Origins of the PRT-ERP in Mendoza by Ayles Tortolini, Violeta

“…The work supports the hypothesis that the birth of this revolutionary organization in the province was due to a politicization process of large local sectors.…”
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Florentino Ameghino: His archaeological work by Castellanos, Alfredo

“…In his work Ameghino describes numerous stone tools, among them some of the Moustier type, others similar to the large prismatic plates of the Graid-Presigny, several of the Eskimo type, others of the anigdaloid type, etc. …”
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Endscrapers morphological variability in central-western of Santa Cruz province, Southern Patagonia. A temporal evaluation by Flores Coni, Josefina, Cassiodoro, Gisela, Agnolin, Agustín, Espinosa, Silvana

“…This paper compares endscrapers from Middle and Late Holocene in central-western Santa Cruz province (Patagonia) in order to evaluate their variability in a context of environmental changes that occurred during the Holocene. Research includes large spatial and temporal scales. Morphological and metric variables were considered. …”
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El estilo en la cerámica del humedal del Paraná by Rodrigué, Dolores

“…Archaeological sites generated by hunter-gatherers in the Lower Parana’s wetland (Late Holocene) have large quantities of pottery. Plain and incised pottery was used synchronically. …”
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The community and the communitarian in the XXI century. by Bastos Amigo, Santiago

“…In the context of the revitalization of the concept of "community" associated with indigenous belonging, this text seeks to propose a way of understanding and analyzing community spaces, through the analysis of the case of Mezcala, a locality in Jalisco that in large part does not fall within the canons of the indigenous community but is immersed in a process of re-communalization for the defense of its territory. …”
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Initial Investigations at El Picadero Site (La Numancia, Tandil, Pampean Region), : an Open-pit Quarry by Colombo, Mariano, Weitzel, Celeste

“…The site is interpreted as an open-pit quarry, based on the presence of pits and open-air galleries, that resulted from rock provisioning activities, along with large piles of lithic debris. All of this entailed a high impact on the landscape and important amounts of cooperative labor through time.…”
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Agricultural terracing of the tributary ravines of Río Negro and its relationship with Pueblo Viejo de Tucute and the Inca conquest.Casabindo, Argentina by Álvarez Larrain, Alina, Basso, Diego Martín, Tejerina, María de los Ángeles, Grana, Lorena, Zaburlín, María Amalia

“…On the other hand, the presence in some sectors of large large bench terraces superimposed on a previous architectural substrate, and the discovery of the figures of two llamas represented in white quartz on a terrace wall allow us to assert that this micro-basin was later occupied by the Inca.…”
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The cave art of the Northeast of the Somuncura Plateau: initial characterization and regional integration (Nordpatagonia, Argentina) by Blanco, Rocio, Miotti, Laura, Carden, Natalia

“…The results obtained in a mesoregional scale show a large diversity of motifs and techniques, which is accentuated in Laguna La Maciega. …”
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Spatio-temporal data managment of satellite imagery by Castillo Moine, Matías Alejandro, Balzarini, Mónica Graciela

“…The management of long time series data of Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) over large territories demands efficient use of computational resources. …”
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Settlement space and visual fields in the archeology of Ambato valley, Catamarca, Argentina by Assandri, Susana

“…Aguada culture in Ambato valley, Catamarca, acquires a particular manifestation observed spatially by the large number and variety of settlement units by their external characteristics such as location in relation to land and water resources, and its internal characteristics. …”
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Amourins sambaqui: same site, different perspectives. Sambaqui archaeology 30 years later by Gaspar, Maria Dulce, Klokler, Daniela, Sheel-Ybert, Rita, Bianchini, Gina Faraco

“…We believe that oysters and thick lucine were probably chosen and used as raw material for platform construction for symbolic reasons and were not largely consumed. The construction of this shell site, like other larger sites in southern Brazil, is directly associated with funerary ritual, with strong evidence of feasting.…”
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Geometric morphometrics in lanceolate projectile points from Central Hills, Argentina by Rivero, Diego, Heider, Guillermo

“…The analyses of morphometric variables and its relation with the selected lithic raw material allowed the analyses of the life history of the artifacts and the existent design variables, reflecting a large variability. This assemblage of forty pieces is the first to be analyzed with these techniques and, therefore, results are preliminary.…”
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