Provincia de Catamarca, varios by Luti, Ricardo

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Correspondencia personal recibida de Antonio Serrano. by Serrano, Antonio

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Contributions of Hangar site to the technological management study in the basin of the Salado creek (province of Buenos Aires) during the late Holocene by Barros, Maria Paula, Bellinzoni, Jonathan, Colantonio, Maria Jose, Alvarez, María Clara, Kaufmann, Cristian Ariel

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Preliminary results of the archaeological investigations in Área Islote Lobos, western coast of San Matías Gulf (Río Negro province) by Borella, Florencia, Cardillo, Marcelo, Alberti, Jimena, Scartascini, Federico L., Carranza, Eugenia, Favier Dubois, Cristián M., Steffan, Pamela G., Guichón-Fernández, Rocío

“…In this paper we present the first results of the archaeological research carried out in a region named Área Natural Protegida Islote Lobos, a central area of San Matías Gulf western coast (Río Negro province, Argentina). The first trends observed from the study of the surface and stratigraphical archaeological record and the chronology obtained are presented. …”
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Correspondencia institucional recibida de Salvador Canals Frau, Director del Instituto de Etnografía Americana. by Canals Frau, Salvador

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Settlement and landscape. A case study through the analysis of visual theory basins in the valley of Balcosna, province of Catamarca, Argentina by Villafañez, Emilio Alejandro

“…This paper aims to bring the reader a theoretical case study of the viewshed in the Balcosna Valley (Catamarca province). This place is located in the last slopes of the Yungas zone, and it counts with few references in the archaeological literature, so our first questions were directed by the need to understand the social construction of landscape in the valley, where visibility seems to have been an important sociability of groups that inhabited the area. …”
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Technology, raw materials use and ocupational redundancy: the archaeological locality of Punta Odriozola, Río Negro province coast, Argentina by Cardillo, Marcelo, Alberti, Jimena, Carranza, Eugenia

“…The archaeological locality of Punta Odriozola, on the west coast of San Matías gulf (Río Negro province), has certain characteristics that would have made it suitable for the redundant occupation along the Middle and Late Holocene by hunter-gatherer groups. …”
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Stakeholders , values, and meanings of the Intihuasi archaeological site, San Luis Province, Argentina. An analysis oriented to its heritage management by Endere, María Luz, Chaparro, María Gabriela, Giacomasso, María Vanesa

“…Despite being legally protected and managed by the province that has built, in recent decades, tourism infrastructure with permanent personnel involved in its protection, the site has lost its attraction due to the accumulation of anthropic and natural impact. …”
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State of progress of archaeological researches in empalme querandíes 1 site (centre of the humid pampas subregion, Buenos Aires province). by Messineo, Pablo G., Álvarez, María Clara, Dubois, Cristian Favier, Steffan, Pamela, Colantonio, María José

“…The aim of this article is to present the first results of an archaeological research performed at the site Empalme Querandies 1 (centre of the Humid Pampas sub-region, province of Buenos Aires). Considering a multidisciplinary approach, different types of analyses were carried out (geoenvironmental, chronology, taphonomy, subsistence, and technological trends). …”
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Contributions of Hangar site to the technological management study in the basin of the Salado creek (province of Buenos Aires) during the late Holocene by Barros, María Paula, Bellinzoni, Jonathan Ezequiel, Colantonio, María José, Álvarez, María Clara, Kaufmann, Cristian Ariel

“…The Hangar site is located in the General Lamadrid county, in the northwest sector of the Interserrana area province of Buenos Aires. The archaeological assemblage is integrated by lithic, faunal, and ceramic materials recovered both in superficial and in stratigraphic position. …”
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