Inhabiting Languages Workshop by de Mauro, Sofía

“…In the framework of the open commission for the 40th anniversary of democracy and on the way to the III International Meeting: Linguistic Rights as Human Rights. Conversaciones ins/urgentes, we organized together with the Instituto de Culturas Aborígenes (ICA) the event Habitar las lenguas. …”
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University income policies, 40 years after the return to democracy and co-government by Inchauspe, Leandro

“…The work addresses the entry and permanence of students at the National University of Córdoba (UNC) and, in particular, the Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities (FFyH), taking as reference the 40th anniversary of the end of the dictatorship; university normalization and the democratization of income policies, leaving aside the dictatorial exam and quota system, in the eighties and the creation of Leveling Courses in the nineties, central to the current income policy. …”
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A disturbing origin by Amatriain, Lucía, Domínguez, María Elena

“…We quetion ourselves, in this scenario, abour the place of the family in the human constitution and the subjective consequences of lying about origin, having as backdrop the Argentine case and the treatment given to childhood during the last dictatorship. …”
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LA MALVINA RANCH, VESTIGES OF THE FIRST RURAL SETTLEMENT IN COMMUNAL LAND OF SANTA ROSA, LA PAMPA. by Tapia, Alicia Haydée, Pineau, Virginia G., Pera, Lía, Fernández, Mabel M.

“…The activities developed were framed within the premises of Public Archaeology, given that beyond the research objectives of an UBACYT archaeological project, the decisions were planned and made with various institutions of the community, both academic and governmental (Socio-historical Studies Institute of the Faculty of Human Sciences- UNLPam, Heritage Directory of Culture Secretary of la Pampa Province, and Municipal Tourism Directory of Santa Rosa). …”
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In the shadow of Argentinean archaeology: Jorge von Hauenschild and the formation of the von Hauenschild collection at the Museo de Antropología (Universidad Nacional de Córdoba) by Lindskoug, Henrik B.

“…The collection consists of over 4000 objects, the largest amount of elements in the collection is ceramics, but it also includes various lithic artifacts and human remains.This paper is the result of the study of the von Hauenschild collection as a part of the Museo de Antropología, (UNC) plan of collection management which intends to revalorize it. …”
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DOSSIER: Intellectuals and editors by Sorá, Gustavo

“…Evidence of this is the closure suffered by the sociology of literature, a sub-discipline so uncomfortable for the guardians of the aura of the national literary genius.This dossier seeks to illuminate that relationship with the certainty that it models one of the most fertile terrains to rethink the legacy of the history of culture in the West and to generate a vast program of research problems scarcely explored by the social and human sciences in Latin America, and applicable to the study of any culture, with or without writing.…”
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Taphonomy of bones remains from pellets of Coragyps atratus (black vulture) in the northwest of the argentinian Patagonia by Ballejo, Fernando, Fernández, Fernando, De Santis, Luciano J. M.

“…A peculiar characteristic of Coragyps atratus (black vulture) is that it builds communal roosts near places where human activities are developed and it feeds on animals of varying size, which may interfere with the formation of archaeological sites. …”
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Landscape structure and its implications for the taphonomy of prey remains contained in pellets of Athene cunicularia: a case study from the Chaco Seco, Córdoba by Mignino, Julián, Robledo, Andrés, Manzano García, Jessica, Weihmüller, María Paula, Brizuela, Camila, Costa, Thiago

“…Thus, we propose to explore and evaluate the influence of the microenvironments (composition and vegetation cover) immediately surrounding each nest on the taxonomic structure of the recovered micromammal assemblages, providing tools to reinforce paleoenvironmental inferences in contexts with human occupations at a regional scale. In addition to the analysis of the pellets, we incorporated sampling and field identification of vegetation along with the application of geomatics tools on satellite images. …”
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Bone pathologies in a modern collection of guanaco (Lama guanicoe): Contributions to the interpretation of bone lesions in archeological contexts by Flensborg, Gustavo Ariel, Kaufmann, Cristian Ariel

“…The aim of this study is to determine the postcranial skeletal lesions that characterize a population of wild camelids and to differentiate bone lesions related to human management of camelids. For this purpose, we analyze the health status of a modern collection of guanaco by recording a series of indicators and its manifestation in different anatomical units. …”
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Late Pleistocene leopards as a bone accumulator: taphonomic results from S’Espasa cave and other Iberian key sites by Sauqué Latas, Víctor, Sanchis, Alfred, Madurell Malapeira, Joan

“…The Pleistocene faunal accumulations documented in caves have commonly been attributed to the activity of humans or carnivores. According to the palaeontological and archaeological literature, cave hyena (Crocuta spelaea) was the main known bone accumulator in karstic environments. …”
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Traducción: Potencial heuristico y desvíos teóricos de un tópico eficaz para pensar realmente la globalización by Sora, Gustavo Alejandro

“…SSH: International Cooperation in the Social Sciences and Humanities: Comparative Socio-Historical Perspectives and Future Possibilities? …”
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Guanaco bone piles from the Pampas region (Argentina) and their implications for hunter-gatherer subsistence by Alvarez, María Clara, Messineo, Pablo Geronimo, Kaufmann, Cristian Ariel

“…Taking into account the cultural context, the association of the elements, and the presence of human modifications, it is proposed that both bone piles had an anthropogenic origin. …”
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Discovering Queta. Contributions from bioarchaeology to the knowledge of a prehispanic village of the Puna of Jujuy by Miranda de Zela, Paula, Fuchs, María Laura

“…This paper presents the results of the bioarchaeological study of a set of human remains recovered in the 1940s at the Queta site, Puna de Jujuy, together with the analysis of the archaeological background generated to date. …”
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