Vol 14 (2021) ISSUE 1

Portada del Volumen 14, Número 1, correspondiente al año 2021 de la Revista del Museo de Antropología. Contiene imágenes de espacios y recursos del Museo de Antropología. Por ejemplo salas de exhibición vacías y con visitantes, vasijas cerámicas y textiles

DOI: https://doi.org/10.31048/1852.4826.v14.n1

Published: 2021-04-29

Editorial

Editorial

Andrés D. Izeta

5-6
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Archaeology

Imprints and ceramic in assembly. The production of baskets in pre-colonial times in the agro-pottery societies of the Villa de Soto region, Córdoba

Marcos Abalos Luna

7-20
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There is no way to walk, archaeology is made when walking”: reflections on a political archaeology

Ezequiel Gilardenghi

21-34
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Identification of Regional Development Period Archaeological Sites (X to XV Centuries AD) in the Montane Forest of Tucuman: Anfama Basin (Tafí Viejo)

Agustina Vázquez Fiorani, Gonzalo Moyano, Julián Salazar

35-46
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The role of the vizcacha (Lagostomus maximus) in the formation processes of archaeological sites from the Argentinian interhill plains

Jonathan Bellinzoni, Cristian Ariel Kaufmann, Maria Clara Álvarez

47-64
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Ceramics transiting over the Qhapaq Ñan in San Juan. Implications for the knowledge of the Inca domination/conquest of Cuyo

Alejandro García, Anabel Rodríguez

65-76
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Puna shelters and agro-pastoral societies: a zooarchaeological perspective of Alero 12 site (Las Grutas, Tinogasta, Catamarca)

Juan Pablo Miyano, Norma Ratto

77-92
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Towards the understanding of a multipurpose space: Results of the archaeological survey in Río Las Salinas 2 (Tucumán)

Carolina Somonte, Carlos Alberto Baied

93-108
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The Inka ceramic record in the Puna of Jujuy (Argentina): an approach based on museum collections

Josefina Pérez Pieroni

109-122
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Cueva Abra del Toro, record of the oldest occupation of the Yocavil Valley, Catamarca, and its relationship with the largest known Holocene eruption

Juan Pablo Carbonelli, Diego Winocur, Carlos Beloti López de Medina, Nicolás Carminatti, Verónica Peisker

123-138
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Museology

A fort that is not a fort, but a house and a museum called a fort. Heritage and memories in the construction of a story about the southern frontier of Buenos Aires

Hernán Perrière

139-150
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Temples and hands: touch and contact between pharaonic and contemporary Egypt

María Bernarda Marconetto

151-162
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Social Anthropology

The “soul” of Métraux. The intimate experience of a possessed ethnographer

Jean-Pierre Goulard

163-168
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The mechanisms of lexical innovation and the reconfiguration of indigenous modernity in Chacoan Guaraní

María Agustina Morando

169-180
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Towns and Moral Life “Town”, “City” and “Country” as Categories of Practice in the Settlements of the District of Punta Indio (Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Gabriel David Noel

181-196
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Between hugs and pain. An ethnographic analysis of the public reclamation from a death in Capilla del Monte (Córdoba)

Agustín Villareal

197-203
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