Native peoples, archaeology and heritage in the southern tip of the Calchaqui Peaks by Carrasco, Dana, Chiavassa Arias, Stefania, Espeche, Ignacio, Montegú, Juan, Franco Salvi, Valeria, Salazar, Julián

“…This work aims to communicate the progress of the project of socialization of cultural heritage that we developed from an agreement between the Indigenous Community of the Diaguita people in the valley of Tafi (Province of Tucumán) and the Archaeology Team of the Southern Calchaquí Summits (UNC-CONICET). …”
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The Rhizobium-Leguminosa Association in alfalfa fields in the Province of Córdoba. Second Stage: Field inoculation by Ponte, Roberto P., Acosta, Marta I., Abril, Adriana, Oliva, Luisa del V.

“…The results showed an increase in yield and protein content with inoculation, even with a high indigenous population. Under these ecological conditions, both selected indigenous strains and those recommended by INTA showed similar behavior in terms of N-fixation ability, and no differences were detected in response to inoculation methods (simple or multiple).…”
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Procesos transnacionales en el salar de Atacama-norte de Chile : los impactos de la minería y el turismo en las comunidades indígenas atacameñas by Bolados García, Paola

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Derechos indígenas en la Argentina : Reflexiones sobre conceptos y lineamientos generales contenidos en el art. 75 inciso 17 de la Constitución Nacional by Braunstein, José Alberto, González, Jorge Abel, Altabe, Ricardo

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About the seeds of Datura Ferox L., "Chamico" and its alcoholic tincture: (Estudio Farmacéutico) by Pasqualis, Pedro E.

“…Solanacea widely spread in our country, and part of the indigenous therapeutic arsenal, whose curative and toxic properties are known even by those people devoid of any scientific background.…”
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Potrero de Garay: a late sociocultural entity of the mountain region of Córdoba province (República Argentina). by Berberián, Eduardo

“…These studies have allowed characterizing an indigenous socio-cultural entity corresponding to the Late Pre-Hispanic Period. …”
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LA DIMENSIÓN POLÍTICA DEL PATRIMONIO CULTURAL. PRÁCTICAS Y POSICIONAMIENTOS DE MUJERES INDÍGENAS EN EL CENTRO DE LA PROVINCIA DE BUENOS AIRES by Lencina, Rocio

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Imágenes en tiempos de extensión: “Esta es la universidad peñi” by Vargas Inostroza, Victor

“…This meeting was held in Córdoba in August 2019, during the visit of the executive board of the Council for the Development of Indigenous Communities (CODECI), the body that enforces the Indigenous Integral Law 2287/88, which brings together the majority of the Mapuche communities in the province of Río Negro. …”
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Diary of an Idiot. The exploration of the Pilcomayo River by Enrique van Nivel (Bolivia, 1844) by Combès, Isabelle

“…Since the beginning several authors realized the exagerations and falsehoods in his travel report, regarding both the distance covered and the estimation of indigenous peoples encountered. This paper focuses on another fishy aspect of the diary: the fact that Van Nivel blamed the native groups and particularly his Toba guide Yumay for the failure of his project.…”
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Pertenecer no tiene sus privilegios. Reflexiones sobre la práctica de los estudios de impacto arqueológico en el Valle de Tafí, Tucumán by Corbalán, Mariano

“…Using Tafí del Valle as a case study, we discuss some practical facets of impact assessment studies in archaeology within the context of strong socioeconomic dynamics that is the result of interventions by governmental institutions, landowners and indigenous communities. We question offifi cial policies that encourage local tourism and appropriation of the cultural and natural heritage. …”
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Gaïa and diplomacy as a cosmopolitical device. Interview with Bruno Latour by Marconetto, María Bernarda, Pazzarelli, Francisco Gustavo

“…Thus, for example, while ethnologists were dedicated to investigate the distinction nature-culture in the Amazon as defined by indigenous cosmologies, he himself was dedicated to understanding how this binarism was manufactured in scientific laboratories, within our modern cosmology. …”
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El hilo se corta por lo más delgado. Los efectos en las sociedades indígenas de las enfermedades derivadas del contacto con los “otros” by Boschin, Maria Teresa, Fernández, Mabel

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Saberes expertos e indígenas urbanos en los años sesenta y setenta (provincia de Chaco, Argentina) by Quevedo, Cecilia Mercedes

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Marriages, baptisms and lands by Literas, Luciano

“…Specifically, it focuses on marriage and baptism as indigenous practices aimed for preserving and increasing kinship networks and, for this reason, as political and social strategies to face the adversities of this context, assessing their impact on two aspects: the formation and consolidation of groups and the struggle for resources. …”
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Procesos históricos de adaptación y transformación indígena en el Chaco argentino: del nomadismo al sedentarismo by Rodríguez Mir, Javier, Martínez Gandolfi, Alejandra

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DEBATES Y REFLEXIONES SOBRE LA PREEXISTENCIA MAPUCHE TEHUELCHE: SENTIDOS DE PERMANENCIA Y CONTINUIDAD EN LA NOCIÓN DE TERRITORIALIDAD by Ramos, Ana Margarita

“…Palabras claves: territorialidad - preexistencia - linaje - mapuche - tehuelche AbstractMapuche-Tehuelche indigenous Peoples in the Province of Chubut (Argentina) have to demonstrate their pre-existence to the national state in different judicial processes involving land possession. …”
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La pura opinión de Vladimiro Weisser y la población indígena de Antofalla en la Colonia temprana by Haber, Alejandro Fabio, Lema, Carolina

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A muddy place with 2000 years of history: La Troya, Tinogasta Department, Catamarca by Ratto, Norma, Feely, Anabel

“…The results define the barreal as a persistent space where different social, economic and political organizations settled, building their villages, carrying out productive activities and burying their dead since the societies of the first millennium until Spanish-indigenous moments.…”
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STUDY OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL COLLECTION FROM ARROYO LA GLORIETA GUARANÍ SITE (BUENOS AIRES PROVINCE, LOWER PARANÁ RIVER DELTA). by Costa Angrizani, Rodrigo, Maravilla, María Laura, Schwerdt, Oscar, Álvarez, Marco, Ramos van Raap, María

“…With this, it is intended to contribute to the knowledge of indigenous occupation of the region and, in particular, of the Guarani that arrived at these latitudes in earlier times to conquest.…”
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