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Stable Isotopic Evidence of Ancient Maya Diet at Caledonia, Cayo District, Belize
A. J. Rand, P. F. Healy,
J. J. Awe
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Arts & Humanities
Belize
97%
Ancient Maya
95%
Stable Carbon Isotopes
92%
Maize
69%
Diet
68%
Stable Nitrogen Isotopes
63%
Maya
38%
Isotope Analysis
30%
Bone Collagen
29%
Tooth Enamel
29%
Coast
28%
Marine Resources
27%
Biological Diversity
25%
Mollusc
24%
Small Sample
23%
Skeletal Remains
23%
Fresh Water
22%
Social Status
21%
Sampling
18%
Signature
17%
Animals
17%
Crops
16%
Sample Size
15%
Resources
11%
Social Sciences
Belize
100%
district
49%
Freshwater resources
39%
evidence
29%
animal
18%
social status
18%
time
16%
migration
16%
resources
10%