Ceramic vessels as indicators of the forms of food conumption in the Tilcara villages during the first millennium A.D. A contribution from Malka by Juarez, Vanesa, Otero, Clarisa

“…In this work we present the morpho-stylistic and functional repertoire on which we are working for the Formative period of Tilcara, and particularly of the Malka neighborhood, Quebrada de Humahuaca, Jujuy. …”
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The record and history of the Indian villages of Cordoba between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries by Tell, Sonia, Castro Olañeta, Isabel

“…Within a larger universe of Indians who were registered by the colonial administration in the seventeenth century, twenty-one cases are traced until the end of the period under study. The aggregations, dismemberments, transfers, and changes in nomination of encomiendas and Indian towns are discussed in more detail for the eleven cases of longer persistence, by relating these changes and continuities to the presence or absence of peoples in the record. …”
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Food and subsistence strategies in the prehispanic Mendoza Midwest: Consumption and discard at the site Agua Amarga by Ots, María José, Oliszewski, Nurit, García Llorca, Jorge

“…We dated ceramics and vegetal remains that locate the context in the late period and during regional inca domination. Our goal is to study strategies of processing, consumption and discarding of foods that also contribute in the discussion on the prehispanic strategies of subsistence in the North and Center of Mendoza province. …”
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Introduction to the Dossier: Indigenous Societies and "Indian Peoples" of the Tucumán Governorate (XVI-XIX centuries): Revisions, state of the question and case studies by Castro Olañeta, Isabel, Tell, Sonia

“…Within the framework of the periodic debate sessions organized since 2013 by the Network of Indigenous and Peasant Studies, in August 2016 the Sixth Meeting of the Network was held at the Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities of the National University of Córdoba, dedicated to the problem of "The Indian Peoples of the Tucumán Governorate (XVI-XIX centuries): state of the question and cases". …”
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Traceologic Approach to the First Millenium A.D Ceramics of Quebrada de Los Corrales (El Infiernillo, Tucumán, Argentina) by Gramajo Bühler, Matías, García Rosselló, Jaume

“…To this end a first approach is made from a traceology perspective, attempting to see hand-made shaping techniques and possible ”savoir-fare” from groups of this period on a local scale. Specifically, the work proposal focuses on the study and recording of analyzed macro-traces.…”
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Caracterización de la forma, tamaño y función de las vasijas ordinarias de Puerta de Corral Quemado (Dpto. de Belén, Prov. de Catamarca) by Iucci, María Emilia

“…We analyze in this paper late ordinary ceramics from Puerta de Corral Quemado (Dpto. de Belén, Prov. de Catamarca), found in scattered burials and in the excavated structures from El Molino, an archaeological site in Argentinean Northwest which belongs to Regional Developments Period (1100-1480 D.C.).Technical elections related with shape and size during the manufacture process allow potters to make suitable vessels for specific uses. …”
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MARKERS OF ETHNICITY AND AGENCY IN THE FOOD PATTERNS. ITS APPROACH FROM THE HISTORICAL ZOOARCHAEOLOGY by Colasurdo, María Belén

“…Although this hypothesis could not be verified in a linear way, since other factors must be taken into account some results, such as the greater presence of consumption of sheep over that of cows by the end of the period, the diversification of the types of dishes prepared, tell us about the interaction between people of different origins that may have allowed a synthesis of dietary patterns.…”
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Before the embers burn out. Hearths in the Central Plateau of Santa Cruz during the middle Holocene by Frank, Ariel D.

“…Although there is a fluctuation in size, some hearths are larger than those recorded for earlier periods. Hearths are usually located in the central area of the rock-shelters, though nearer to the walls than to the drip line. …”
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Archaeometrical characterization of pigments and paintings on Pre-Hispanic pottery from the regions of Fiambalá and Chaschuil (Catamarca, Argentina) by Ratto, Norma Rosa, Reinoso, Maria Elba, Basile, Mara Valeria, Freire Espeleta, Eleonora, Halac, Emilia Beatriz

“…Results indicate the continuity in use of certain pigments (mainly hematite for red hues and Mn oxides in combination with magnetite for black paints) within the different socio-political organizations that inhabited the region from the first to the 14th centuries ce, in spite of the diverse shades of colour, which suggests an intentional search linked with their cultural conventions. For the Inca Period, this scenery of continuities in minerals employed for reds and blacks is complemented by the use of new compounds (Ti oxide, apatite and gypsum) in order to generate the ‘cream’ tones applied as slips, all of which have not been identified for previous moments.…”
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Two height sites in Sierra del Cajón. The current state of research in the archaeological locality Pichanal, Catamarca province by Cantarelli, Violeta, Rampa, Daniel, Grattone, Mariel

“…We present two archaeological sites located in Sierra del Cajón, Catamarca Province, that were occupied in the Late Period (ca. 1000-1430). Their study provides us information that allows us to expand our knowledge of sites located in the inner mountain ranges which locate between 2600 and 2800 meters above sea level. …”
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The small-vertebrate assemblage of La Modesta site: A contribution to subsistence studies during the Middle Holocene in the Eastern Pampa-Patagonia transition (Buenos Aires, Argent... by Alcaraz, Ana Paula

“…This information, together with the data already available from the site (analysis of the larger-sized species, and stable isotopes), represent the first approaches to hunter-gatherers subsistence during a period that lacked such information in the study area.…”
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The symbolic importance of an archaeomalacological personal adorn at the beginning of the late holocene in Aquihuecó, Neuquén, Patagonia Argen by Ibáñez Saint Paul, Valeria A., Della Negra, Claudia Eugenia, Gordillo, Sandra, Hajduk, Adam

“…The symbolic value of this type of elements in funerary contexts in this period is discussed.…”
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Manejo de recursos y organización de la producción cerámica en Rincón Chico, Catamarca by Piñeiro, Mónica

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