Petrographic characterization of ceramic fabric from Antofagasta de la Sierra (Catamarca province, Argentina). A comparative approach to intersite level by Pérez, Martina, Gasparotti, Leticia

“…In this article the results of the petrographic analysis of pottery samples from Antofagasta de la Sierra are presented to understand the relationships established between the human groups who settled at the conglomerate dwellings in the lower basin, and those living in the intermediate sectors during the first half of the second millennium AD. …”
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Rock art as a geosign of landscape (valley of Yocavil, Catamarca, Argentina) by Larrain, Alina Álvarez

“…In this paper I explore the appropriation of living space, involved in the formation of te rritories and landscapes and rock art, which is understood as a system of communication as well as an active element in the construction of these landscapes. …”
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Sustentabilidad Socio-Cultural y Buen Vivir en Sitios Patrimoniales: Evaluación del Caso Agua Blanca, Ecuador by Endere, Maria Luz, Zulaica, Maria Laura

“…The incorporation of sustainability objectives as the focus of preservation of cultural heritage show a strong social concern in Ecuador, especially in the framework of the Buen Vivir (Good Living) Plan, proposed as a state policy. This paper examines the socio-cultural sustainability of the archaeological site Agua Blanca, a Community Tourism Center located at Manabi province, after defining a number of aspects needed to assess sustainability. …”
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Art and space. Structuring of the rock art repertoires in the canyons "Yaten Guajen" and "El Lechuza" (North side of the Santa Cruz River, Patagonia, Argentina) by Acevedo, Agustín, Fiore, Dánae, Franco, Nora, Ocampo, Mariana

“…These results are further related to the mobility, visual communication and social control of the transmission of such patterns among the hunter-gatherer groups living in the region.    …”
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Social differentiation’s evidence in the Aguada Orilla Norte cemetery’s mortuary contexts (Hualfín valley, Catamarca) by Baldini, Marta I., Sempé, M. Carlota

“…We assume that the Aguada Orilla Norte cemetery in Hualfin Valley (Catamarca) is representative of a community living in the area during the Middle Period. Evidence of this Aguada burial site was treated in previous papers, defining the existence of three groups of graves interpreted as representative of sectors that were socially reproduced during the development of the Middle Period in Hualfin Valley. …”
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On the teaching of Spanish literature by Díaz Bialet, Agustín

“…Of the various methods followed in teaching, we shall refer first of all to the most common, which consists in the chronological teaching of the subject, by successive presentation of authors, works and a judgment on them, grouped in the century in which they lived; the task is repeated for each period and as many sectors of genres are presented as entities in themselves. …”
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Content and interactivity. Who is teaching and who is learning in the immediate digital reality? by Caldeiro-Pedreira, Mari-Carmen, Aguaded, Ignacio

“…The “digital masters” (Fernández-García, Blasco and Caldeiro, 2016) constitute the interactive generation that is born and who lives in the media ecosystem where they forge their personality. …”
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Determination of senescence in plants by Trippi, Victorio S.

“…Thus, for example, the increase in the C/N ratio, an alteration of living matter characteristic of senescence, could originate from an inhibition of nitrate reductase by high oxygen pressures. …”
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Bodies, territories and neoliberal governmentality. Views on the extractivist regimes from the feminist epistemology by Diaz, Martín Ezequiel, Alvaro, María Belén, Diaz, Martín Ezequiel, Alvaro, María Belén, Diaz, Martín Ezequiel, Alvaro, María Belén

“…We hypothesize that the neoliberal governmentality that is imposed in these devastated territories generates a crisis of social reproduction that impacts living work useful for the production and reproduction of human life; and that it is women, as historically subalternized and relegated subjectivities to the reproductive sphere, who can account for the remains of extractivism from views that transcend the dichotomies of modernity: public / private, State / market, productive / reproductive. …”
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Training of young health promoters in an Agrarian school by López, Susan, Lafit, Jimena, Carné, María Victoria

