LAS DELICIAS. HACIA UNA ANTROPOLOGÍA AT HOME by Ozan, Romina Núñez

“…En este marco el objetivo de esta presentación es el de aproximarse a partir de diversos aporte teóricos a un abordaje at home. Suscitada desde una experiencia de campo concreta: el relevamiento de “Las Delicias”, una barriada suburbana de la ciudad más habitada del sur cordobés: Río Cuarto.…”
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Stable isotope studies on current home gardens of the Quebrada de Humahuaca (Jujuy, Argentina).... by Killian Galván, Violeta A., Sanmartino, Gloria, Castellano, Verónica, Seldes, Verónica, Marban, Liliana G.

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ESTUDIOS DE ISÓTOPOS ESTABLES EN HUERTAS FAMILIARES ACTUALES DE LA QUEBRADA DE HUMAHUACA (JUJUY, ARGENTINA). SU POTENCIAL APORTE A LOS ESTUDIOS PALEODIETARIOS DEL NOROESTE ARGENTINO / Stable isotope studies on current home gardens of the Quebrada de ... by Killian Galván, Violeta A.; INGEIS/CONICET-UBA, Sanmartino, Gloria; Escuela de Nutrición, Facultad de Medicina, UBA, Castellano, Verónica; Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, UBA, Seldes, Verónica; CONICET – Instituto de Ciencias Antropológicas, sección Antropología Biológica, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, UBA, Marban, Liliana G.; INGEIS/CONICET-UBA

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El estigma en la vejez : una etnografía en residencias para mayores by Haro Honrubia, Alejandro de

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Relatos de partos y parteras campesinas en Brasil: los cuentos hacen pensar by Tornquist, Carmen S., Lino, Fernanda

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Neo-evolutionism and cultural ecology. The Argentine Renovation of Anthropology Teaching under the influence of Julian Steward by Gil, Gastón Julián

“…In fact, studying Steward’s diffusion in Argentina may cast some light upon the ways in which concepts and theoretical frameworks born in metropolitan anthropologies, reach peripheral contexts and are transformed within their new academic homes.…”
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Firewood knowledge, use and selection by rural populations in the Dry Chaco of Sierra de Ancasti, Catamarca, Argentina by Jiménez Escobar, Néstor David, Martínez, Gustavo Javier

“…Currently, the rural inhabitants of the Sierra de Ancasti, Catamarca (Dry Chaco's forest) know about, manage, use, and appropriate firewood resources to meet their needs related to heating and preparing food in their homes. We identified 52 species (corresponding to 44 genera, 23 families) associated with the domestic use of fire. …”
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Memories of movement. Body, landscape and memory in Quebrada of Humahuaca by Fontes, Cristina

“…In addition, data about the residents’ personal histories and the social memory of the community was gathered during individual and group open interviews held in their homes and at the local school. As a result, it was observed that changes in the way of moving in the landscape caused by the construction of new vehicular routes and shifts of life strategies have modified the body experience of the inhabitants in relation to the landscape and have affected the ways the social memory of the community is constructed and transmitted.…”
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MILITATING DANCE AND IDENTITY IN PANDEMIC: AN ANALYSIS FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE by Mariano, Mercedes, Baier, Micaela

“…The pandemic of 2020 generated profound modifications in the dynamics of daily life that resulted in a real confinement of the population inside their homes. The processes of activation, management and enhancement of cultural heritage were not immune to this unprecedented context. …”
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NEOEVOLUCIONISMO Y ECOLOGÍA CULTURAL. LA OBRA DE JULIAN STEWARD Y LA RENOVACIÓN DE LA ENSEÑANZA DE LA ANTROPOLOGÍA EN LA ARGENTINA / Neo-evolutionism and cultural ecology. The Arge... by Gil, Gastón Julián; CONICET-UNMdP

