Growing the Taraco Peninsula: Indigenous agricultural landscapes
Date
2024
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Abstract
Examines the early history of farming (1500 BCE to 1150 CE) on the Taraco Peninsula, Bolivia drawing upon ethnographic insights from modern-day Indigenous farming practices and archaeological evidence to explore the landscapes and human-plant relationships that were shaped by Indigenous communities and their agricultural practices.--Provided by publisher.
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Subject
Taraco (La Paz, Bolivia: Municipio) -- Antiquities
Agriculture -- Bolivia -- Taraco (Municipio) -- History
Indians of South America -- Agriculture -- Bolivia -- Taraco (Municipio) -- History
Traditional farming -- Bolivia -- Taraco (Municipio) -- History
Plant remains (Archaeology) -- Bolivia -- Taraco (Municipio)
Environmental archaeology -- Bolivia -- Taraco (Municipio)
Botany -- Research -- Bolivia -- Taraco (Municipio)
Sustainable agriculture -- Bolivia -- Taraco (Municipio)