmental conditions
Holocene
human settlement
microfossil
paleoenvironment
phytolith
seasonality
sponge
Argentina
Sierras Pampeanas
South America
Bacillariophyta
Chrysophyceae
Mammalia
Mansa
Myocastorinae
spellingShingle Chrysophytes
Diatoms
Faunal remains
Late Holocene
Palaeoenvironmental conditions
Pampean region
Phytoliths
Sponges
archaeological evidence
diatom
environmental conditions
Holocene
human settlement
microfossil
paleoenvironment
phytolith
seasonality
sponge
Argentina
Sierras Pampeanas
South America
Bacillariophyta
Chrysophyceae
Mammalia
Mansa
Myocastorinae
Coradeghini, Andrea Verónica
Vigna, María Susana
Late Holocene palaeoenvironments of the Nutria Mansa 1 archaeological site, Argentina
topic_facet Chrysophytes
Diatoms
Faunal remains
Late Holocene
Palaeoenvironmental conditions
Pampean region
Phytoliths
Sponges
archaeological evidence
diatom
environmental conditions
Holocene
human settlement
microfossil
paleoenvironment
phytolith
seasonality
sponge
Argentina
Sierras Pampeanas
South America
Bacillariophyta
Chrysophyceae
Mammalia
Mansa
Myocastorinae
description This paper presents results of interdisciplinary palaeoenvironmental research carried out on a sediment sequence from the Nutria Mansa 1 archaeological site. This late Holocene site is located in the Pampean plains, Argentina. Siliceous microfossils were recorded (i.e. phytoliths, diatoms, chrysophytes, sponges) and micro-charcoal was analyzed. In addition, fauna identified at the site were correlated with regional palaeoclimatic evidence. Based on the microfossil associations, we concluded that the human occupations occurred beside a fluvial and brackish-freshwater lacustrine setting. Grass communities were located on its margins that developed under a warm temperate climate with evidence for dryness and marked seasonality in part of the record. Although some stratigraphic and faunal evidence indicates a possible temperature increase, these fluctuations were not sufficient to extirpate mammals of arid and cold environments. © 2008 Springer Science+Business Media B.V.
author Coradeghini, Andrea Verónica
Vigna, María Susana
author_facet Coradeghini, Andrea Verónica
Vigna, María Susana
author_sort Coradeghini, Andrea Verónica
title Late Holocene palaeoenvironments of the Nutria Mansa 1 archaeological site, Argentina
title_short Late Holocene palaeoenvironments of the Nutria Mansa 1 archaeological site, Argentina
title_full Late Holocene palaeoenvironments of the Nutria Mansa 1 archaeological site, Argentina
title_fullStr Late Holocene palaeoenvironments of the Nutria Mansa 1 archaeological site, Argentina
title_full_unstemmed Late Holocene palaeoenvironments of the Nutria Mansa 1 archaeological site, Argentina
title_sort late holocene palaeoenvironments of the nutria mansa 1 archaeological site, argentina
publishDate 2009
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_09212728_v41_n2_p273_Bonomo
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_09212728_v41_n2_p273_Bonomo
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