The future is right here, or... which is the future? by Lindskoug, Henrik Bernhard

“…Después de leer Cultural Heritage and the Future editado por Cornelius Holtorf y Anders Högberg (2021a), me he convencido de que no hablamos del futuro suficientemente. …”
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Paleopathology in Southern South America. Recent Advances and Future Challenges by Suby, Jorge Alejandro, Luna, Leandro Hernan

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Historical analysis of a specialized scientific publication: past, present and future of the journal Arqueología 25 years since its creation by Kligmann, Débora M., Spengler, Gisela

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The future of a Collection. Bourgeois culture, identity, and public memory through the Museo Municipal de Arte Decorativo “Firma y Odilo Estévez” of Rosario city by Simonetta, Leonardo C., Zapata, Horacio Miguel Hernán

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Trauma and interpersonal violence in southern patagonia. interpretation of bioarchaeological evidence and future perspectives Trauma y violencia en patagonia austral. interpretación de evidencias bioarqueológicas y perspectivas futuras by Flensborg, Gustavo Ariel, Suby, Jorge Alejandro

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EL PORVENIR DE UNA COLECCIÓN. CULTURA BURGUESA, IDENTIDAD Y MEMORIA PÚBLICA A TRAVÉS DEL MUSEO MUNICIPAL DE ARTE DECORATIVO “FIRMA Y ODILO ESTÉVEZ” DE ROSARIO/The future of a Collection. Bourgeois culture, identity, and public memory through the Museo by Simonetta, Leonardo C.; Escuela de Historia - Centro Interdisciplinario de Estudios Sociales - Facultad de Humanidades y Artes - Universidad Nacional de Rosario, Zapata, Horacio Miguel Hernán; Escuela de Historia - Centro Interdisciplinario de Estudios Sociales - Facultad de Humanidades y Artes - Universidad Nacional de Rosario

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Prophets of revolution. Representations about historical time between “tercermundistas” (Thirdworlds) priests (1968 - 1973) by Lacombe, Eliana

“…I board representations about the present, past and future around which the priests articulated and defined their “must be” as Prophets. …”
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A reflection on Social Anthropology in Argentina by Bartolomé, Miguel A.

“…The goal of this essay is to contribute to the reflection on the recent past, the present, and future of Social Anthropology in Argentina. As a graduate who finished his studies before the military dictatorship of 1976-1983, but who lived through the military intervention of 1966, I think I have witnessed political events that have impacted the development of our discipline, generating ideologies that influence the orientation of ethnic studies.…”
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First approaches to lithic studies from various theoretical and methodological trends by Brizuela, Camila De Fátima

“…Giving rise to the possibility of expression to future archaeologists in the process of formation, it was decided to bet on the generation of a space for the exchange of results and research advances achieved. …”
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Four decades of actualistic carnivore taphonomy in the Southern Neotropics: A state of the art by Mondini, Nora Mariana

“…While the field ofactualistic taphonomic research is well-developed in the region, there are several gaps that require moreattention for the future investigation.…”
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Diffuse categories: towards a reconceptualisation of the stelae of Abydos by Salem, Leila, Calomino, Eva Amanda

“…It is proposed, considering the proposals to study objects from the perspectives on material culture and materiality, to rethink the concept and give rise to new questions for future studies.…”
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The archaeological heritage as a resource: State policies and management in Tucuman and Tafi del Valle by Manasse, Barbara, Carrizo, Sergio Rodolfo, Adris, Silvina

“…We believe this is a case that may become paradigmatic in coming years, in regard to both the present-day uses of pre-Hispanic cultural resources and their long-term future.…”
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Archaeobotanical study of grinding stone tools from Punta Odriozola archaeological locality (San Matias Gulf, Río Negro province) by Ciampagna, Laura, Cardillo, Marcelo, Alberti, Jimena

“…The presence of these particular taxa could be due to the grinding of this plant pods for edible use. In the future, the enlargement of the analysis will allow us to determine if these artifacts were used to process other resources.…”
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Heritage legislation of San Luis province. Considerations concerning issues related to identity, participation and socio-cultural sustainability by Giacomasso, María Vanesa, Endere, María Luz

“…We hope that this paper will deepen the reflection on these issues and constitute a contribution in view of future heritage management projects in the region.…”
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Reflections on the relationship between archaeology, museum and collections in Uruguay by Lamas Rivero, Gastón, Blasco Alvarez, Jimena, Villarmarzo Andreatta, Eugenia

“…The objective is to provide insights that can be taken into account in the future for the definition of management actions, conservation measures and the development of musealization strategies for these collections. …”
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Indicios en la tierra: inhumaciones y fosfatos. Una experiencia en Tucumán (Argentina) by Binder, Paula V., Ataliva, Víctor

“…During the research came together the contributions of Industrial Engineering, Geoscience, Archaeology and Chemistry, making it possible a proposal that facilitate the detection of clandestine burials in a military territory committed to social practices genocidal carried out in Tucumán since the mid 1970’s.In this paper we discuss the results of a geochemical survey –from a experimentation and evaluation in fi eld and laboratory– on the one hand, to contribute to a proposal for detecting clandestine burials in contexts that are presumed to exist and, the other, to generate information for future interventions in the historical site of San José Estancia Lules (Tucumán).…”
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COMMERCIAL FLOWS IN THE RÍO DE LA PLATA BASIN (XIXth AND XXth CENTURIES). THEORETICAL-METHODOLOGICAL ESSAY FROM THE NETWORK PERSPECTIVES IN ARCHAEOLOGY by Traba, Aniela

“…Finally, I’ll propose some future archaeological research lines, seeking to contribute to the analysis of material culture flows and consumption practices on the area, based on networks concepts.…”
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“To not work from sunrise to sunset”. The senses of education in young and adult members of Bolivia’s horticultural migrant families of Gran La Plata, Buenos Aires, Argentina by Lemmi, Soledad, Morzilli, Melina, Moretto, Ornella

“…We advance here the senses acquired by education for these families, both of adults and young people, as a strategy of extra-fifth sociability as well as a future possibility of improving their material conditions of life.…”
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Andean ceremonies in the contest of public space by Silva, Sofía, García, Stella Maris

“…The ethnographic approach used to conduct this research has led to the development of particular relationships and roles in the field, while offering the possibility of exposing coercive trends in urban policy, which deserve to be revised by future governments in office.…”
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Differentiation of the OPRM1 and COMT genes in populations of the province of Chaco by González, Rebeca, Hohl, Diana M., Glesmann, Laura A., Catanesi, CeciliaI.

“…This work contributes to knowing the diversity of Chaco populations of different origin, finding out significant differences for the variation of OPRM1 and COMT genes which modulate the transmission of the painful sensation and the response to analgesics. In the future, such diversity should be taken into account in medical decisions for the treatment and prevention of pain in each patient, as it is the trend in personalized genomic medicine.…”
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