Biogeography and distributional archaeology in Aisén by Mena, Francisco, Cabezas, Ángel

“…We center the discussion on the high section of the Simpson river basin, where taphonomic factors preclude the use of classic survey techniques and where biogeography presents itself as a powerful tool for the design of survey strategies that take into account discovery probabilities and can lead to the discovery of new archaeological evidences. …”
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Genetic history of Classic Period Teotihuacan burials in Central Mexico by Aguirre Samudio, Ana J., González Sobrino, Blanca Z., Álvarez Sandoval, Brenda A., Montiel, Rafael, Serrano Sánchez, Carlos, Meza Peñaloza, Abigail

“…Through the estimation of immigrants, the three households studied seem to have come into contact with Mayans from Xcaret in Yucatan, and this coincides with archaeological data reported. Genetic data could indicate that migration and less genetic drift may possibly lead to a more effective role in the Teotihuacan groups, suggesting that interchange with other groups was not only for commercial, service or governmental purposes, which implicated demographic integration and genetic fusion, culminating in multiethnicity during the Classic Period in Teotihuacan. …”
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Archaeology of the Low and Middle Magdalena River: notes on processes of pre-Hispanic settlement in the interandean tropical Lowlands of Colombia. by López, Carlos Eduardo

“…The integration of results obtained from different lines of evidence allows proposing models to advance explanations of presence or lack thereof, and type of archaeological evidence. It also includes considerations about the “scattered” occurrence of high quality technological and stylistic evidences, traditionally linked to “Formative” settlements or “classic” contexts characterized by outstanding assemblages of ceramics and goldsmithing with chronologies between 2800BP to 1400BP. …”
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The importance of archaeological evidence in the study of ancient Greek theater: the case of ceramic iconography by Reznik, Carolina

“…Archaeological remains, particularly ceramic iconography, provide a type of extremely valuable evidence, which we cannot access from the study of other sources. …”
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First results of archaeological research at the inca site El Chacay (Uspallata, Northwestern Mendoza) by Terraza, Vanina, Bárcena, J. Roberto, Aguilar, Juan Pablo

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Temples and hands: touch and contact between pharaonic and contemporary Egypt by Marconetto, María Bernarda

“…Exists around these monumental spaces, narratives and alternative practices to the global heritage and classical Egyptology, mediated by the actions of people who affect and are affected by these spaces. …”
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Bone technology of hunter-gatherer groups from Rolling Pampa (Buenos Aires province) by Acosta, Alejandro Alberto, Buc, Natacha, Loponte, Daniel Marcelo

“…The presence of bone artefacts has been mentioned in the classic studies of the Rolling and the lower basin of the Paraná River. …”
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Archaeological spatial analysis and GIS in a small fortification: Ephemeral occupations along the border during the ‘Conquest of Desert’ process in Argentinean Pampas (19th Century... by Maximiano Castillejo, Alfredo, Gomez Romero, Jorge Facundo, Landa, Carlos Gilberto, Barcia García, Camilo

“…In the following paper we formulate an interpretation about how the space was managed inside a classic ‘Fortín’ a sort of small fort, which was located in the Argentinean Pampas during the 1860–1870's period. …”
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Procurement and circulation of obsidian in the province of La Pampa, Argentina by Beron, Monica Alejandra, Paez, Florencia Natalín, Carrera Aizpitarte, Manuel Pedro, Giesso, Martín, Glscock, Michael

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Material culture: an anthropological reflection from the fieldwork by Díaz Córdova, Diego

“…The subject we introduce here, is the outcome of classic socio anthropological fieldwork and is related with the lack of theoretical and methodological tools in order to manage material culture. …”
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Zooarchaeological studies in the middle basin of Parana River: Arroyo Las Mulas 1 site (Entre Ríos, Argentina) by Ottalagano, Flavia V.

“…This paper presents the results of the zooarchaeological analysis carried out on the collection from the Arroyo Las Mulas 1 site (Entre Ríos province, northeastern Argentina), in order to obtain information of the anthropic exploitation of faunal resources. This archaeological deposit is one of the classic sites of the pre-Hispanic archaeology of the middle basin of Paraná River. …”
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