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    Rock art and volcanology: input for a relative chronology of Las Papas engravings (dpto. Tinogasta, Catamarca)

    Rock art and volcanology: input for a relative chronology of Las Papas engravings (dpto. Tinogasta, Catamarca) by Ratto, Norma, Rodríguez González, Alejandro, Basile, Mara, Pérez Torrado, Francisco J., Fernández Turiel, José L.

    Published 2018
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    Connectors marked during the first millennium AD in the western Tinogasteño.The engravings of Suri Potrero and Los Morteros (Catamarca, Argentina)

    Connectors marked during the first millennium AD in the western Tinogasteño.The engravings of Suri Potrero and Los Morteros (Catamarca, Argentina) by Basile, Mara

    Published 2013
    “…      The main purpose of this paper is to contribute to the knowledge of the rock art of the province of La Rioja, through the analysis of Los Coloradosarcheological site. …”
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    Imágenes, recursos visuales y soportes: un recorrido por las manifestaciones rupestres de la región de Fiambalá (Catamarca)

    Imágenes, recursos visuales y soportes: un recorrido por las manifestaciones rupestres de la región de Fiambalá (Catamarca) by Basile, Mara

    Published 2012
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    The most northern engravings of the West Tinogasteño and its connection with the South Puna (Catamarca, Argentina)

    The most northern engravings of the West Tinogasteño and its connection with the South Puna (Catamarca, Argentina) by Ratto, Norma, Basile, Mara

    Published 2013
    “…  The work done so far indicated that in the region of Fiambalá the location of rock art, engraved and painted, was restricted to different altitudinal levels of the mesothermal valley (1.400-2.000 m) and the ravines of the western foothills (2.400-3.500 m). …”
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