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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To die for Platense. Adversity and temporality as perceptive structures between football supporters by Czesli, Federico

“…As a result, it’s also possible to make an approach to the influence of death in their ways of living.…”
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Collecting views: contributions to the interpretation of the “ampajanguense industry” surface sites by Carbonelli, Juan Pablo

“…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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Uses of heritage in a protected area. The case of boca de las sierras, province of Buenos Aires, Argentina by Degele, Pamela Esther, Chaparro, María Gabriela, Endere, María Luz

“…The natural reserves of Buenos Aires province are regulated by Law Nº 10.907. This rule was created to promote the conservation of the environment and serves as a reference point to evaluate practices that support to that purpose. …”
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First human occupations in Potrok Aike 1 rockshelter (Santa Cruz): stone tools, bones and paleoenvironmental data by Charlin, Judith, Borrero, Luis, Gómez Otero, Julieta

“…Results indicate changes and continuities in the use of faunal remains and lithic raw materials between the older (?2300?1300 years BP) and recent (<1300 years BP) occupations. …”
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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

“…Then, we characterize the ways in which indigenous peoples are produced by the mentioned states in the provincial political scene. …”
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Tools in action: instrumentalisation and instrumentation in the technofunctional analysis of late lithic assemblages from the Central Coast of Peru by Pérez Balarezo, Brian Antonio, Babot, Pilar, Carrión Sotelo, Lucénida

“…From an approach that considers that tools exist only in action, the instrumentalization and instrumentation categories are applied in order to evaluate their relevance for the integration of the spheres of production and functioning. In this way, a methodological program was designed to integrate different specialized techniques (petrography, X-ray diffraction, taphonomy, technology and plant microremains) in order to identify the operational patterns of recurrent production and use in each lithic assemblage. …”
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Artifact production strategies in Unit 4 –mid Holocene- in Cerro Tres Tetas Cueva 1 site by Cueto, Manuel Enrique, Iparraguirre, Andrés, Paunero, Rafael Sebastián

“…The results indicate selection of local raw materials, employment of standardized and non-standardized reduction techniques of cores, increase in choice of blades for the manufacture of artifacts and predominance of production sequences with low work investment.…”
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Analysis of the bioarchaeological collection belonging to the Archaeological Museum of Villa Paranacito (Prov. of Entre Rios) by Del Papa, Mariano Carlos

“…In the second stage, a protocol was developed aimed at preventive conservation tasks, which were designed to organize the repository and create a database. In this way, it was possible to determine that the provenances of the skeletal remains correspond to the archaeological sites El Guazuncho (NMI = 1) and Arroyo Martínez (NMI = 5). …”
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Dilemmas of modernity: practice and theory of contract archeology in Córdoba, Argentina by Lindskoug, Henrik Bernhard, Marschoff, María

“…The archaeology of and in the city of Córdoba poses the challenge of combining multiple interests and actors in a professional practice that intersects academia, the private sector and the state in different ways. In this article, we describe and reflect on this practice and show how this approach guided us to explore these various positions and initiate new investigations. …”
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Tourism, andean otherness and its locus of dispute, Tilcara, Quebrada de Humahuaca by Primo, Rosario

“…The analysis unfolds a relational and symbolic view of tourism, understanding it as a social space of hierarchical intercultural relations, marked by cultural translations and disputes over knowledge, where pre-existing historical alterities are reworked. In this way, the article demonstrates that a series of agents -sometimes confronted, in collaboration or in contradiction, with heterogeneous positions and unequal powers- constitute tourism and configure the frontiers that dispute and define representations about the andean.…”
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Archaeological heritage and collectors in Villa de Soto, Córdoba, Argentina by Quintero Bonnín, María Clara

“…Mainly I propose to problematize about the representation policies of the local cultural heritage, as well as to think and build together various ways of addressing local archaeological problems.…”
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Wood as resource for patagonian hunter-gatherer groups: methods for the analysis of the woody material by Caruso Fermé, Laura

“…The integration of different methodologies and techniques on wood material, used for fuel or as raw material, represents a step forward for archaeobotany of Patagonia.…”
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VARIABILITY OF SPINDLE WHORLS FROM LA PAYA AND OTHER SITES FROM THE CALCHAQUÍ VALLEY (SALTA), AND THEIR INTERREGIONAL SIMILARITIES. by Sprovieri, Marina

“…In this case, we tackle the study of a sample of spindle whorls from the Central Calchaquí Valley from a morphologic and decorative analysis, which lead to the recognition of 17 types, and from the consideration of the raw materials used, contexts and chronology. Moreover, acomparison between these types and objects from other regions allowed the identification of similarities, with different levels of correspondence, with spindle whorls from Quebrada del Toro, Lerma Valley, puna of Jujuy, Santiago del Estero and the settlement of Potrero Chaquiago, mainly. …”
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PEASANT PRACTICES IN RURAL LOCATIONS OF THE FORMATIVE PERIOD: THE CASE OF ALTO JUAN PABLO (BELÉN, CATAMARCA). by Maloberti, Mariana

“…Through these research, we intend to think the practices through which the site was embodied and the particular way of dwell that space.…”
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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

“…In this paper we present the results of archaeological excavations conducted in Enclosure 1, Pajchela Núcleo, Cusi Cusi, upper San Juan Mayo River Basin; and we interpret them in terms of different ways of dwelling that followed in time. 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. …”
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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

“…The Awá (also known as Guajá) are hunter-gatherers whose way of life prior to their first contact with Brazilian society has been altered after relocation to a reservation. …”
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Museum, identity and heritage: reviews on interventions at the El Tero archaeological site (Cachi, Salta) by Cabral Ortiz, Jorge E., Rivolta, Clara

“…This relationship would be evidencingremarkable differences that lie mainly in the way of conceiving heritage. From these differences, we will try to analyze how those developed projects, with different views, intervened in El Tero archaeological site. …”
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Punta Florida: a particular site in the mobile dune zone of the pampean coast by Pazzi, Franco, Elichiry, Valeria

“…It exhibits some distinctive features compared to other assemblages from this area: its extension, a great number of lithic materials, a high proportion of raw materials from inland sources and the presence of pottery and grinding tools. …”
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Human occupation and paleoenviroment in the lower basin of El Bolsón River (Dpto. Beléon, Catamarca). An approach from geoarchaeology by Meléndez, Ana Soledad

“…From these studies, the way in which the landscape observed at the present time has been shaped by the geomorphologic and environmental processes, along with the human occupation of the valley, can be assessed.…”
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