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040			_aBO-LpMNE
041			_aeng
082			_a636.082
092			_cT-0028
100	1		_aCaro A., Deborah.
245	1		_aCamelid Pastoralism in the Andes : _ba Comparative Perspective.
260			_bCornell University, _c1975.
300			_a90 p. ; _c28 cm.
500			_aDocumento mecanografiado.
505			_aContenido: Critique of pastoral studies -- The "Chains" of social structure -- Usefulness and limitations of an ethnic Bourdary approach -- The archaeological evidence for the domestication of the camelids in the Central Andes -- Animal distribution -- The archaeological evidence -- Advanced hunters -- The historical dimension of pastoralism in the Central Andes -- Andean pastoralism: the ethnographic dimension -- Ecology : general description -- Ecology: indigenous classification -- herding communities: local ecology and transhumance -- Herding practices and related activities -- Life cycle -- Access to resources: a variety of strategies -- Exchange -- Spheres of exchange and exchange values -- The tenor of exchange relationships -- Conclusion.
520			_aThe study of pastoral groups demostrates that pastoralism is an extremely flexible adaptation. Migration patterns, systems of resourse allocation, and the degree of interaction between agriculturalists and pastoralists are constantly changing in response to external political condition, environmental changes and internal fisioning and alliances. There is reason to believe that the history of andean herders reflects this same type of fluid adaptation.
650			_aCAMELIDOS
650			_aPASTORES
650			_aLOS ANDES
650			_aGANADERIA
650			_aLLAMA
650			_aALPACA
650			_aDOMESTICACION
650			_aARQUEOLOGIA
650			_aMITIMAES
650			_aYANACONA
650			_aTESIS
653			_aTECNOLOGIA
653			_aAGRICULTURA
850			_aBO-LpMNE _i000034
942			_aBIB _bBIB _cTS _dPRO _j11
901			_aAdhemar Chacon
999			_c29563 _d29563