The gap: the science of what separates humans and animals by Salgado Mendoza, Sebastian Camilo

“…With this phrase Thomas Suddendorf begins a journey through the evolution of humans, a species that has managed to separate itself from its close relatives to become the greatest generator of change on the face of the earth. …”
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MATE Network: an experience of intervention in visual disability by López, Jimena, Pereyra, César, Valdez, Mariana

“…In this article, we aim at sharing the experience of Red MATE (Red de Materiales y Apoyos Tiflo Educativos) of the School of Communication Sciences of the Universidad Nacional de Córdoba, a project that has been underway for ten years. At the beginning, we started by addressing a specific problem, namely that of the difficulty students face to access their study  materials.  …”
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The irruption of new technologies in secondary schools and teacher training challenges in the 21st century by Iglesias, Andrea

“…In this article, we return to the results of a recent investigation where we analyzed the relationship between the trajectories of teacher training (initial and continuous) and the strategies of labor insertion of beginning teachers of secondary schools (both state and private management) of Buenos Aires City (CABA).…”
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Psychotherapy in times of the COVID-19 pandemic in Argentina: Factors associated with the use of telepsychology during social isolation by Fontao, María Isabel, Casari, Leandro Martín, Piorno, Natalia, Taborda, Alejandra Ruth

“…Results: 77.7% of the participants started using online psychotherapy for the first time at the beginning of social isolation; 62.6% of the participants treated half or more of their patients online. …”
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Productive microcredit as a mechanism to resume economic development in the context of the Covid-19 crisis in Brazil by Nagao Menezes, Daniel Francisco

“…However, it is understood, given the current context, that the Federal Government has adopted generalist policies, acting indirectly, instead of acting directly in the sectors most affected, so that the measures adopted show timid results contrary to what was expected by government. market at the beginning of the pandemic.…”
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Breve Historia del Departamento de Química Biológica by Maccioni, Hugo

“…Por esta razón se describe primero lacreación del Departamento, para finalmente recapitular brevemente su evolución hasta el presente.The beginning of the Department of Biological Chemistry isclosely linked to the foundation of the Institute of ChemicalSciences, precursor of the present School of ChemicalSciences, and also to the trajectory of its founder, Dr. …”
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Syllabic awareness and phonemic awareness: Which is the best reading predictor? by Fumagalli, Julieta, Barreyro, Juan Pablo, Jaichenco, Virginia

“…In addition, it has been postulated that sensitivity towards some linguistic units such as syllable (syllabic awareness) would arise before beginning to read and other PA skills, such as phonemic awareness, would be a byproduct of learning to read. …”
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THE PREHISTORIC SETTLEMENT OF THE MALVINAS ISLANDS, ARGENTINIAN REPUBLIC by Orquera, Luis Abel, Piana, Ernesto Luis

“…Therefore, in this article we say that the previously accepted way about the beginning of the human settlement of Tierra del Fuego is still the most valid.…”
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Architecture and landscape in Andalhuala archaeological locality (Yocavil Valley, Catamarca) by Alvarez Larrain, Alina

“…The results so far indicate a complex picture of occupations since the beginning of the first millennium D.C. until the final of the late times, comprising a strip space from the lowlands near permanent basins to the lower floors of the Sierra del Aconquija.…”
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Zooarchaeology of the Formative site Soria 2, Yocavil Valley (Catamarca).First century A.D by Belotti López de Medina, Carlos Raúl

“…The assemblages reviewed here were found at an archaeological deposit with abundant cultural remains and a radiocarbon date of 1940 RCYBP, situating this context at the very beginnings of the Formative Period of Yocavil. The most important faunal resource were domestic and wild Camelidae species (Lama glama, Lama guanicoe and Vicugna vicugna), with a marked preference for young animals according to the estimations of the Minimal Number of Individuals. …”
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The Inca road between Tocota and Villa Nueva (Iglesia Valley, San Juan) by García, Alejandro

“…Also, it is argued that the analyzed stretch was traveled by Debenedetti in the beginnings of the twentieth century, but without realizing that it was the Inka road.…”
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Strategies for the study of the colonial period sites in northeastern Argentina: Fort Sancti Spiritus (1527-1529) and Santa Fe la Vieja (1573-1660) by Cocco, Gabriel, Letieri, Fabián, Pasquali, Cristina, Campagnolo, Leticia

