Urban and nomadic isotopic niches reveal dietary connectivities along Central Asia’s Silk Roads

Keyphrases

• Dietary Intake 100%
• Silk Road 100%
• Urban Community 100%
• Dietary Diversity 100%
• Isotopic Niche 100%
• Subsistence 50%
• Trade Routes 50%
• Local Environmental Conditions 50%
• Central Asia 50%
• Open Systems 50%
• Human Remains 50%
• Nomadic Pastoralists 50%
• Way of Life 50%
• Foodstuffs 50%
• Carbon Isotopes 50%
• Food Production 50%
• Mobile Pastoralists 50%
• Nitrogen Isotopes 50%
• Local Food 50%
• Food Production Systems 50%
• Urban Centers 50%
• Urbanites 50%
• Agricultural Products 50%
• Commodity Product 50%
• Isotopic Variation 50%
• Nomadic Communities 50%
• Social Connectivity 50%
• Settled Community 50%
• Mobile Community 50%
• Socioeconomic Interactions 50%
• Food Consumption Patterns 50%
• Opportunistic System 50%
• Ancient Silk Road 50%
• Agricultural Goods 50%

Arts and Humanities

• Mobile 100%
• Silk Road 100%
• Pastoralists 66%
• Intake 66%
• Engagement 33%
• Expression 33%
• Central Asia 33%
• Trade Routes 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Food Production 100%
• Carbon 14 50%
• Nitrogen 15 50%
• Central Asia 50%
• Urban Population 50%
• Production System 50%