Identification of corn starch from Catamarca: application to two archaeological cases by Giovannetti, Marco, Lantos, Irene, Ratto, Norma

“…In this paper we introduce a statistical model to discriminate different maize types in archaeological starch grains recovered from pottery and ground stone tools. …”
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A muddy place with 2000 years of history: La Troya, Tinogasta Department, Catamarca by Ratto, Norma, Feely, Anabel

“…This work integrates, spatially and temporally, the primary and secondary information of the barreal of La Troya (Tinogasta, Catamarca), generated in different circumstances during the development of the archaeological practice: the work of the pioneers of the discipline, museum collections, impact studies and research projects. …”
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Diversity in the hunting technology in the transitional Puna of Chaschuil (dept. Tinogasta, Catamarca) by Ratto, Norma

“…This paper presents a summary of different research strategies that have been developed in the study of the technological organization of the hunting of wild south-american camelids by societies with extractive and productive economies that inhabited the puna region of Chaschuil before the Hispanic conquest…”
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Elecciones técnicas para la manufactura alfarera de las sociedades del primer milenio (Dpto. Tinogasta, Catamarca) by Feely, Anabel, Quenardelle, Sonia, Ratto, Norma

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Visual languages in movement: the case of the burial LP-II and its regional context (Las Papas, Depto. Tinogasta, Catamarca, Argentina) by Basile, Mara, Ratto, Norma

“…We approach the visual analysis of the set of Belén vessels that accompany the burial and evaluate whether they resemble or differ, in morphometric, compositional, thematic and / or technical terms, from the languages ​​defined for the Belén vessels recovered in the Fiambalá region. …”
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Las apariencias engañan: materias primas líticas y procesos de producción en el sitio incaico Potrero Chaquiago (Catamarca) by Ratto, Norma, Williams, Verónica

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Articulando saberes : El aporte de las colecciones particulares a los proyectos de investigación by Ratto, Norma, Basile, Mara

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

“…  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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Aportes para la construcción de los paisajes agrícolas en la región de Fiambalá, Tinogasta, Catamarca: nuevas evidencias by Orgaz, Martín, Ratto, Norma, Coll, Luis

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Coexistencia de diseños tecno-estilísticos en el Período Tardío Preincaico: el caso del entierro en urna del bebé de La Troya (Tinogasta, Catamarca, Argentina) by Ratto, Norma, Basile, Mara, Feely, Anabel

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Bioarqueología del área Valliserrana de Catamarca (siglos VI a XV) : nuevos resultados y tendencias by Ratto, Norma, Aranda, Claudia, Luna, Leandro

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Miradas interdisciplinarias sobre los procesos ambientales actuantes en la localidad arqueológica de Mishma (bolsón de Fiambalá, departamento Tinogasta, Catamarca) by Ciccioli, Patricia L., Ratto, Norma, Fernandez Molina, Delfina, Castañeda, M. Elizabeth

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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.

“…In addition, the analysis of the differences of patina and the comparison with the regional register suggests that the production of the engravings was discontinuous in time and that a set of non-figurative images are the ancient ones.…”
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