“Santiagueña” Archeology: a research design for the Lower Formative. Exploratory phase by Gómez, Roque Manuel

“…Since the publication ceased to circulate years ago and that the Institute was dissolved, we have decided to save from the archives some contributions for reasons beyond the authors have been yet published. The draft of this article together with the Institute of Anthropology file now comprise part of the archives of the Museum of Anthropology (FFyH, UNC). …”
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The assertion of Brazilian culture: from the hinterland of Bahia to the metamorphoses of big houses and slave quarters by García, Afranio

“…Then the study of three of the main works of the years 30-40, Casa Grande e Senzala (Masters and Slaves) by Gilberto Freyre, Raízes do Brasil (Brazil’ Roots) by Sérgio Buarque de Hollanda and Formação do Brasil Contemporâneo (The making of contemporary Brazil) by Caio Prado Jr. intends to explain how the social matrix of miscegenation in Brazil and the strong legacy of the slavery system having imprinted the ways of functioning of the political space, the economic field and the rebuilding of social hierarchies have been objectified. The author thus explicits the challenges the nation has to face in order to preserve itself and to build the future.…”
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DOSSIER: Osteometry of South American camelids by Izeta, Andrés D.

“…One of the first applications of this kind of studies on camelids from archaeological contexts was carried out by Jonathan Kent (1982). Other authors have followed such as Elkin (1996), Izeta (2004, 2006 e. p.), López (2003), Madero (1992, 1993-1994) and Yacobaccio et al. (1997-1998) for the Northwest of Argentina and L'Hereux (2005) for Patagonia. …”
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Technological and functional analysis of the ceramic registry of the Salsacate Valley and adjacent high altitude pampas by Fabra, Mariana

“…Authors: Mariana Dantas and Germán G. FigueroaTitle: Technological and functional analysis of the ceramic registry of the Salsacate Valley and adjacent high altitude pampas (Province of Córdoba, Argentina)Publisher: British Archaeological Reports, International Series S1869, Oxford, ISBN 978 1 4073 0236 2. 78 + vi pages.Oxford, 2008…”
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Anthropology and social history of culture: Ethnography and sources by Pontes, Heloisa

“…Auerbach, Becker, Baxandall, Bourdieu, Geertz, Gell, Goody, Elias, Miceli, Schorske, Williams and Beatriz Sarlo: an impressive roster of authors who have been dealing, through creative insights, with the challenges concerning the autonomy and dependence of symbolic systems. …”
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The teaching of archaeology in the Facultad de Ciencias Naturales y Museo de la Universidad Nacional de La Plata. An analysis on Alberto Rex González and Eduardo Mario Cigliano´s a... by Soprano, German Flavio

“…We will show what topics, methods and authors taught Alberto Rex González and Eduardo Mario Cigliano in their archaeology chairs, two academic leaderships of this university institution involved in a process of renewal in the conceptions and practices of argentine archeology, who competed in the training of young archaeologists and the consecration of new anthropological perspectives in those years.…”
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Argentine Ethnography: Monsignor Pablo Cabrera’s free lecture (1925) by Zabala, Mariela Eleonora

“…Cabrera, its main professor, was a member of the Catholic Church of Córdoba and of the National Academy of Sciences, the director of the Provincial Historical Museum, and the author of myriad books and articles on Revista de la Universidad and the newspaper Los Principios. …”
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The record and history of the Indian villages of Cordoba between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries by Tell, Sonia, Castro Olañeta, Isabel

“…This reconstruction –whose starting point is a set of ethnohistorical questions, problems, and perspectives- is based on the comparison and systematization of information from a very rich and varied set of sources: visits, censuses, cadastres, lawsuits, and reports by authorities. Within a larger universe of Indians who were registered by the colonial administration in the seventeenth century, twenty-one cases are traced until the end of the period under study. …”
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The vision of “race”. Notes for a study of racial types photography in Argentina by Caggiano, Sergio

“…After synthesizing the contributions of some authors to understand this, the article pays attention to some early photos of the local anthropology. …”
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The warriors’ paths. Interview with Denise Y. Arnold by Pazzarelli, Francisco

“…Arnold, a renowned Andean anthropologist, specialist in the Bolivian Aymara area, author of more than twenty books and a hundred essays, many of them in collaboration with Juan de Dios Yapita, divides her time between La Paz and London. …”
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Form and variation in a balinese village structure by Geertz, Clifford

“…Thanks to American Anthropologist for the authorization to publish this translation. We chose to translate and edit this text by Clifford Geertz in the RMA, to consider it a key piece in the debates of the "structuralist era", for its intrinsic qualities and its for the theory - ethnography, as well as for being a primary text of a fundamental author.Link: https://www.jstor.org/stable/666777?…”
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Wise men, explorers and craftsmen. Amalgams of the past in the Mar del Plata of the first half of the 20th century (1924-1954) by Brichetti, Irene Elena

“…This paper Analyzes the relationship between culture, politics and science taking into account the efforts of political authorities and the activities of amateur naturalists in Mar del Plata (General Pueyrredón), during the first half of the 20th century. …”
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Editorial by Izeta, Andrés

“…This fulfills the objective of shortening the time between the submission of manuscripts by authors and the effective publication of articles. …”
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Archaeology of the "Littoral". Introduction by Bonomo, Mariano, Barboza, María Carolina

“…It constitutes a collective effort of the authors who responded to the invitation, the evaluators who contributed to improve each work and the editorial team of the Journal of the Museum of Anthropology of the FFyH of the National University of Córdoba; to all of them our gratitude.…”
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To die for Platense. Adversity and temporality as perceptive structures between football supporters by Czesli, Federico

“…Since the death of a twenty year-old youth who belonged to the group, between 2009 and 2011 the author developed an ethnographical study in which analyzed identity as a generator of violence, their relationship with territories and discourses regarding death. …”
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The ethnographic articulation. Discovery and field work of Esther Hermitte's research by Godoy, Maria Celeste

“…Author: Rosana GuberTitle: The ethnographic articulation. …”
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Manufacture and use of ornaments made on carnivore teeth from archaeological sites of Low Paraná Wetland by Acosta, Alejandro Alberto, Buc, Natacha, Ramírez, Mariano, Prevosti, Francisco, Loponte, Daniel

“…On the basis of these results, we discuss the bone raw material acquisition and their use as ornaments, arguing their symbolic value but pointing the analytical restrictions on this subject, as well as the methodological and theoretical lines developed by other authors to deal with similar topics.…”
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Science and intellectual notoriety in Norbert Elias. Autobiographical reflections of my intellectual trajectory by Gil, Gastón Julián

“…The trajectory of one the most important authors of social sciences in the 20th century, Norbert Elias, is not only interesting by itself but also exhibits some complex and salient aspects which allow us to analyze the dynamics of academic fields. …”
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Building questions along the way. Native and scientific communities by Guichón, Ricardo A.

“…Our analysis will be guided by the dialogue between personal experiences and ideas brought by specific authors outside the archaeological literature. This is an analysis, where Lederach´s perspective on the “complex social conflicts” is explored; the” community mediation” of Nato and coauthors is introduced and finally Morín, Capra, Garcia and Najmanovich gave their perspectives on “complexity”. …”
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Discussion about ethnographic method: mortification as relational action of Opus Dei by Lizarelli, Nayara Cristina

“…Even though I refer to the authors, the discussion includes reports of the first fieldwork on Alfa Cultural Center in São José dos Campos/ SP (Brazil), between 2012 and 2013.…”
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