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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How Narrator and Language Structure Myth: Interferences in “The Jaguar and Tamanduá, a Bakairi Tale by Bonfim, Evandro

“…The paper aims to revisit the structural analysis proposal developed by Levi-Strauss based on the a Linguistics model, however not excluding the native languages and the narrators of myths as key components to find out system units, called cosmoemas in this article. …”
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Biometric and expedrimental studies of Butia odorata and Syagrus romanzoffiana nuts: implications for the archaeological record by Suárez Vespa, Diego, Del Puerto, Laura, Inda, Hugo

“…The presence of native Arecaceae charred nuts has been widely reported in archaeological sites from eastern Uruguay. …”
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Archaeological Guayascate. Advances in the knowledge about the prehispanic and colonial history of the northern Cordoba province, Argentina by López, María Laura

“…The objective that is pursued is to recognize the settlement and subsistence systems that were implements by the native groups that inhabited the northern of Sierras of Córdoba to expand the information on late pre-Hispanic societies. …”
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Surnames, geographic altitude, and digital dermatoglyphics in a male population from the province of Jujuy (Argentina) by Dipierri, José Edgardo, Gutiérrez Redomero, Esperanza, Alonso Rodríguez, Concepción, Alfaro, Emma, Demarchi, Dario, Rivaldería, Noemí

“…Surnames were classified into native/autochthonous (A) or foreign (F), resulting in three surname classes: FF, when both paternal and maternal surnames were of foreign origin; FA, when one surname was foreign and the other was native; and AA, when both surnames were native. …”
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NAT2 gene diversity and its evolutionary trajectory in the Americas by Bisso Machado, R., Ramallo, Virginia, Paixão Côrtes, V. R., Acuña Alonzo, V., Demarchi, Dario, Sandoval, J. R. S., Granara, A. A. S., Salzano, F. M., Hünemeier, T., Bortolini, M. C.

“…We aimed to investigate NAT2 diversity in Native Americans. NAT2 exon 2 was sequenced for 286 individuals from 21 populations (Native American and American Mestizos). …”
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Invisibilidad Indígena en el Uruguay: Genética, Historia y Género by Sans, Monica

“…These data are not consistent with those observed when studying maternal or autosomal genetic ancestry (35 and 14% native contribution, respectively.The facts and processes that led to the invisibility of native people and their descendants are analyzed from historical sources, and in particular, their geographical distribution and socioeconomic level. …”
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An approach to reconstruction of the population history of the Argentine Northeast from the study of uniparental lineages by Rodríguez Golpe, Daniela, Aquilano, Eliana, Schwab, Marisol, Paz Sepúlveda, Paula, Silvero, Natalia, Cuello, Mariela, Dipierri, José, Alfaro Gómez, Emma, Bailliet, Graciela, Motti, Josefina, Bravi, Claudio

“…Genetic contributions of Native American, western Eurasia, and sub-Saharan Africa origin were estimated. …”
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Vegetable resources in Guayascate (Cordoba, Argentina). First results of archaeobotanical analysis by López, M. Laura

“…Botanical micro-remains in ceramic fragments infer the consumption of corn, carob and caranday palm, native species that were part of the subsistence of pre-Hispanic groups in the Sierras Centrales region.…”
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Genetic variation in populations from central Argentina based on mitochondrial and y chromosome DNA evidence by García, Angelina, Pauro, Maia, Bailliet, Graciela, Bravi, Claudio Marcelo, Demarchi, Dario

“…Almost 76% of the individuals show mitochondrial lineages of American origin. The Native American haplogroups predominate in all surveyed localities, except in one. …”
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La integración dinámica de las perspectivas nativas en la investigación etnográfica by Balbi, Fernando Alberto

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Ni tradición ni modernidad : El mestizaje en contextos sociales desestructurados by Lorandi de Gieco, Ana María

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Impact of the hispanic conquest at the lower Parana Wetland (Argentina). An historical and mithocondrial genetic perspective by Cardozo, Dario, Dejean, Cristina Beatriz, Russo, María Gabriela, Mazza, Bárbara, Loponte, Daniel, Acosta, Alejandro, Feuillet, María Rosario, Cornero, Silvia, Kozameh, Livia, Tapia, Alicia Haydeé

“…We observed a higher prevalence of native B haplogroup, in the post-Hispanic samples, without significant difference with the pre-hispanic group of the lower and middle Parana region. …”
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The work of Francisco Raúl Carnese and his contribution to Argentine Biological Anthropology by Avena, Sergio

“…He has been a pioneer in the aplication of population genetics in Argentine Anthropology, both in past and present populations, and in native and cosmopolitan peoples. The main objectives of his activity have been to question racial classifications and the myth of European Argentina, which aims to invisibilize not only the native american and Afro-descendant population, but also the very existence of admixture in our country.…”
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“You don’t understand because you are not a teacher”. The meanings of deporte in a socio- political program of education in the province of Buenos Aires (2004-2011) by Levoratti, Alejo

“…In particular, we will discuss how is signified, updated and contexts of use of the native category sport by these social actors. Also, will look for a methodologically position in relation with the productions registered within studies “ social sport “ where native terms sport category has not been addressed. …”
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El estigma de la difusión y la difusión del estigma : La escuela histórico-cultural y los prejuicios hacia los pueblos indígenas de Norpatagonia, Argentina by Valverde, Sebastián

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Aromatic and medicinal plants in Paravachasca: promoting sustainable use by López, A.R., Turco, F.R., Chaves, A.G., Zapata, R.M.

“…In Córdoba province, the use and commercialization of native aromatic and medicinal plants (AMP) are widespread practices adopted by the population. …”
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