Presentation

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Table of contents

Obituaries Dr. Antonio AUSTRAL (1927-2015) and Dr. Pedro SALMINCI (1978-2015)

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Archaeobotanical studies in argentina. Current situation and new perspectives

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The study of human-plants interactions in Argentina: history of building of an interdisciplinary approach from Museo de la Plata (FCNyM-UNLP).

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What the fire left us. Contributions from anthracology to the Ambato archaeological project (Catamarca, Argentina)

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The paleoethnobotany of central-east Argentina: developments and approaches

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Food plant resources management in Quebrada de los Corrales, El Infiernillo, Tucumán (2100-1550 years bp)

111-140

Wood as resource for patagonian hunter-gatherer groups: methods for the analysis of the woody material

141-157

Theoretical and methodological discussions around the transition between collection and incipient agriculture in Antofagasta de la Sierra, Catamarca

159-184

Assessment of intensification strategies in the plant record from Alero los Conitos site, Mendoza, Argentina

185-202

The tree that bringeth forth fruit his hewn down and cast into the fire. Discussions about the firewood use in the colonial period in Mendoza

203-234

Identification of corn starch from Catamarca: application to two archaeological cases

235-256

The plants of argentinian western Pampa’s hunter-gatherers. A data base of vegetable resources potentially used

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Characterization of typological groups of gouges, carvers and chisels

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Performance and designs: decoration in ceramic vessels at semi-public space from La Rinconada site (Ambato Valley, Catamarca)

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Analysis of the bone surface modification in faunal remains of the southern sector from the área ecotonal húmedo-seca pampeana. San martín 1 site as a case study

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Post-depositional processes in human bone remains: campo cervi archaeological site (Coronda river basin, east-central Santa fe, Argentina)

347-358