Subsistence strategies and palaeodiet of Tell al-Husn, northern Jordan: nitrogen and carbon stable isotope evidence and radiocarbon dates

Can stable isotope analysis reveal dietary differences among groups with distinct income levels in the city of Piracicaba (southeast region, Brazil)?

“…Throughout the history of mankind, there have been several examples illustrating differences in dietary patterns as a result of distinct socio‐economic levels of a specific population (Privat et al ., ; Ambrose et al ., ; Kjellström et al ., ; Cox et al ., ; Al‐Bashaireh & Al‐Muheisen, ; Yoder, ). Modern analysis of human food nutrition has the advantage over past societies of being able to interview people and observe distinct eating patterns between different populations using precise scientific methods.…”

Study of Preservation Status and Dietary Reconstruction in the Human Remains Recovered from Roopkund Lake through Chemical Analysis of Faunal Remains

“…However, before discussing the analytical results it is also important to note that trace element analysis and estimation of isotopic ratios of Carbon and Nitrogen have a great potential and significant feature to reconstruct the palaeodiet and past history of ancient animal population [19][20][21][22][23][24]. It is also well known that the archaeological remains in any archaeological sites are well preserved when environmental condition [19].…”