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At the highland site of Chavn de Huntar, Peru a decline in the abundance of deer bones over time and a simultaneous increase in the percentage of llama leg bones tracks a temporal change in diet and trade that shows occupants of the site shifted from doing their own hunting to being supplied with dried meat. This interpretation is based on faunal analysis but also ethnoarchaeological research with living peoples in the Andes Mountains.
 
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Good timing, thanks!
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