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

“….), as well as different places were the slaves worked. The archaeological reconstruction of slavery was an appropriate way to update local history, repositioning the slaves in the memory of their descendants.…”
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Pukaras in the Middle Calchaqui Valley (Salta, Argentina) by Williams, Verónica I., Villegas, María Paula, Castellanos, María Cecilia

“…We review some preconceptions such as the functional exclusivity of military settlements, defensive redoubts, places of permanent residence as well as the frequent association with agricultural fields in the study area, based on three case studies. …”
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Political and Academic Strain in the University of Buenos Aires (1975-1983): Paradigmatic Change in the Argentine Archaeology of Patagonia by Luco, Susana

“…Conversely, this paper assumes that it was precisely during the latest military dictatorship, the self-labeled Process of National Reorganization (1976-1983), that a paradigmatic change took place from the Diffusionist Culture-History School of Central Europe, to the Anglo-Saxon New Archaeology. …”
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Urban environmental color: experience, sense and identity in the contemporary city by Suárez, Raúl Darío

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“De lugares y objetos”. La visibilización del pasado afro en el norte de Argentina caso de estudio: la ciudad colonial de San Miguel de Tucumán by Chávez, Luciana

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The night built by the Museum of Anthropology FFyH-UNC visitors. The Night of the Museums as a case study by Zabala, Mariela Eleonora, De Carli, María Cristina

“…We have restricted this analysis to the event that took place on Friday 23rd November 2012. The first aspect we discovered (or perceived) was the fact that a special significance was attached to the visit, for it being at “night”; hence, we inquired about the peculiarities of the night within this cultural proposal. …”
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he world of indigenous labour force in the Andes during Colonial times: Commented by Rossana Barragán y María Concepción Gavira Márquez by Gil Montero, Raquel, Barragán Romano, Rossana, Gavira Márquez, María Concepción

“…On the other hand, an emphasis is placed on chronology, specificity of different historical periods and specific situations and changes over time; all aspects that are sometimes discussed in those models, even if partially.…”
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First results for the development of the cultural heritage of the “Cementerio Sud” (San Andrés de Giles, province of Buenos Aires, Argentina) by Luna, Leandro, Aranda, Claudia, Acuña Suarez, Gabriel, Lanzelotti, Sonia L., Rodríguez, Pablo

“…This project is structured around four main axes: 1) architectural diagnosis and preservation; 2) analysis of the documentation and the oral history; 3) exchange of knowledgeand interaction with the community; and 4) bioarchaeological and mortuary studies. …”
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Watchmen y psicoanálisis. Doomsday clock, and then… by Mondada, Javier

“…As a counterpart, two key concepts are placed in view of the loss of the object: of satisfaction, in the trauma in its two times, and of love, in the duel, which will allow us to return to a reading of the epoch, when it became, not only as an impact, but mainly as an effect of the unique narratives of people’s lives.…”
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Beyond the principle of constructing lithic objects by Carbonelli, Juan Pablo

“…This plurality is experienced as part of research teams, where the early training of researchers takes place.…”
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Speech by the President of the Academy of Law by Sarría, Felix

“…The Academy of Law celebrates its first solemn and public act, to commemorate the greatest juridical event in our history; the sanction of the National Constitution. …”
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The compositional nature of language: A challenge and a proposal by Garcia Ramirez, Eduardo

“…My second goal consists in sketching a new alternative account of the compositional nature of language (the open view). This view gives place to a new theory, one that can successfully meet the challenge. …”
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LAS ARMAS EN LA FRONTERA DEL RÍO CUARTO (1852-1870) by Tamagnini, Marcela, Olmedo, Ernesto, Lodeserto, Alicia

“…Inside this frame, is outlined with brightness the scene of the border with the Indian, place crossed by continuous acts of violence. Defense, aggression, vigilance and punishment, they allow us to understand how this one expressed daily. …”
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Highland marshes in El Bolsón Valley (Dpto. Belén, Catamarca) and its articulation with local territories by Quesada, Marcos Nicolas, Moreno, Enrique Alejandro, Meléndez, Ana Soledad

“…Thereby, to evaluate the way marshes places in highest parts articulates with the landscapes known in lower sectors in different moments of the history of occupation of the valley.…”
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Narrativas y mitologías del paisaje by Martos Núñez, Eloy, Martos García, Alberto Eloy

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Improved upper limits on the stochastic gravitational-wave background from 2009-2010 LIGO and Virgo data by LIGO Scientific Collaboration, Virgo Collaboration, Aasi, J., Maglione, C., Quiroga, G.

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La mujer en el registro bioarqueológico y su visibilidad en los contextos funerarios by Baffi, E. Inés, Seldes, Verónica

“…We will discuss different approaches in the bioarchaeological analysis, that reveal the patterns of behavior while deconstructing the places traditionally granted from archeology and biological anthropology to women in the social organization of prehistoric peoples. …”
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Indigenous strategies of cattle catching and handling in the Northern Sierras of Buenos Aires Province: the drystone structures Cerro Guacho I and Cerro Guacho II by Pedrotta, Victoria

“…It is discussed the use of both sites as places of capture and safeguard of wild horses, sheep enclosures, human rooms and monitoring points, on the basis of the information collected from several documentary sources, along with cartography and the material evidence. …”
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