“Siento un dolor en el alma”: metáfora o realidad? by Mustaca, Alba Elisabeth

“…In this paper we present research with animal and human models that probe the existence of parallels behavioral, physiological and neural between physical pain (fear and anxiety) and social and psychological pain  (total or partial loss of incentives or negative changes to access them). …”
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Recognition and Ascription of Beliefs in the child by Duero, Dante Gabriel

“…Empirical evidence suggests that human beings develop the capacity to ascribe mental states (as false beliefs) at the age of four or five years old. …”
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Temporal and spatial variations in the pre-Hispanic population of Córdoba, Argentina by Nores, Rodrigo, Fabra, Mariana, Demarchi, Darío Alfredo

“…We present new evidence on the evolution of the populations that inhabited the territory of Cordoba in pre Hispanic times, through the analysis of mitochondrial DNA of human remains from different archaeological, geographical, and temporal procedence. …”
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Bioarchaelogical analysis of an individual recovered in San José Fort (Valdés peninsula, Chubut province, 1779-1810) by Garcia Guraieb, Solana, Tessone, Augusto, Buscalglia, Silvana, Crespo, Cristian, Bianchi Villelli, Marcia, Del Papa, Mariano

“…As Valdés Peninsula has evidence of human occupation since the Middle Holocene, the first goal was to assess whether the skeleton belonged to a settler of the Fort or was an unrelated native burial. …”
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Intersected Paths of People and Raw Materials: Mobility between Puna and Valleys of the Northwest of Argentina during the Middle Holocene by Martínez, Jorge Gabriel, Funes Coronel, Jorge Alejandro

“…Both areas have long-term occupational sequences within the Holocene, where we have been able to identify the presence of rocks and other materialities that together show a clear interaction among human groups that incorporated these environments into their patterns of mobility and use of space since the beginning of the Holocene. …”
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Two generations, one burial: osteobiographical perspectives applied to Banda Meridional del Lago site, Embalse de Río Tercero, Córdoba, Argentina by Zárate, Paloma, González, Claudina, Tavarone, Aldana, Fabra, Mariana

“…From a social bioarchaeological perspective, it is interesting to “humanize the past”, combining bioarcheological and archaeological information with a fictional narrative story, an alternative form to the main genre of archaeological and bioarcheological writing. …”
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Intensive exploitation of guanaco (Lama guanicoe) during the late Holocene: new insights from the Zoko Andi 1 site (Eastern Pampa-Patagonia transition, Buenos Aires province) by Stoessel, Luciana, Martínez, Gustavo

“…The intensity in the processing of the guanaco carcasses would have been due to a repeated and prolonged human occupation of the highly productive riparian sector where the site is located.…”
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Oral health and diet in populations of Central Argentina during the late holocene: Bioarchaeological and isotopic evidence by Fabra, Mariana, Gonzalez, Claudina

“…We studied the temporal and spatial variation of diet and oral health of human populations that inhabited the central region of Argentina during the Late Holocene (4000-300 BP) by evaluating isotopic data (δ13Ccol, δ15N), physiological stress indicators (tooth wear), and infectious dental diseases (caries). …”
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Firewood selection strategies for combustion events during Late Holocene hunter-gatherer occupations in South America (Córdoba, Argentina) by Robledo, Andrés

“…We present here the initial result of a research project focused on use and management of firewood by human´s group in Ongamira valley, Córdoba, Argentina (ca. 1500 and 6000 years BP). …”
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Archaeological distribution studies from Monte Loayza (North Coast of Santa Cruz, Patagonia) by Zubimendi, Miguel A., Ambrústolo, Pablo

“…These elements were useful in contrasting with previous hypotheses proposed within the framework of the North Coast of Santa Cruz project, regarding the use of different types of coasts, resource availability, and the manner in which, coastal and inland areas were occupied by human groups. Distributional studies performed on different landscape units, such as coast, small canyons (known as cañadones in Patagonia), temporary lagoons and plateaus allowed us to confirm that this particular sector had, in general, low to medium artifact densities. …”
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A History of Lithic Technological Studies in the Paleoindian Archaeology in the United States of America by Potter, Bethany, Sellet, Frederic

“…This chapter argues against these normative approaches by advocating in favor of dynamic perspectives on human behavior. It does so by outlining the historical contributions of technological studies to the discipline, from the early European influences to the more holistic frameworks used today. …”
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Huaycondo (South of Punilla, Cordoba, Argentina): domestic spaces and technological practices in the Final Late Holocene by Sario, Gisela, Traktman, Macarena, Costantino, Florencia

“…The first radiocarbon dating of the locality was obtained here, linked to human occupations of the final late Holocene (ca. 1000-360 BP). …”
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