Death, personhood, and relatedness in the South Andes a thousand years ago by Acuto, Felix Alejandro, Kergaravat, Marisa Soledad, Amuedo, Claudia Gabriela

“…Through the study of the location of graves, architecture, and offerings, the authors explore the type of personhood that Calchaquí communities built and represented through the materiality of funerary practice. …”
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Human populations and environments during the Middle Holocene in the South-Central Andes by Mondini, Nora Mariana

“…The influence of the Andes in climate and biotic communities is so profound that it is considered to be the most important morphological element in the globe (Morello, 1984; Baker et al., 2001; Garreaud et al., 2003; Strecker et al., 2007). …”
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Investigaciones arqueológicas sobre las sociedades tardías del Valle de Guandacol (Departamento Felipe Varela, oeste de La Rioja): espacio, estilos tecnológicos cerámicos y cronolo... by Iniesta, M. Lourdes, Bárcena, J. Roberto

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La Cayana: entre lo arqueológico y lo cotidiano : Tensiones y resistencias en las versiones locales del "patrimonio arqueológico" en el norte de San Juan by Jofré, Carina, Biasatti, Soledad, Compañy, Gonzalo, Melo González, Gabriela

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Superior Thinking and Territorial Development by Racancoj Alonzo, Víctor Manuel

“…This observation aims to explain the fundamental role of the superior thought, in the formulation and practice of local territorial development models, to contribute substantively in the transformation of adverse socioeconomic conditions now living indigenous and rural communities in many countries, such as Guatemala, a situation that can be summarized in high poverty and malnutrition. …”
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MEMORY CONFIGURATIONS: ARCHIVES IN THE DIGITAL AGE by Arán, Pampa, Casarin, Marcelo

“…This confrontation positions the paradoxical relationship that current and future technology promises, in the center of the discussion: while opening dazzling horizons, marks boundaries between what is desirable and what is possible, and requires communities that own that technology to use it actively and sustainably.…”
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Afro-argentine cultural heritage: the UNESCO “slave-route” in Argentina by Annecchiarico, Milena

“…It also seeks for the recognition of present Afro-descendant communities. The article focuses on the recent implementation of this program in Argentina, placing the memory of slavery it in the context of national and international cultural policies of patrimonialization. …”
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Reflexiones en torno a los aportes que realiza la Arqueología Pública en la construcción de memorias e identidades locales en el NE de la provincia de Córdoba (Argentina) by Zabala, Mariela Eleonora, Fabra, Mariana, Aichino, Gina Lucia, de Carli, María Cristina

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Revisión de técnicas y propuesta de metodologías para la determinación de caudales ecológicos: caso piloto: río Anisacate by Ponce, Gabriela Alejandra

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Deprivation of liberty does not mean deprivation of identity. Educational experiences in prison spaces. Museo Histórico Nacional, Chile by Mellado González, Leonardo Renzo, Soldavino Rojas, Mauricio Geovanni, Soto Gonzalez, Pablo, Torres Hidalgo, Marcela

“…It is therefore that the Education Department of the National Historic Museum, looks to promote the respect to the cultural diversity of our country and give to the communities, without exclusion of some of them: Ethnic, social, religious, etc., knowledge of the history of Chile and the custody of the cultural heritage in attention of its mandateby the activity “The objects of my history” which is part of the program “The Museum outside the Museum”.…”
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Food plant resources management in Quebrada de los Corrales, El Infiernillo, Tucumán (2100-1550 years bp) by Oliszewski, Nurit, Arreguez, Guillermo

“…The aim of this paper is to assess how communities that lived during the 1° millennium AD in QDLC related to food plant resources. …”
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Archaeological Heritage Legislation and Indigenous Rights in Latin America: Trends and Challenges by Endere, Maria Luz

“…Most of them have passed laws that grant legal recognition to indigenous communities and have recognized their rights in the national constitutions. …”
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Entre la comunidad y el mercado. Los ámbitos y usos de la tercera función sustantiva universitaria en México by Serna Alcántara, Gonzalo A.

“…At the end of the fourth decade of that century, it began to move away from its original purpose, consisting of sharing social support actions to communities, and move to offer society a diversity of sites (museums, galleries, exhibition halls), events (book fairs, film shows, concerts) and non-formal education (continuing education courses, art, music, dance, sports, etc.), forming over time a heterogeneous and difficult field for planning, operation, coordination, evaluation and theorization.…”
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Taller de Aguas: construyendo con los barrios durante la pandemia by Rodríguez, Calén, Assandri, Matías, Vetere, Virginia

“…The context of an international pandemic, which challenged the national and international health system, tested, once again, our commitment to face the needs of some of the La Plata most affected communities by the socioeconomic and health crisis, as part of a Public University whose aim is to be at people's disposal.…”
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Evangelical missions, capitalism and state regulation among the Guarani of the Argentine Northwest by Espinosa, Mariana

“…It is mainly the search for understanding and explanation of the current map of evangelical Guarani churches that leads us to propose a long-term study on the genesis and transformations of the socio-cultural system organized by the expansion of evangelism among indigenous communities in the region. The article combines historical sources, ethnographic observations and pertinent bibliographical references.…”
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A first approach to funerary practices in the eastern valleys of northern Salta, Argentina by Ventura, Beatríz, Gheggi, María Soledad

“…We refer to the need of working together with the local communities, especially when dealing with human remains.…”
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