COLECCIONANDO MIRADAS: APORTES SOBRE LA INTERPRETACIÓN DE LOS SITIOS DE SUPERFICIE DE LA “INDUSTRIA AMPAJANGUENSE” / Collecting views: contributions to the interpretation of the “a... by Carbonelli, Juan Pablo; CONICET, Museo Etnográfico Juan Bautista Ambrosetti, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires.

“…Recognizing the existence of biases in the composition of the sample, resulting from the historical context of their formation, the observed recurrence of bifacial artifacts and recycling processes, as well as changes in bifaces, are interpreted as denoting the existence of non-synchronous manufacturing and use activities. 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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Historia de la conformación de la colección arqueológica de Villa Rumipal del Museo de Antropología FFyH-UNC by Marchetti, Carolina Cecilia

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Calidad de semillas genética almacenada perteneciente a la Colección de garbanzo (Cicer arietinum L) de la FCA-UNC by Godano, Melina Cecilia, Balbo, Raquel, Barquinero, Gaston Ignacio, Senn, Andrea Carolina, Carreras, Julia Juana del Carmen, Allende, María José

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Rules of procedure for collective and individual labor disputes in the Province of Cordoba by Despontín, Luis Alberto

“…VI.- Appeals: 1°. Cassation. -Unconstitutionality. -3. Revision. VII.-Compulsory professional association. …”
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The social dimension of health in the extension field: collective projects at stake by Cevilán, Sandra

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Túmulo II del Brazo Largo. A contribution to the archaeology of the Paraná Lower Delta by Politis, Gustavo G, Bastourre, Laura, Di Prado, Violeta, Bonomo, Mariano, Moreira, Germán, Matarrese, Alejandra

“…Incising modes and design elements depicted in the pottery are similar to those reported by other authors in the Paraná Lower Delta, but some decorative units present a wider spatial distribution. The lithic assemblage comprises ground stone tools with little effort invested in their shaping, recycled broken artefacts and worn-out pieces. …”
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