Archaeological digital repositories: Fostering networks from the Global South by Izeta, Andres Dario, Cattaneo, Gabriela Roxana

“…It describes the current state of the art regarding the use of digital methods (for creating, analysing, storing, retaining and reusing data, and as a means of communication amongst various interest groups). …”
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Archaeology of prehispanic agropastoral ocupations in Santa Ana de Abralaite and neighboring areas (Puna de Jujuy), an update by Zaburlín, María Amalia

“…Another methodological criterion is the application of the concept “persistent place” to understand the use and recurrent reuse of certain spaces in these areas. About the chronology, questions are raised about the continuity of human occupation of this area after the 13th century.…”
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Paleoenvironmental evidence and lithic production in the quarry Ampajango, Yocavil valley (Catamarca, Argentina) by Carbonelli, Juan Pablo

“…This coupled with the existence of recycling and reuse in lithic artifacts, allows to consider the landscape as a mound, a natural and social construction at once.…”
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Promoting Open Educational Resources from Public Universities by Chiarani, Marcela Cristina

“…The Open Educational Resources Movement considers knowledge as a common good, and encourages teachers, researchers and autodidacts to distribute their own material produced in the Internet, under open-access licenses so that it can be reused, redistributed, combined and adapted. The objective of this article is to present the actions that the Area of Educational Technology (Technology Department from the Faculty of Mathematics, Physics and Natural Sciences at the National University of San Luis) has conducted in relation to Open Educational Resources (OER). …”
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The state repression to ward chilean exiles between 1973 and 1983. The construction of a repressive legality for expulsion by Casola, Natalia

“…We believe that the policy of the Argentine State between 1974 and 1983 was centrally restrictive and expulsive but,the repressive mechanisms that we reused, suffered political variations according to the period. …”
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The multiple burial of Cabo Dos Bahías (Central Patagonia, Argentina): recovery of information from the Frengüelli-Brunet collection by Millán, Ana Gabriela, Svoboda, Ariadna, Banegas, Anahi, Dahinten, Silvia, Gómez Otero, Julieta

“…The obtained information allow us to interpret that it was a reused funerary space where six individuals were buried close to the shore circa 2000 years ago. …”
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Taphonomy of modern communal burrow systems of the Plains vizcacha (Lagostomus maximus, Chinchillidae) in the Pampas region of Argentina: implications for the fossil record by Rafuse, Daniel Joseph, Kaufmann, Cristian Ariel, Gutierrez, Maria Amelia, Gonzalez, Mariela Edith, Scheifler, Nahuel Alberto, Alvarez, María Clara, Massigoge, Agustina

“…Their burrowing activity and the accumulating habits, modifies the landscape, creating environments conducive to the buildup of objects and the reuse by different animals. These characteristics result in very complex associations of materials of different origins; making this rodent an important taphonomic agent with the potential to significantly impact the fossil record.…”
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Análisis de los procesos de formación cultural en el sitio Mansión Seré. Un abordaje a partir del proceso destructivo de la casona (1978-1985) by Doval, Jimena, Giorno, Pablo Francisco

“…We can see through the results progressive destruction of the architectural structure, the new uses and meanings of this space during the dereliction period, the claiming of its major materials, the reuse of its walls as canvas for various graffities and the addition of foreign material. …”
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Caracterización geoambiental y cultural del período formativo en selvas occidentales meridionales: sitio “Horco Molle” (Dpto. Yerba Buena, Tucumán) by Maldonado, Mario G., del V. Neder, Liliana, Roldán, Jimena, Sampietro Vattuone, María M.

“…The availability and quality of some rocks and minerals for lithic and ceramic production influenced low obtaining costs, low manufacturing costs, fast depositional processes, scarce reuse, and low artifact claim. Our results are interesting for southern Selvas Occidentales archaeology.…”
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Land use and technological organization in Colonia El Chalía, southwest Chubut, Argentina by Castro Esnal, Analia, Gutiérrez, Lucía Alejandra, Ronco, Florencia Eliana, Pérez de Micou, Cecilia Beatriz

“…Archaeological studies carried out indicate its occupation at least since the late Holocene and characterize the area as a set of settlements with frequent reuse, prolonged permanence and a high diversity of activities represented. …”
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The Aguada Cecilio site and its contribution to the bioarcheological and funerary variability of Northeastern Patagonia during the late Holocene by Romano, Victoria, Azar, Abril, Prates, Luciano, Terranova, Enrique, Serna, Alejandro

“…In the Negro River valley, burials share certain characteristics such as being in elevated areas and being reused for both burials and other activities. This pattern extends in the valley of the Colorado River and the Atlantic Coast. …”
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Licentia : a tool for supporting users in data licensing on the web of data by Cardellino, Cristian Adrián, Villata, Serena, Gordon, Fabien, Governatori, Guido, Lam, Ho-Pun, Rotondo, Antonino

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The “house of culture” as an element of patrimonial activation. The case study of the historical town of “Concepción de la Sierra”. Misiones, Argentina by Ocampo, Amanda Eva

“…Based on the research project “Historical Archeology in Concepción de la Sierra: reused spaces and archaeological materiality”, we also suggest an approach to day-to-day heritage and its articulation with local actors. …”
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Dwelling in republican context in Antofagasta de la Sierra, Argentine southern Puna. An approach from textile materiality by Martinez, María Soledad

“…The different architectural structures have been assigned to the Late-Inca period (900-1490 A.D.), but some of them have been reused during the republican context (1800-1900 A.D.). …”
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Dwelling in republican context in Antofagasta de la Sierra, Argentine southern Puna. An approach from textile materiality by Martinez, María Soledad

“…The different architectural structures have been assigned to the Late-Inca period (900-1490 A.D.), but some of them have been reused during the republican context (1800-1900 A.D.). …”
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The study of archaeological record formation processes and their effects on lithic assemblages by Carranza, Eugenia, Balirán, Catalina, Bobillo, Federico

“…These studies generate a corpus of data that allows to fine-tune the interpretations and makes it possible to access the dynamics of the archaeological record in the past and at present; evaluating the decisions and practical actions that human groups developed around the use, disposal and reuse of archaeological materials.…”
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Border enclaves south of the Salt River, places of inter-ethnic interaction (19th century) by Merlo, Julio Fabián, Langiano, María del Carmen, Ormazabal, Pablo

“…These less notable connections may be the product of the dynamics of the Pampean sediment strata, agricultural activity, and urban growth. The constant reuse of the places investigated makes it difficult to relate the material culture of both societies. …”
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THE LOMADAS DE LA AGUADA PATH AND ITS MILENARY USE IN THE QUEBRADA DE EL TALA, CENTRAL VALLEY OF CATAMARCA by Caraffini, Claudio Caraffini, Fonseca, Ezequiel Fonseca, Melian, Cristian Melian, Puentes, Hugo Puentes

“…At the end of the 19th century it was improved to supply materials for construction in the city, by the middle of the 20th century it fell into disuse as a means of communication and finally its reuse in the 21st century, it gained importance again as a living space, created spaces, transited spaces and above all cultural spaces where its significance in its historical and cultural value becomes important.…”
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