“…We considered two cases of study, the Sancti Spiritus Fort (1527-1529) and Santa Fe La Vieja (1573-1660); both enclaves are located temporarily in the beginning of the Spanish colonization in South America and spatially on the alluvial plain of the Paraná River. …”
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Lithic technology and geoarchaeological context in the early occupation of the archaeological Site 2 of the Amalia locality, province of Buenos Aires (Argentina) by Bonnat, Gustavo Federico, Mazzanti, Diana Leonis, Martínez, Gustavo Adolfo

“…In regard to the geoarchaeological context, the analyses show a change in the sedimentation, which is related to the fluctuations of the climatic conditions and indicate wetter cycles in the beginning of the Holocene.…”
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Archaeological research at San Luis Province: 150 years of its inception, history and prospects by Heider, Guillermo, Curtoni, Rafael Pedro

“…The combination of these variables allowed us to delineate four periods of research and analyze the causes that promoted the working agendas, considering the current situation in order to propose development perspectives for the archaeology of San Luis.…”
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Indigenous People and the State around the Conservation of Nature: the Case of the Territory of the Potae Napocna Navogoh Community and the Lands of the Pilcomayo River National Pa... by Iñigo Carrera, Valeria

“…In particular, our purpose is to clarify the link between the development of protected natural areas and the production of an essentially differential indigenous subjectivity. To do this, we begin by examining the tension that manifests itself within the policy followed by the states (national and provincial) between the valorisation of capital and nature conservation. …”
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The “last caciques” of Cuyo. Lands, politics and indigenous memories in Creole Argentina (Mogna, XVII-XI centuries) by Escolar, Diego

“…As part of a reconstruction of the indigenous political history of the Cuyo region, between the end of the Hispanic period and the consolidation of the Argentine national state, I will reconstruct the struggles sustained by the Mogna chiefs, the Alcanis, between the beginning of the 18th century and early 19th century.…”
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Contextualized ceramic assemblages and discard spaces. Contributions to Social memory in domestic settings in Punta de la Peña 3-C, Antofagasta de la Sierra by Puente, Verónica, Quiroga, Laura, Martinez, María Soledad

“…The excavation of four dumps, their radiocarbon dating and the intensive surface collection in discard areas allowed contextualizing the recovered ceramics in productive spaces and residential structures, within a sequence that begins in the Formative period and reaches colonial -republicans times. …”
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COMMERCIAL FLOWS IN THE RÍO DE LA PLATA BASIN (XIXth AND XXth CENTURIES). THEORETICAL-METHODOLOGICAL ESSAY FROM THE NETWORK PERSPECTIVES IN ARCHAEOLOGY by Traba, Aniela

“…Based on the theoretical background of various disciplines, historiographic bibliography, and edict written sources, port-cities, among others, are defined as territorial nodes, whose links will be expressed on two comparative maps for the second half of XIXth c. and the beginnings of XXth c. From there, the general structure of this trade networks will be traced, highlighting the hegemony of the “River Plate trading complex” position during the study period. …”
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Dwelling Enclosure 1 in Pajchela Nucleo (Cusi Cusi, upper San Juan river basin, Jujuy): changes and continuities by Vaquer, José María, Pey, Laura, Carreras, Jesica, Di Tullio, Martina, Sclafani, Micaela, Braun, Eugenia

“…From stratigraphic and recovered materials analysis, we suggest that there were three occupations: the first one with dates that places it in the Late Regional Developments Period (AD 1200-1450), related with people from the Doncellas-Casabindo sphere; a second one during Inka and Early Colonial times (AD 1450-1660) and a third one that begins in the Colony and endures until today. We interpret these occupations in terms of a multi-temporal landscape, leading to the present interpretations of different agents involved in material relations (community, archaeologists, and tourists).…”
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Gender, power, and mobility among the Awá-Guajá (Maranhão, Brazil) by Hernando, Almudena, Politis, Gustavo Gabriel, González Ruibal, Alfredo, Beserra Cohelo, Elizabeth

“…Although these changes are beginning to affect women's social role, the traditional power relationships can still be inferred from the present conditions. …”
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