Animality/humanity: A strategically persistent dichotomy that hinders scientific progress in archaeology by Muscio, Hernán J.

“…These practices are promoted by individuals seeking to secure their intellectual niches and the spread of their ideas, resul-ting in the accumulation of errors due to intellectual inbreeding and a low action of selective refutation. Aimed to erode the foundations of this isolation, I suggest the abandonment of this dual dichotomy and the dehumanization of archeology by considering that humans are not the subject matter of the discipline. …”
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Paisajes, vidas y equivocaciones en los Andes Meridionales (Jujuy, Argentina) by Pazzarelli, Francisco Gustavo, Lema, Veronica Soledad

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Inherited landscapes: Prehispanic agricultural degradation in the Tafí valley and its relationships with Northwestern Argentina by Sampietro Vattuone, Maria Marta, Peña Monné, José Luis

“…At the same time, the (now buried) paleosoils of the valleys described in Prehispanic agricultural terraces are eroded on their superficial horizons (2A) and show loss of the soil silt fraction, as well as chemical alterations.   …”
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Tafonomía de conjuntos arqueológicos en superficie: el caso de P 37 (desembocadura del río Santa Cruz), Patagonia meridional by Cañete Mastrángelo, Daniela S., Muñoz, A. Sebastián

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