Exploitation and circulation of fine-grained dark rocks type Potrok Aike: the analysis of two lithic assemblages of southernmost continental Patagonia (Argentina) by Cirigliano, Natalia Andrea, Pallo, María Cecilia, Charlin, Judith Emilce

“…The achieved results show variations in the exploitation of the PKA variety, which are related to the availability of this rock and the hunter-gatherer home range in theses spaces during the late Holocene.…”
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Thoughts on the discourse formulations in the History Museum “Fuerte Independencia” by Sánchez Azcarate, Felicitas

“…History museums, understood as cultural devices, acts as spaces that configure and offer certain stories about the past. …”
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An exhibition about indigenous peopling, accessible for visual diminution in the Historic Museum of Necochea. An experience and many learnings by Colombo, Mariano, Caro Petersen, Águeda

“…That is why we needed to develop different strategies and sensorial devices.Throughout the paper, we contextualize this specific exhibition in the general work and activities context of the Necochea Museums Area, then we consider public spaces and accessibility; next the context of work, choices and decision taken during the process are described, and finally we analyzed the experience and its implementation in the frame of the local community.…”
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PINNIPEDS EXPLOITATION IN ROCK SHELTERS FROM NORTH COAST OF SANTA CRUZ (PATAGONIA ARGENTINA): INITIAL TRENDS by Ambrústolo, Pablo, Beretta, Marcelo

“…Results suggest the existence of variations in the exploitation strategies of the resources in the shelter spaces. These changes are observed in sites with different chronologies and according to the ranges, prey sizes and the distance to the procurement locations.…”
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Variations and continuities: the use of animal resources during the 20th century among indigenous settlements of central-western Santa Cruz by Agnolin, Agustín M.

“…The family-units adopted varied economic strategies in order to occupy these spaces. These strategies were marked by accommodation and readjustment to the advancing pastoralist economy and the loss of lands. …”
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Espacio neutro y oferta religiosa alternativa by Garreta, Mariano Juan

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Urban fairs of the Popular Economy: Discussions around the legal/illegal aspects of the phenomenon by Amaya, Paula Daniela, Ortiz Sosa, Fernando Nicolás

“…This article aims to explain how local governments in Córdoba Province regulated the phenomenon of Popular Economy fairs in public spaces through Municipal Ordinances. As a first point, we made a contextualization of this phenomenon, that is inserted massively today after the breakdown in the formal labour system and the 2001 crisis, to give rise to its relationship with the category of informality and the discussions that exist around it legal / illegal understanding, its legality / illegality. …”
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Phisical anthropology teaching in the Argentina of the early 20th century. Robert Lehmann-Nitsche and the disciples’ formation by Ballestero, Diego, Sardi, Marina

“…Throughout the first decades of 20th century different scholars will be insist on the importance of students’ training and educating as a strategy to define and institutionalize the spaces of scientific practices. In order to analyze this process in the Argentinean anthropological context will consider the first physical anthropology dissertations submitted at the national universities of Buenos Aires and La Plata, supervised by the German anthropologist Robert LehmannNitsche (1872-1938). …”
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NUEVAS EVIDENCIAS EN RELACIÓN A LA SELECCIÓN DE MATERIALES CERÁMICOS PARA FORMAR PARTE DE LOS CONTEXTOS FUNERARIOS. PP9-III Y PP13-I COMO CASOS DE ESTUDIO (CA. 1330-1000 AP) (AN... by Juárez, Vanesa

“…Such information is complemented by techno-morphological and functional data, already presented in previous publications, which enables us to deepen our knowledge regarding the characteristics of the materials included in such particular spaces. Likewise, an integral view of ceramic artifacts qualities will allow the formulation of interpretations regarding possible selection criteria followed by the people of the Puna for their incorporation in such contexts. …”
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Semantic Web and education in upper education: Experience on use of teaching and learning by Morán, Lourdes

“…Some ideas used at specific levels have been developed, and spaces have been opened for innovation and reflection from diverse theoretical approaches. …”
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Computational Thinking. New challenges for 21st century education by Coronel Díaz, Eduardo, Lima Silvain, Graciela

“…Also, the training and teaching practice are analyzed in order to optimize the opportunities offered by technologies in the educational field. Finally, spaces and advances on the topic proposed in England, Spain, USA, Costa Rica, Ecuador and Argentina are described.…”
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The use of virtual tools in the teaching of history at the university by Fucili, Eliana, Masi, Alejandra, Terranova, David

“…The main purpose of the teaching proposal was to reconsider a change in the teaching-learning strategies and open new involvement spaces in the way of communicating knowledge.…”
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The mysticism of civilization: Conference pronounced by Mr. Manuel Carlés, at the Colegio Nacional de Buenos Aires by Carlés, Manuel

“…Life is not like a river that flows for centuries, always along the same course; life is like the constellation of our sun that marches through infinite and unknown spaces. Pain and pleasure form the alternating vicissitude of life. …”
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Aporophobia, segregation and descent into hell by Ramón Fernández, Francisca, Prósper Ribes, Josep

“…The separation of social classes is manifested through architectural spaces, cinematographic plans and details, where the rich are always at the top, and the poor are at the bottom. …”
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Hunting technology in the Antofalla Valley, Antofagasta de la Sierra Department, Catamarca by Moreno, Enrique Alejandro

“…In order to evaluate the features of this technology, we will focus on three aspects: the techno-morphological characteristics of these instruments, the allocation to different types of weapons and their possible chronological implications and the spaces where these specimens were recorded, in relation with the characteristics of the hunting landscapes.…”
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“I want to see Sibipiruna growing”. Roda de samba networked by Di Prospero, Carolina Emilia

“…Affect constitutes potential spaces (Winnicott: 1971) that encourages individual and collective creativity and amplifies experience. …”
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Collecting views: contributions to the interpretation of the “ampajanguense industry” surface sites by Carbonelli, Juan Pablo

“…From these data the hypothesis made is that these surface sites might have been used as stone tool caches, that is, storage spaces of raw material within the mobility circuit of hunter-gatherer societies.…”
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The utilization of indigenous designs in the collections of the Museo Etnográfico at the University of Buenos Aires at the beginning of XX century: actors, activities and objects by Pegoraro, Andrea

“…This article focuses on the use of the collections of the Ethnographic Museum during the first decades of the twentieth century, in a context of recovering indigenous “art” representing the Americas and local art, This event was also accompanied by the development of production spaces and tissue exhibitions inspired partly by motifs or designs of objects stored in Argentine museums. …”
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Against global archaeological ethics: critical views from South America by Curtoni, Rafael Pedro

“…Archaeology as a discipline has been formed largely as a nation-state biopolitical device generating narratives and actions of control, management, classification, and ordering of persons and objects, pasts and presents, their stories, relationships and spaces from a Anglo-Saxon modern mode of knowledge production. …”
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Archaeological impact assessment in the center of Cordoba city, Argentina. The case of Ituzaingó 249 by Brizuela, Camila, Mignino, Julián

“…These first approaches allowed us to contribute to the studies of the dynamics and use of urban spaces, enriching and complementing the documentary history of the city. …”
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