Soils, strata, things by Alvarez, Marco

“…We propose to conceptualize soils and strata as things. This new interpretative form will invite us to reflect that everything that involves archaeological materials is not only a class within the sedimentary taxonomy, but that soils and strata are the result of a complex assembly of actors. …”
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Suelos antrópicos vs. naturales: La Costa 2 (Valle de Tafí, Tucumán) by Roldán, Jimena, Maldonado, Mario G., Urquiza, Silvana, Vattuone, Marta, Sampietro Vattuone, M. Marta

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SOILS WITH FRAGIP AN IN NORTHWESTERN BUENOS AIRES PROVINCE. by Gimenez, Jorge E., Imbellone, Perla A., Iasi, Rodolfo

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Agricultural soils and peasant knowledge. Is it possible an intercultural perspective? Ethnopedology in El Bolson Valley by Taddei Salinas, María Laura

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Environmental dynamics and formation processes at the pampean archaeological locality Zanjón Seco, Argentina by Favier Dubois, Cristian Mario, Politis, Gustavo Gabriel

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Soils and volcanism: Argentina Perla Imbellone & Osvaldo Andrés Barbosa (Editors) 1st ed.- Autonomous City of Buenos Aires: Argentine Association of Soil Science -AACS, 2020.... by Spalletti, Luis

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Pérdidas de sustancias humicas de suelos nátricos a traves del Río Samborombon primera contribución by Lavado, Raúl S., Duymovich, Oscar A., Gimenez, Jorge E., Alvarez, Luís A.

Subjects: “…Hydrology; River basins; Soils; Samborombón River; Buenos Aires;…”
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Delimitation of the likely extension of the burial area at the RSCII archaeological site (Santo Tomé, Santa Fe, Argentina) on the basis of soil chemical analysis by Galligani, Paula Elisabet, Barrientos, Gustavo, Feuillet Terzaghi, María Rosario

“…It is also one of the most stable elements in the soil profile, which is why it is considered a reliable marker of human activity at the local or site scale. …”
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Intensidad de ocupación humana en cazadores-recolectores: una mirada microestratigráfica desde las ciencias del suelo by Ozán, Ivana Laura

Subjects: “…Intensity of occupation; Hunter-gatherers; Geo-etnoarchaeology; Earth Sciences; Soil micromorphology…”
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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

Subjects: “…Upper Holocene; Geoarchaeology; Morphodynamics; Prehispanic soils;…”
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Procesos de formación en sitios arqueológicos de la Depresión del Río Salado (provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina): análisis desde la micromorfología de suelos by Fernandez, Alejandro, Morrás, Héctor, Bressan, Emiliano

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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 ARGENTIN... 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

“…Considering the results, we can state that at least in semi-arid environments, such as Quebrada de Humahuaca, nutrient availability in soils impact in Zea mays ?15N values. While there is not a linear relationship between the proposed variables and the isotopic result obtained, a wider range of values was found when soil quality was lower.…”
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Biological aspect of Deroceras reticulatum (Müllcr, 1774)(Pulmonata: Stylommatophora) in experimental conditions. by Terwissen, Alejandro G, Alvarez Castillo, Hector A, López, Alicia N, Vincini, Ana M, Manetti, Pablo L, Clemente, Natalia L, Cendoya, Gabriela.

“…Conservation-tillage practices disturb thc soil only cnough to insert thc secds, and a variety of studies  documcnted that conservation-tillage results in more substancial lcaf littcr and large wced community, and tend to host more diverse comrnunities of soil  organisms. …”
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EL DESIERTO INACABABLE Y UNA HISTORIA SUDAMERICANA by Rocchietti, Ana María

“…The historical coherence of the indigenous identities and the transformations in the soil use continue today operating like evocations of a trauma that could not be solved. …”
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Stable isotope studies on current home gardens of the Quebrada de Humahuaca (Jujuy, Argentina). Their potential contribution to Argentine Northwest paleodietary studies by Killian Galván, Violeta A., Sanmartino, Gloria, Castellano, Verónica, Seldes, Verónica, Marban, Liliana G.

“…Considering the results, we can state that at least in semi-arid environments, such as Quebrada de Humahuaca, nutrient availability in soils impact in Zea mays ?15N values. While there is not a linear relationship between the proposed variables and the isotopic result obtained, a wider range of values was found when soil quality was lower.…”
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Chronology and formation processes in prehispanic of occupational levels in selvas occidentales meridionales (Horco Molle, Tucumán) by Maldonado, Mario Gabriel, Cano, Sergio Fabian, Sampietro Vattuone, María M.

“…Levels of occupation were located in the distal part of an alluvial fan, lying over a paleosoil, covered by alluvial deposits (with recent soil development) or gravels. The variable acidity of the soil (among 5,38 y 6,47) explains in part the near absence of organic archaeological materials. …”
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Taphonomy and differential preservation of human bone remains from northern Neuquén province (República Argentina) by Vazquez, Romina Clara

“…In order to understand this differential preservation, we evaluated the taphonomic signatures of bones and soil chemistry variables of both sites. Our results show that soil chemistry is adequate for a good preservation of bones in both sites. …”
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FUNGAL SUCCESSION IN Nothofagus dombeyi by Gamundi, Irma J., Arambarri, Angelica M., Spinedi, Horacio A.

“…GROUP VI is formed by soil and predator fungí as Monacrosporium gephyropagum and Mucor circinelloides. …”
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Landscape and environmental conditions for the late Holocene in the eastern Pampa-Patagonia transition (Argentina): a phytolith analysis of the El Tigre archaeological site by Zucol, Alejandro Fabián, Martinez, Gustavo Adolfo, Martinez, Gustavo A., Costa Angrizani, Rodrigo

“…Its sedimentary sequence shows periods of landscape stability and soil formation processes during the period ca. 1,000?…”
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UAV photogrammetry and GIS in visibility/invisibility interpretations of extended archaeological contexts. The case of Tacuil in the Calchaquí area (Argentina) by Orsini, Carolina, Benozzi, Eliza, Williams, Veronica Isabel, Rossi, Paolo, Mancini, Francesco

“…Due to its scarce accessibility, as well as long-term problems associated with the interpretation of the visibility of this type of settlement, the use of aerial surveying was combined with the reconstruction of structures and complex soil morphologies by resorting to modern photogrammetric approaches (3D models and orthophotos). …”
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