2017
DOI: 10.1590/1806-93472017v37n75-02a
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As cachoeiras como bolsões de histórias dos grupos indígenas das terras baixas sul-americanas

Abstract: ResumoO artigo discute o papel das cachoeiras como locais que por milhares de anos foram constantemente visitados e ocupados por coletivos indígenas das terras baixas sul-americanas. Nossos guias foram a análise da paisagem e da cultura material pertencentes a sítios arqueoló-gicos que surgem no entorno desses lugares a partir do Holoceno Inicial. Como exemplo do potencial histórico das cachoeiras, apresentamos três sucintos estudos de caso: Teotônio (alto Madeira); Tucuruí (baixo Tocantins) e Xingó (baixo São… Show more

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“…The site has been subject to intermittent archaeological research since Miller’s first excavations there in the 1970s and more intensive excavations conducted by Arqueotrop (MAE, USP) since 2011 [ 12 ]. Almeida and Kater [ 18 ] liken Teotonio to a microcosm of human occupation of the Upper Madeira, since its archaeological sequence contains a record of almost every major regional cultural complex found in the area from the early Holocene onwards. Apart from the Girau and Massangana pre-ceramic occupations, which are the focus of this paper, Teotonio also contains at least three consecutive ceramist occupations from ca.…”
Section: Study Areamentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The site has been subject to intermittent archaeological research since Miller’s first excavations there in the 1970s and more intensive excavations conducted by Arqueotrop (MAE, USP) since 2011 [ 12 ]. Almeida and Kater [ 18 ] liken Teotonio to a microcosm of human occupation of the Upper Madeira, since its archaeological sequence contains a record of almost every major regional cultural complex found in the area from the early Holocene onwards. Apart from the Girau and Massangana pre-ceramic occupations, which are the focus of this paper, Teotonio also contains at least three consecutive ceramist occupations from ca.…”
Section: Study Areamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Apart from the Girau and Massangana pre-ceramic occupations, which are the focus of this paper, Teotonio also contains at least three consecutive ceramist occupations from ca. 3000 BP onwards (Pocó-Açutuba, Jamari and Jatuarana) [ 18 , 19 ]. The most recent of these (the Jatuarana phase) has been discussed as an exceptionally early manifestation of the Amazonian Polychrome Tradition–a ceramic style that was produced all over the Amazon basin at European Contact [ 12 , 20 ].…”
Section: Study Areamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Tendo como referências fundamentais, no lado brasileiro, os trabalhos de Eurico Miller e de Ondemar Dias (no caso do Acre), desde a década de 1970, as pesquisas na região vêm se intensificando nas últimas décadas, mostrando um complexo (e em alguns setores, muito antigo) mosaico cultural de longa duração, que inclui transformações da paisagem como terras pretas, geoglifos, montículos e sambaquis (e.g. Almeida, 2013;Pessoa, 2015;Zimpel & Pugliese Jr., 2016;Zuse, 2016;Almeida & Kater, 2017;A. Costa & Gomes, 2018;Furquim, 2018;Pugliese Jr., 2018;Saunaluoma et al, 2018), além de evidências recuadas de produção de alimentos (Watling et al, 2018).…”
Section: As Cerâmicas Do Nordeste Brasileirounclassified
“…104-105). In that context, the aquatic systems may unravel moments of protagonism of the native peoples (Almeida;Kater, 2017) in the Americas in pre-Columbian and modern times, as well as situations of protagonism of the animals themselves.…”
Section: Historical Relations Between Humans and The Non-human Worldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Denning, 1980), waterfalls (e.g. Almeida;Kater, 2017), coastal zones, mountains and forests (e.g. Vadjunec et al, 2012) -, are spatial crossroads forming nodes of contact and zones of confluence of stories and of construction of history.…”
Section: Historical Relations Between Humans and The Non-human Worldmentioning
confidence: 99%