“…They worked with the concepts of prevention and health promotion and sought to rescue popular knowledge and practices, relating them to social determinations of the living conditions of the community. As a result of the workshops, the students prepared a series of brochures with the main subjects dealt with in order to prevent and promote health in their community.…”
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Think fear. Myths, art and politics by Barei, Silvia

“…What fears do men and women of the western world have nowadays in their daily lives? They fear terrorism, climate change, immigrants,  also what is called "insecurity",  the misuse of technology,  the fragility of political and economic systems. …”
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The Cinematographic Origin of Colonialism in Haiti: Zombie Target by Brito Alvarado, Xavier, Rodríguez Caguana, Adriana, Jadán, Diego

“…However, in recent years this view has been displaced, and today, these productions have occupied a place to explain the multiple anxieties and social uncertainties in which we live. The premise of this work includes the film White Zombie (1932) and The Legion of Soulless Men; the first film on this theme, in which fantastic narratives are mixed with the politics of the time; and with it, discuss colonialism as a historical discourse that is still valid in societies. …”
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Mochica camelids osteometry and genetics, north coast of Peru by Vásquez Sánchez, Víctor Félix, Rosales Tham, Teresa

“…This model takes into account that in this environment currently camelids are not breed, as well as genetics and evolutionary factors in the new domestic form, the effect of Bergmann’s Rule, and new grasses in the morphology of this new form of domestic camelid, ,which lived in the region at the time of Moche.…”
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“Mi casa, su casa”. The subjectivation of the intimate space like represented image by Queiroz Ferreira, Raquel

“…What do the houses say about the persons who live them? What is to be showed and what not? How to negotiate the permission to observe/photograph them already be so private and intimate spaces? …”
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Time and ritual. An approach to the analysis of the order representation in colonial Tucumán´s society (Gobernación del Tucumán, XVII-XVIII centuries) by Smietniansky, Silvina

“…This exploratory work constitutes an approach to the analysis of time experiences y meanings that were implies in social order representation according to the lives and perspectives of the vecinos and government functionaries in Indias during the colonial period. …”
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The Hero’s Body: the Unveiling of the Bust of a Soldier Fallen in the Malvinas War by Panizo, Laura Marina

“…We will deal with the ritual from the point of view of performance, since it allows us to see the ways experiences are lived in specific scenes, through which the death of a person is inhabited and signified in a particular way. …”
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Pampean agroecologies. Instituting eco-logics of local food production by Cravero, Romina

“…That network of relationships is a condition of possibility so that they can resist and exist, to create ways of living and working on the margins of agribusiness hegemony. …”
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Cultura material y fuentes escritas: los Chichas de los Andes del Sur by Beierlein de Gutiérrez, María

“…They also demonstrate the differences as to the use of the colonial concepts of “etnias” and “naciones” and the identity groups which correspond to the persons which were living in this territory. Using both sources of data it will be possible to affirm that the heterogeneous and active relationships between them correspond to different sociopolitical contexts evolving during the existence of this territory, representing a wide panorama of human interrelationships.…”
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Thinking about food practices and health care from selfcare process in migratory contexts and intercultural by García, Agostina, Martina, Daniela

“…This paper aims to analyze the food practices and health care for children supported by migrant women from different regions of Bolivia who live in a neighborhood in the city of Córdoba (Argentina) from the perspective of self-care in an intercultural context. …”
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State, public policy and indigenous peoples by Cherñavsky, Sasha Camila, Reinoso, Paula, Colla, Julia

“…This paper seeks to reflect on the links between the State and indigenous peoples, as well as State responses to these actors in the current context of the health crisis caused by the global pandemic of the Covid-19 virus, the effects of which have deepened inequalities and the historical and structural racism that indigenous peoples suffer daily in various aspects of their lives.Specifically, we analyzed the public policies put in place during the Preventive and Compulsory Social Isolation (ASPO) and the participation of local actors to meet the demands. …”
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