African Responses to African Challenges: Reflections on State, Development and the Pandemic in Africa by Otávio, Anselmo, de Almeida, Elga Lessa

“…In the first, we discuss the main characteristics of the relationship between the state and economic development in Africa during the Cold War. …”
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A black bull at a wake. The myth as a historical discourse about the environmental limits in the socio-technical livestock systems of the Chaco santiagueño by Concha, Pablo

“…This form of frontier cattle ranching began in the 18th century when ranches and indigenous reservations were introduced in the region, and it expanded in different economic-productive cycles from west to east until the middle of the 20th century. …”
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High elevation sites of the Argentine Puna: Zooarchaeology of Real Grande 1 and 6, and Alero Tomayoc by Olivera, Daniel, Grant, Jennifer L.

“…For this period there are large settlements associated with crop fi elds in the low basins, but the settlement systems includes sites located at higher elevations, named “Puestos de altura” like Real Grande 1 y 6 (Catamarca) and Alero Tomayoc (Jujuy).The aim of this work is to study faunal remains from the above mentioned sites through a taxonomical/economical and osteometrical analysis in order to relate them with the total context of the settlements. …”
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Pastoralism in the post-hispanic Puna, zooarchaeology of the Antigal Laguna site (Barrancas, Jujuy) by Merler Carbajo, Julia

“…This was particularly true in the case of the Puna region, where the preexistence of pastoral practices and the management of herd animals represented an advantage when incorporating these species and favored indigenous participation in the new economic system. However, the information available about the incorporation of these animals into traditional Andean grazing, their management and the uses that were given to them in this region is scarce. …”
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Theoretical complementarity in archaeology: Interweaving darwinist and marxist approaches by López, Gabriel E. J.

“…For example, the study of the modification and inheritance of particular ecological and social environ-ments that may be the basis for the generation of contradictions between the productive forces and social relations of production, the application of the concept of mode of production in a non-essentialist way; and the impact of technological development and innovations in economic and social changes. Finally, it is postulated that a broad Darwinian evolutionary framework in archeology can be fruitful for the analysis of cultural evolution. …”
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ARQUEOLOGÍA, PALEONTOLOGÍA Y EDUCACIÓN: EL PATRIMONIO EN LA FORMACIÓN DOCENTE / Archaeology, Palaeontology and Education: the heritage in teacher training by Langiano, María del Carmen; INCUAPA. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales. UNICEN, Merlo, Julio Fabián; Facultad de Ciencias Sociales UNICEN, Ormazabal, Pablo Bernardino; Departamento de Arqueología Facultad de Ciencias Sociales de Olavarría. UNICEN, Madrid, Patricia Elena; INCUAPA. Facultad de Ciencias Sociales. UNICEN

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Fish and coypu: zooarchaeological analysis of Valle Hermoso 4 Site (Colhué Huapi lake, Chubut province) by Svoboda, Ariadna; Instituto de Diversidad y Evolución Austral. Centro Nacional Patagónico, Moreno, Eduardo Julián

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