Túmulo II del Brazo Largo. A contribution to the archaeology of the Paraná Lower Delta by Politis, Gustavo G, Bastourre, Laura, Di Prado, Violeta, Bonomo, Mariano, Moreira, Germán, Matarrese, Alejandra

“…Incising modes and design elements depicted in the pottery are similar to those reported by other authors in the Paraná Lower Delta, but some decorative units present a wider spatial distribution. …”
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Introduction to the Dossier: Indigenous Societies and "Indian Peoples" of the Tucumán Governorate (XVI-XIX centuries): Revisions, state of the question and case studies by Castro Olañeta, Isabel, Tell, Sonia

“…Subsequently, the Comments of Silvia Palomeque and Ana María Presta to the works, which have been taken into account by the authors, were presented for the review of the articles presented in the Dossier.…”
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Common processes and different trayectories around the lands of indians villages of Jujuy. Between the XVII and XIX centuries by Sica, Gabriela

“…They highlight the political capacity of ethnic authorities to negotiate in common processes, recourse to justice or under the authorities in military or political situations that could be favorable. …”
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Indian towns of Cordoba del Tucumán and the colonial pact (Seventeenth to Nineteenth Centuries) by Tell, Sonia, Castro Olañeta, Isabel

“…We will take as analysis axes the relationship of Indian peoples with land rights, payment of tribute, development of the encomienda in this region, persistence of ethnic authorities, and intervention of colonial power. We will also propose explanatory lines of the survival of the Indian town in Republican times.…”
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The social dimension of bioarchaeology. Proposed work for an investigation including human bones in Argentina by García Laborde, Pamela, Conforti, María Eugenia, Guichón, Ricardo Anibal

“…Perhaps renouncing absolute authority to speak of the past is one of the keys to transforming the discipline, making it more democratic and multivocal, as well as humanizing it in order to incorporate other aspects and levels of analysis beyond the traditional perspectives of the  scientific work.…”
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Origin and history of the Department of Geology, Buenos Aires University by Cucchi, Rubén J.

“…The author, who was then a student representative, recalls how the Geological Sciences Department was established after the year 1955.In this article the discussions and conclusions on the need of calling for a contest to nominate professors, and the first professor’s names are rescued from oblivion. …”
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THE ROCK PAINI1NG OF THE VENrANIA SYSTEM, BUENOS AIRES PROVINCE. by Madrid, Patricia E. E, Oliva, Fernando

“…Both indicate that the four patntings groups belong the stmple-geometrtcal style, already reported by other authors in Pampean sUes in nelghbouring areas. The cronology of these cultural features remains still uncertain because contextual association whit datable material was not yet identified.…”
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To run and to compete. Interaction Rituals and lifestyle in running by Gil, Gastón Julián

“…These races then entail real urban planning challenges and identity policies for the cities that organize and authorize the realization of this kind of massive events.…”
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Barbarism and alochrony in Marcelo Bórmida`s ethnological project by Silla, Rolando

“…Those texts implied a rupture - from within - with the German diffusionism, a widespread paradigm in the local academy since the end of the 19th century. The author points out two central concepts for his ethnological project: barbarism and dynchronization of the synchronic. …”
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A functional approach on the design, technical gestures and traces of use in experimental lithic instruments (gouges, carvers and chisels) by Brizuela, Camila De Fátima

“…In this way, it aims to contribute to the discussion of the links between design/form and function of lithic instruments, specifically focusing our interest on the typological groups defined by Hocsman and Aschero (2015) as gouges, carvers and chisels. Since the authors discuss aspects related to the “morphological-functional variables”, the “primary functions”, their link with specific “modes of action” and “performance characteristics”, we understood that a characterization and contrast between the traces / gestures of use and the morphological variability of these groups was necessary, seeking to analyze the micro-morphological variables that characterize them and evaluate possible similarities and / or differences in their contexts of use and in the microscopic evidences of the active areas of these instruments.…”
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Diary of an Idiot. The exploration of the Pilcomayo River by Enrique van Nivel (Bolivia, 1844) by Combès, Isabelle

“…Since the beginning several authors realized the exagerations and falsehoods in his travel report, regarding both the distance covered and the estimation of indigenous peoples encountered. …”
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“Extermination and tutelage: processes of formation of alterities in Brazil”, by João Pacheco de Oliveira Prologue of Diego Escolar; Axel Lázzari. Translation by Andrea Roca. 1st... by Espósito, Guillermina

“…Published by the editorial of the National University of San Martín, Extermination and Guardianship compiles a selection of works by his author, João Pacheco de Oliveira, who as well as an Diego Escolar and Axel Lázzari who promotes the work, is one of them contemporary references of the Brazilian and Latin American Anthropology. …”
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Editorial by Izeta, Andrés D.

“…However, the analysis carried out by the authors provides data for an area that has limited data of this type. …”
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Investigaciones bioarqueológicas en la laguna Chadilauquen, Embajador Martini, departamento Realicó, provincia de La Pampa. Segunda etapa by Mendonça, O. J., Aguerre, A. M., Arrieta, M. A., Pera, L. M.

“…On April 2003, due to a formal invitation from the County authorities, the works at the lagoon were renewed. In the year 2005 adequate climatic conditions as well as the decrease of water level made possible to continue systematic research at the place. …”
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The anthropologist in the village of Conflict Mediation. A contribution to the problematization of relations between State, conflict mediation and Anthropology by Godoy, Mariana Inés, Matta, Juan Pablo, Mello, Kátia Sento Sé

“…To do this, we will recover three ethnographic research experiences developed in recent years by the authors in different contexts (Rio de Janeiro, compared to the city of Buenos Aires, Salta and Olavarría). …”
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Swiss naturalists in the La Plata Museum. by Carrasquero, Silvia Irene

“…Another link between the museum and Switzerland was established through the Revista del Museo de La Plata, where other Swiss authors published, such as Alfred Métraux and François A. …”
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The study of archaeological record formation processes and their effects on lithic assemblages by Carranza, Eugenia, Balirán, Catalina, Bobillo, Federico

“…The dossier that we present here has the objective of convening the authors who participated in the symposium entitled “The study of the processes of formation of the archaeological record and its effects on lithic groups”, and that with their contributions enrich the panorama of the studies on the subject. …”
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The Inka ceramic record in the Puna of Jujuy (Argentina): an approach based on museum collections by Pérez Pieroni, Josefina

“…In addition, a morphological classification is proposed based on reports/findings from other authors. The results allow us to suggest a production of Inka-influenced forms/designs within local technological traditions of late pre-Hispanic times, particularly those linked to the Yavi-chicha ceramic style. …”
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Notes for a "personal focused ethnography" with the wichís of the Argentinean Chaco by Franceschi, Zelda Alice

“…These stories were mainly told in Spanish and one of them was translated from the Wichí by the author with a young Wichi student. In these testimonies the protagonists reflect on the meaning of some verbal expressions, propose notional translations and explain their contexts of use.…”
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Retracing the steps: On 'I am still learning: four experiments in retrospective philology'. Carlo Ginzburg (2020). Translated by Rafael Gaune Corradi. Buenos Aires, Fondo de Cultur... by Argañaraz, Cecilia

“…I offer this reading to anthropologists in the conviction that it contains rich and abundant material for a dialogue with our discipline, a word of which the author of Aún aprendo (and also, humbly, this writer) is wary. …”
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