Political and Academic Strain in the University of Buenos Aires (1975-1983): Paradigmatic Change in the Argentine Archaeology of Patagonia by Luco, Susana

“…As common sense in Anthropological historiography has maintained since the restoration of democracy in 1983, the evaluation of anthropological production in each anthropological discipline has subordinated intellectual efforts to Argentine periodic political shifts ever since the first military coup took place in 1930. …”
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School representations about “lo Comechingón” in Córdoba by Stagnaro, Marianela

“…This article analyzes the common sense suppositions according to which in the province, especially in the city of Córdoba, the natives are traced back to a more or less distant past. …”
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Rivalries and alliances networks among supporter’s groups in Argentina by Bundio, Javier Sebastian

“…In addition I detected a significant, but smaller, presence of balanced triads of two enemies and one friend that allow to identify a “logic of the common enemy.”…”
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A statistical approach to entheseal changes analyses to infer sexual differences in human remains by Mazza, Bárbara

“…The aim of this work is to present and discuss the results of a statistical set of analyses commonly applied in the study of sexual differences in entheseal changes with the final objective of suggesting the most effective method. …”
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The Pastaza and the Upano, two tropical rivers that connect the Andes to the Amazon by Rostain, Stéphen, de Saulieu, Geoffroy

“…In spite of these similarities, the social developments between the two valleys show different and common points that deny geographical determinisms. …”
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Puesto Viejo, a Tafi village in the heights (Quebrada de Los Corrales, El Infiernillo, Tucumán) by Oliszewski, Nurit, Di Lullo, Eugenia

“…In this sense, for the period at issue, in a 350 km2 region encompassing the North Aconquija System and the South Calchaquí Valleys, we consider the architectural Tafí pattern as a sign of a time, as such dwelling construction was common in various villages. Along with other indicators, this could reflect -to a certain extent- a collective identity that transcended community limits. …”
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A word of instrumental music. Approaches to jazz-rock scenes in the city of Córdoba between 1978/1997 by Bruno, María Sol

“…We wonder about the forms and characteristics that those poetics took from de two musical groups made up of artists in common: Grupo Encuentro (1978/1982) and Los Músicos del Centro (1982/1997). …”
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Dunes, hills, waterholes, and saltpeter beds: Attractors for human populations in western Pampa, Argentina by Beron, Monica Alejandra

“…These environments share common characteristics (scarcity of surface water, desert vegetation, high evapotranspiration, water imbalance, among others). …”
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El orden socioeconómico del Grupo A de la Baja Nubia (4000 aC – 2800 aC ) by Quintana, Carolina

“… Different interpretations are partly the product of diverse definitions about sedentism, nomadism, and other concepts, conceptual models commonly used to explain the socioeconomical character of A-Group communities. …”
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Design and evaluation of a multiple extraction protocol for plant remains, silica phytoliths, pollen, parasites, stable isotopes and DNA from Lama guanicoe feces by Velázquez, Nadia Jimena, Petrigh, Romina, Benvenuto, María Laura, Martínez Tosto, Cecilia, Camiolo, Ivana, Palacio, Patricia, Fugassa, Martín Horacio, Valenzuela, Luciano Oscar, Burry, Lidia Susana

“…The most commonly-used extraction methods for biological proxies are based on dividing each coprolite to analyze each proxy separately. …”
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A proposal for a lithic raw material classification in Patagonia (Argentina) by Alberti, Jimena, Fernández, M. Victoria

“…However, there is not a general agreement among scholars regarding a common denomination of lithic raw materials suitable for artifact manufacture. …”
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Universidad Nacional de Quilmes. CONICET. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Argentina. by Boixadós, Roxana

“…This analysis allows to recover the role of social actors through collective strategies and tactics sought to mantain undivides system properties under long term and also understand the formation of field commoners prevaling in the region until present.Key Words: Los LLanos riojanos - access to land - field commoners -colonial times.…”
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Translation and Validation of Short Version of Freiburg Mindfulness Inventory (FMI-14) by Pérez-Verduzco, Germán, Laca-Arocena, Francisco Augusto, Pérez-Verduzco, Germán, Laca-Arocena, Francisco Augusto

“…In addition, evaluation of this construct is becoming more common in clinical practice, in order to design interventions to enhance physical and psychological health. …”
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Interaction in agrarian educational environments in the province of Buenos Aires by Mouteira, María Cecilia, Lupano, Cecilia, Basso, Marilina, Kebat, Claudia, Peterson, Graciela, Rodriguez, Virginia

“…Additionally, the process favored the interaction between institutions together with the achievement of a common goal and local dissemination of knowledge.…”
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Deepening the inequality gaps by gender reasons: the impact of the pandemic on care, the labor market and violence in Latin America and the Caribbean by Batthyány, Karina, Sanchez, Agustina

“…The health crisis caused by the expansion of the covid-19 highlights the consequences of the commodification of the public and the market as a regulating axis of life and human relations on common life. The current context demonstrated the chain of inequities faced by women in the region, and it was possible to identify at least three dimensions where those inequalities were expressed: care, work and violence. …”
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Coloring the territory: reflections on sociocommunity practice and the experience on the move by Hermosilla, Maria Paz, Jusid, Zoe Yael

“…Undertake the journey that invites you to experience the extension byentering into dialogue with the territory, leaving the four walls of a classroom to continuedoing university, being attentive to what we carry in our backpack as university students and to the meanings around inhabiting the common. It is crucial to move through this acade-mic proposal from a committed ethical-political position, in which “doing school” implies actively putting the body in the encounter with others, with whom we have the opportunityto access diverse knowledge, experiences that are given to us. through inhabiting the samespace and strengthen the collective construction of knowledge.…”
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Archaeofauna of the archaeological site “El Piñón”, Cultura Bolaños, Jalisco México by Rodríguez Galicia, Bernardo, Valadez Azúa, Raúl, Cabrero García, María Teresa

“…More than 250 individuals were identified from cremated, burnt or worked bone and teeth, including: rabbit, hears, squirrel, mole, dog, mountain lion, lynx, peccary, deer, turkey, duck, quail, green macaw, among other vertebrates that are common in the semidry-mild weather that prevails in the Zacatecas-Jalisco region.…”
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Availability, strategies of procurement and use of lithic resources in La Payunia, south of Mendoza by Salgán, María Laura

“…The results support the expectative from areas of abundance of rocks: primary processing tasks occur in the sources, the common sizes of debitage sites are small and the intensity reduction is high. …”
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