Ecological roofing tiles made with rubber and plastics wastes by Gaggino, Rosana, Positieri, María Josefina, Irico, Patricia, Kreiker, Jerónimo, Arguello, Ricardo, Sanchez Amono, María Paz

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Money and robes: a perspective of the imbrication of the Catholic Church in the Brazilian political process (1961-1970) through the sources of the Institute of Research and Social... by Ramírez, Hernán

“…It certainly had military members in its composition, but it also included other actors, such as businessmen, traditional politicians, technocrats and members of the clergy. …”
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Intervención extensionista en salud cardiovascular en un hospital escuela by Oberto , María Georgina, Perovic, Nilda, Celi, Alejandra, Marchiori, Georgina, Flores, David, Carrizo, Lidia, Defagó, Daniela

“…By listening to the testimonies of the students, it was possible to assess the importance of their learning by means of this experiential practice, which allowed them to experience concrete realities in their territory, new forms of reasoning, interaction with different social actors and with their traditional knowledge, to learn about new scenarios, to build new knowledge, and relate knowledge to action in actual situations.…”
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Human/animals relations in the pre-Hispanic societies from the Middle and Lower Paraná River: an ontological turn by Bastourre, María Laura

“…It is argued that practices commonly labeled as “material” (eg. subsistence) as well as those traditionally linked to “symbolic worlds” (e.g. animal representations) are both better understood as materially interwoven actions and relations involving multiple agencies, not just human ones. …”
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The importance of archaeological evidence in the study of ancient Greek theater: the case of ceramic iconography by Reznik, Carolina

“…Regarding classical greek theater, its study was traditionally approached almost exclusively from a literary perspective, which is why it is necessary to broaden the horizon of the sources of analysis. …”
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Analysis of pottery record from a taphonomic approach: the case of Familia Primón and Los Bañados archaeological sites (Central-East Santa Fe, Argentina) by Galligani, Paula, Balducci, Fernando, Sartori, Julieta, Riberi, Macarena

“…While traditionally taphonomy have been focused in organic remains analysis (v.g. faunal and bioarchaeological records), the other archaeological remains –including pottery– are not exempt to suffer post depositional processes effects. …”
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New research on the Late-Inca period at Doncellas (Jujuy, Argentina) from museum pottery collections by Pérez, Martina Inés

“…A series of research lines allowed the comparative study of these collections: style analysis which testifies the coexistence of pottery traditions of several origins, either Chichas, Incas or local, as well as metrical and morphological estimations which explore the daily activities in the site. …”
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First petrographic characterization of Late Prehispanic and Colonial ceramic pastes of the Southern Pozuelos Basin (Puna of Jujuy, Argentina) by Pérez Pieroni, M. Josefina

“…The thin sections analyzed might be accounting for two pre-Hispanic traditions of ceramic production, already identified in the literature: the “Casabindo style” and the “Yavi style” pottery.…”
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Osteobiographies: Multidisciplinary contributions to the study of human remains by Fabra, Mariana, Salega, Soledad, Cortés, Leticia I.

“…In this sense, the bioarcheology of individuals (Stodder and Palkovich, 2012) or of the personality (Boutin, 2011), stands as valid alternatives that allow not only to humanize the past, but also to address problems generally not considered in bioarchaeological studies. traditional traditions, such as gender and sex, age and life courses, human body and identity, social roles, disability, the concept of embodiment and even the post-mortem agency of human remains (Hosek and Robb, 2019). …”
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Tradiciones políticas y memoria : significaciones sobre la noción de bien común en la experiencia de lucha ferroviaria by Salomone, Mariano

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Morpho-agronomic characterization of squash (Cucurbita maxima Duch.) landraces from the andean valleys in Argentina by Lorello, I.M., García Lampasona, S.C., Makuch, M.A., Peralta, I.E.

“…In the Andean valleys of Argentina, families grow vegetables by traditional methods, mainly for self-consumption. Squash (Cucurbita maxima) is an American crop of great importance in Andean regional economies. …”
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The Climatic Factor in Sudanese Conflicts: Challenges to Stability in Darfur by Pereira dos Santos Júnior, Luis Haroldo, Ziebell, Guilherme

“…In theoretical terms, the article adopts a critical security perspective, with the objective of understanding the multidimensional nature of non-traditional sources of threat to the country's security, such as the climate threat. …”
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Inhabiting Languages Workshop by de Mauro, Sofía

“…This activity was conceived as an instance of joint organization between our Faculty and the ICA, two institutions that in recent years have strengthened enriching dialogues around the institutional work, on the one hand, and especially around rethinking traditionally Western and Europeanizing academic practices, on the other. …”
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Lightning stones: lithics analysis from an holistic perspective by Cabral Ortíz, Jorge E., Mercuri, Cecilia, García De Cecco, Pilar, Mendoza, Federico G.

“…In this context, the study of the lithic material was carried out through a holistic and integral approach in which the traditional methodologies of techno-typological analysis were combined with the register of interviews with the settlers are contemplated. …”
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Between politics and academia: a thesis on tobacco producers by Solheim, Jorun

“…This left me completely, probably because it was in the 70s, a timely time for deep political commitment and for criticism of the traditional program and courses of the Department. It was a time when studies and politics and general sociability were closely linked, and we, who at that time belonged to the extreme left, spent time in continuous discussions about absolutely everything, and the issue of who received when and with what exams were issues totally subordinate to all those things that involved us.…”
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