“…In fact, studying Steward’s diffusion in Argentina may cast some light upon the ways in which concepts and theoretical frameworks born in metropolitan anthropologies, reach peripheral contexts and are transformed within their new academic homes. Keywords: Argentine anthropology; Neoevolutionism; Cultural Ecology; University…”
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La gestión y apropiación de un sitio arqueológico con arte rupestre, el caso de la Presa de la Luz, Jalisco, México by Rodríguez Mota, Francisco Manuel, Esparza López, Rodrigo, Yoshida, Teruaki, Rétiz García, Mario

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¿A dónde van los desechos de alimentos? Zooarqueología en un sitio histórico de la ciudad de Córdoba (Argentina) en los siglos XVII y XVIII by Srur, Maria Gabriela, Silva Ferreira Da Costa, Thiago, Fabra, Mariana

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Militando la danza y la identidad en pandemia. Un análisis desde la perspectiva del patrimonio cultural inmaterial by Mariano, Mercedes, Baier, Micaela Maria

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Las Plants that heal: the role played by medicinal plants from the worldview of school children from the Aboriginal Community of Quilmes (Tucumán, Argentina) by Simoni, Anahí A., Perea, María Cristina

“…As a first instance, we consider that children acquire in their homes a valuable reservoir of traditional knowledge. …”
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Use, handling and management of fire in Cusi Cusi (Jujuy Puna). Ethnoarchaeological study of combustion structures within a pastoral settlement system. by Carreras, Yesica

“…A survey of the architecture of country homes and puestos (stations) not only allows understanding the importance of the location of combustion structures and their relation to constructed space, but also enables the contextualization of associated domestic practices, so as to generate interpretations about part of the history of the settlement.  …”
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Deprivation of liberty does not mean deprivation of identity. Educational experiences in prison spaces. Museo Histórico Nacional, Chile by Mellado González, Leonardo Renzo, Soldavino Rojas, Mauricio Geovanni, Soto Gonzalez, Pablo, Torres Hidalgo, Marcela

“…Many are the services that the museums can offer to its visitors, however, when the accessibility to this places it’s restricted to those people who for different reasons are confined in different places as, children’s home, nursing home and especially the penitentiary, the actions of this cultural institutions is limited, not being able to response to a basic right, the cultural identity by the access to the cultural heritage. …”
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CONCEPTO DE ETNOHISTORIA DE MARTHA BECHIS APLICADO A LA TEMÁTICA DEL TRIÁNGULO CAUCHERO (1880-1914) by Fernández, María Victoria

“…simposio tiene como objetivo home-najear la Dra. Martha Aurora Bechis, una de las grandes investigadoras que tenemos en nuestro campo.El trabajo se centrará en el concepto de etnohistoria, según Martha Bechis, apli-cado a la temática de lo que denomino el “triángulo cauchero” (Perú, Brasil y Boli-via) entre 1880 y 1914.…”
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Exploitation and circulation of fine-grained dark rocks type Potrok Aike: the analysis of two lithic assemblages of southernmost continental Patagonia (Argentina) by Cirigliano, Natalia Andrea, Pallo, María Cecilia, Charlin, Judith Emilce

“…The achieved results show variations in the exploitation of the PKA variety, which are related to the availability of this rock and the hunter-gatherer home range in theses spaces during the late Holocene.…”
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Availability, strategies of procurement and use of lithic resources in La Payunia, south of Mendoza by Salgán, María Laura

“…These trends brings the possibility to outline modes procurement and mobility range of local and non-local lithic resources. Home ranges of about 200 km for mobile societies that during the late Holocene occupied La Payunia can be postulated.…”
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Cueva Marsicano: lithic raw materials exploitation in the Lower Basin Deseado river, Argentine by Ambrústolo, Pablo, Paunero, Rafael Sebastián

“…In initial exploration contexts, the site would have been structured as an operational camp, while in potential scenarios of effective occupation of space it would have functioned as a base camp. Home Ranges of varying amplitude would have been configured, which, depending on the location of the site, favored human circulation between inland and coastal areas of Patagonia around the search for and exploitation of resources and/or the transmission of ideas, among other scenarios.…”
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