Shell bead production in Patagonia through experimental archeology by Leonardt, Sabrina

“…The results suggest that there are no important limitations related to the qualities of raw materials or the degree of know-how necessary to develop these types of shell beads, and can be carried out with relative ease by a low-skilled operator. …”
Get full text

INTEGRAL ANALYSIS OF THE CERAMIC TECHNOLOGICAL SYSTEM FROM THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE GUAYACAS (PAYSANDÚ, URUGUAY). by Capdepont Caffa1, Irina

“…Technological, morphological, functional, stylistic and chronological analysis allowed us to identify the life history of the vessels. The raw material source was located in areas close to the residential camp. …”
Get full text
Get full text

CERAMIC MANUFACTURING PRACTICES IN WESTERN LA RIOJA DURING THE LATE PERIOD (C. XIII-XVII CENTURIES AD). CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE PETROGRAPHIC STUDIES ON THE STYLE SANAGASTA/ANGUALA... by Carosio, Sebastián

“…The results obtained allowed to identify a positive correspondence between the raw materials used by potters with the regional geology, and a relative technological homogeneity in the ceramic assemblages that are interpreted as the existence of a rooted manufacturing tradition over a long period, configured by usual instruction patterns, the goods circulation and the maintenance of regional links. …”
Get full text
Get full text

Compared taphonomic histories of human and faunal bone remains from Acevedo 1 site, Pico river valley (Chubut Province, Argentina) by Rizzo, Florencia, Fernández, Mercedes Grisel

“…The results suggest that human remains would have been deposited on the site possibly in the context of mortuary activities, while the bulk of the faunal sample would have been mainly formed by the action of canids, probably foxes. In this way, the aim is to stand out the importance of considering taphonomic histories when interpreting the archaeological record, especially in regard to associations between human and faunal remains.…”
Get full text
Get full text

Human occupation chronologies modeled by geomorphological factors: A case study from the Atlantic Coast Northern Patagonia (Argentina) by Favier Dubois, Cristian Mario

“…Other environmental factors were responsible for shortening the chronologies provided by the rockshelters of the region. In this way, the geomorphological dynamics expressed in different types of discontinuities produced biases that affect the chronologies obtained for the human occupation of this region.…”
Get full text
Get full text

Taphonomic Effects of a Grassland Fire on a Modern Faunal Sample and its Implications for the Archaeological Record by Alvarez, María Clara, Massigoge, Agustina, Scheifler, Nahuel Alberto, Gonzalez, Mariela Edith, Kaufmann, Cristian Ariel, Gutierrez, Maria Amelia, Rafuse, Daniel Joseph

“…Results suggest that natural grassland fires affect bone remains in a more severe way than previously documented. In general, a high proportion of bones with thermal alteration (70%) were recorded for the different body size categories, with calcined bones dominating the sample. …”
Get full text
Get full text

Naturalistic Observations on the Disarticulation of False Killer Whales (Pseudorca crassidens) Carcasses: Fifteen Years after by Borella, Florencia, Borrero, Luis Alberto

“…Together with other useful taphonomic criteria (weathering and bone preservation), these results can be used to disentangle the origin of whale bone accumulations at coastal archaeological sites in different parts of the world and to estimate the time of burial of zooarchaeological assemblages. In this way, the role of whales in human diet can be discussed in greater detail.…”
Get full text
Get full text

Textile Art Wichí Vocabulary: Between Lexicography and Ethnography by Montani, Rodrigo

“…The vocabulary consists of names of artefacts and their parts, of raw materials, of periods of the year and gods, as well as technical actions and states of the matter; all of them related to the textile art.…”
Get full text
Get full text

Agro-pastoral plots and practices in Ambato Valley, Catamarca (VI-XI AD) by Laguens, Andrés, Figueroa, Germán G., Dantas, Mariana

“…This economic practice merged into a single web of relationships different ways of doing until then hold as autonomous economic strategies with independent historical trajectories, articulating in a mutualistic logic the production of plants and animals for consumption (human and animal). …”
Get full text

MILITATING DANCE AND IDENTITY IN PANDEMIC: AN ANALYSIS FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF THE INTANGIBLE CULTURAL HERITAGE by Mariano, Mercedes, Baier, Micaela

“…The preventive and compulsory social isolation restricted the set of collective and community practices, annulled the meeting spaces and significantly altered the ways to safeguard certain cultural manifestations. …”
Get full text
Get full text

Production and inca road logics in Northernmost Northwestern Argentina by Albeck, M. Ester

“…Casabindo was related to the maintenance of the nearby Inca road that connected Calahoyo with El Moreno, Nazareno was thought to support the mining activities in the surrounding areas while Rodero-Coctaca was supposed to supply the mining settlements in the eastern valleys of Jujuy, following the road that connected them to Quebrada de Humahuaca. In this way, some agricultural areas served the logistics of the Inca road while in other cases the road served the logistics of the productive areas. …”
Get full text

Archaeology of African slavery on the Uruguayan-Brazilian border: The case of “Estancia de los Correa” (Rocha, Uruguay) by López Mazz, José María, Marin Suárez, Carlos, Dabezies Damboriarena, Juan Martín, Tejerizo García, Carlos

“…The archaeological reconstruction of slavery was an appropriate way to update local history, repositioning the slaves in the memory of their descendants.…”
Get full text

Earthly and supernatural snakes, symbols of power of the Kaan ajawtaak by Mumary Farto, Pablo A.

“…Likewise, the Kaan ajawtaak used other three ophidiids to reinforce dynastic authority: the first one derives from a previous symbolic tradition related to war, the Teotihuacan serpent; the second one, known as the aquatic serpent, associated with the ruling elite and probably also with aquatic resource control; and the third one, a very powerful animistic entity related with late dynastic rulers but stemming from a previous tradition, Xukub Chij Chan. …”
Get full text

A necessary change from 'man' to 'hommo sapiens' : an ecocritical study of Oryx and crake and The year of the flood by Margaret Atwood by Faure, Elizabeth

“…In The Ecocriticism Reader (1996), Glotfelty defines ecocriticism as the study of “the relationship between literature and the physical environment”, of the way ideas about nature and man‟s interrelation with the natural world are depicted in literary texts (xviii). …”
Get full text

First analysis of mitochondrial lineages from the eastern Pampa–Patagonia transition during the final late Holocene by Postillone, María Bárbara, Martinez, Gustavo Adolfo, Flensborg, Gustavo Ariel, Dejean, Cristina Beatriz

“…D1 haplotype network was constructed drawing from data on ancient and extant population group samples. …”
Get full text
Get full text

Influencia de la alimentación durante la lactancia sobre la desnutrición intergeneracional : Un estudio experimental by Cesani Rossi, María Florencia, Orden, Alicia Bibiana, Zucchi, Mariel, Oyhenart, Evelia Edith, Muñe, María Cristina, Pucciarelli, Héctor Mario

Get full text
Get full text
Get full text

Análisis de isótopos estables en individuos subadultos del sitio arqueológico Los Amarillos (Quebrada de Humahuaca, Jujuy) by Killian Galván, Violeta, Seldes, Verónica

Get full text
Get full text
Get full text

Sitios arqueológicos y modos expositivos: el caso de Monte Hermoso 1 y La Olla en el museo de Ciencias Naturales de la ciudad de Monte Hermoso by Pupio, Alejandra, Simón, S.

Get full text
Get full text
Get full text

PINTURAS RUPESTRES DE NAZARENO EN EL BORDE ORIENTAL DEL TAWANTINSUYU by Vitry Di Bello, Christian Federico

Get full text
Get full text