Citrullus lanatus: a new natural host of Groundnut ringspot orthotospovirus in Argentina by Pozzi, Elizabeth, Luciani, C. E., Giovanni Celli, M., Conci, V. C., Perotto, M. C.

“…Orthotospoviruses cause serious economic damage, being a major limitation for production and quality in different crops. …”
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The Calchaqui metal relics of the Zavaleta Collection in the Field Museum of Natual History of Chicago. An integral analysis by Gluzman, Geraldine

“…The Field Museum of Natural History of Chicago (Illinois, United States) owns a great amount of archaeological pieces of the provinces of the Argentine Northwest (Salta, Tucumán and Catamarca) that were acquired in 1904 during the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, a World's Fair universal held in Saint Louis (Missouri, United States) where Manuel Zavaleta, its collector, carried part of his assemblages of objects for the purpose of obtaining an economic profit. This article aims to address a specific universe of these objects, the ones made in different types of metal from a comprehensive analysis that includes not only its features, but also a review of the exhibition of them in San Luis to its current shelter in the museum of Chicago. …”
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A History of Book Publishing in Contemporary Latin America by Sora, Gustavo Alejandro

“…The intersection of cultural, political and economic themes, as well as the style of writing, makes this book an interest to a wide reading public with historical and sociological sensitivity and global cultural curiosity.…”
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Territorial mobility and subsistence strategies during the Ebro Basin Late Neolithic-Chalcolithic: A multi-isotope approach from San Juan cave (Loarre, Spain) by Villalba Mouco, Vanessa, Sauqué Latas, Víctor, Sarasketa Gartzia, Izaskun, Pastor, M. Victoria, le Roux, Petrus J., Vicente, Diana, Utrilla, Pilar, Salazar García, Domingo C.

“…This new study gives information about Late Neolithic communities located in the north-east of the Iberian Peninsula, and it allows inference of the socio-economic structure, territorial mobility and individual provenance of humans.…”
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Al filo de La Aguada: aportes al estudio del arte rupestre de Cerro Negro, sector septentrional de la Quebrada de Humahuaca (Jujuy, Argentina) by Adris, Silvina

“…They would be in areas adjacent to crop fifi elds to agricultural complex Coctaca-Rodero, functionally different, but articulated in relation to a particular socio-economic practice (eg agro-livestock). Regarding the chronological placement of the representations, the information available to other rock art sites in the area of the mountains, holding a predominance of rock joint for Late periods, Inca and Hispano-indigenous. …”
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