The use of faunal resources by “friendly indians” in the Buenos Aires southern border (XIXth century by Pedrota, Victoria

“…The pampean frontier was an arena of multiple commercial, social, and cultural interactions between Indian people and Creole society. This paper presents the study of a “friendly Indian” tribe that was located in the area of Tapalque, Azul and Olavarría from ca. 1832 to 1875, in the framework of inter-ethnic agreements that established the periodic provision of various consumption goods by the Government, including food rations, livestock and alcoholic beverages. …”
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