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An architecture for power materialization. Contributions from the study of new detected sites in Quebrada de Sixilera (Quebrada de Humahuaca, Argentina)
Published 2017“…This work presents the preliminary results of the archaeological research conducted in recent years, in the lower regions of the Quebrada of Sixilera, (Quebrada of Humahuaca, Jujuy). …”
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Two sites, one space. Preliminary approach to the analysis of ceramic pastes of the Inka Period at Iruhito and Jesús de Machaca sites (La Paz, Bolivia)
Published 2019“…Archaeological studies related to the Inka occupation in the northern region of the Desaguadero basin (La Paz, Bolivia) have been few, but they managed to establish the degree of impact generated by the arrival of the Inka in some sites. …”
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Rock art styles and social interaction in Atacama desert (Northern Chile): Commented by Gonzalo Pimentel and Marcela Sepúlveda
Published 2018“…Based on available archaeological evidence and a longresearch program, this paper argues that rock art styles not only expressed local identities associated withparticular intercultural relationships, but moreover, they allowed the formation of a set of symbolic practices related to the social and economic imperatives of each period. …”
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Two sites, one space. Preliminary approach to the analysis of ceramic pastes of the Inka Period at Iruhito and Jesús de Machaca sites (La Paz, Bolivia)
Published 2019“…Archaeological studies related to the Inka occupation in the northern region of the Desaguadero basin (La Paz, Bolivia) have been few, but they managed to establish the degree of impact generated by the arrival of the Inka in some sites. …”
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El Cervids record from Río Luján 2 site (Campana, Buenos Aires Province): results of the reanalysis
Published 2013“…Río Luján archaeological site (Campana, Buenos Aires province, Argentina), is an unavoidable reference for continental lower Paraná wetland zooarchaeology. …”
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Arqueología, senderos y paisaje en el Valle de Balcosna
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Los campos agrícolas de Las Pailas (Cachi, Salta)
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“A la luz de los datos…” de un análisis antracológico en la costa norte de Patagonia (Río Negro)
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El orden socioeconómico del Grupo A de la Baja Nubia (4000 aC – 2800 aC )
Published 2020“…Finally, considering theoretical and methodological tools, we study the archaeological material of the A- Group to postulate that this group could have organized itself as a semi- sedentary community, which exploited diverse ecological niches from the Lower Nubia.…”
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Resultados preliminares del estudio zooarqueológico y tafonómico de los restos óseos de roedores del sitio Calera (Sierras Bayas, partido de Olavarría, provincia de Buenos Aires)...
Published 2020“…The Calera site, located in the Sierras Bayas (Olavarría, Buenos Aires province), consists of a number of features (called pits) with variable dimensions that contained a large quantity of archaeological material. The analysis performed to date indicates a cultural origin of both features and material remains, which may be the product of ritual offerings and/or ceremonial garbage generated during periods of hunter-gatherer band groupings in the Late Holocene (ca. 3400 and 1750 years BP). …”
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Grabados rupestres en el borde de puna: sitio La Damiana (Quebrada de Incahuasi, Salta)
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