Cambio de planes a través del tiempo para el traslado de roca en la pampa bonaerense

Bayón, María Cristina; Flegenheimer, Nora

doi:10.4067/s0718-10432004002800006

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“…Some patterns for the procurement of raw material and the mobility strategies, that characterized the social circuits of interactions among these ancient populations, can now be proposed (Mazzanti, 2003). The results are in general agreement with the modalities of stone material procurement proposed by Bayón and Flegenheimer (2004) for the Pampean region, which involve carrying and possible visits to procurement source areas (Tandilia, Ventania, and the Atlantic coast) by highly mobile groups.…”

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Geoarchaeological and Paleoenvironmental context of the human settlement in the Eastern Tandilia Range, Argentina

Martínez

Mazzanti

Quintana

et al. 2013

Quaternary International

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The Tandilia range is a discontinuous series of hills and valleys located at the central area of the Pampean region (Argentina). The process of human settlement reached in this zone the highest population densities and reoccupation levels of Southern South America, developing under the strongly changing climatic conditions that characterized the Pleistocene-Holocene transition. This paper analyzes the geoarcheological and paleoenvironmental record of the Pleistocene-Holocene transition (c. 9400-10,500 14 C BP) recovered from cave and rockshelter sedimentary successions of the Tandilia range. The analysis of several lines of evidence (stratigraphic, geoarchaeological, archaeological, zooarchaeological, and paleobotanical), suggests that a cold arid to semi-arid climate characterized the late Pleistocene (c. 10,500 BP), and changed abruptly to warmer conditions towards the beginning of the Post-Glacial Period. As a consequence of this climatic amelioration, the populations inhabiting the Tandilia range would have been benefited by a higher availability of resources, which could explain the higher levels of site density and reoccupation found in the area during this period.

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Geoarchaeological and Paleoenvironmental context of the human settlement in the Eastern Tandilia Range, Argentina

Martínez

Mazzanti

Quintana

et al. 2013

Quaternary International

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“…We consider cores as those lithic artifacts in which at least one flake scar that could have provided a useful flake blank can be clearly distinguished (Bay on andFlegenheimer, 2003, 2004). These artifacts are part of the archaeological assemblages of huntergatherers societies and have been recovered in all the occupations identified at Maripe Cave.…”

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Core technology from Maripe Cave site (Santa Cruz, Argentina): Implications for rocks provisioning processes and lithic production

Hermo

Lynch

2015

Quaternary International

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“…Las materias primas identificadas en el conjunto corresponden a rocas de buena a muy buena calidad para la talla y de procedencia inmediatamente disponible y local (sensu Bayón y Flegenheimer 2004), carácter que se daría en toda la secuencia del sitio a excepción del caso de la obsidiana, procedente de las fuentes de Pampa del Asador y Cerro Bayo (ca. 120 km de distancia) (Hermo 2008;Magnin 2011;Stern 1999).…”

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De La Producción Al Uso: Tecnología De Hojas en El Sitio Cueva Maripe (Santa Cruz, Argentina)

Lynch

Hermo

2017

Chungará (Arica)

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La tecnología de hojas ha sido reconocida en varias localidades arqueológicas de Patagonia, principalmente en contextos del Holoceno Medio y Tardío. Numerosos autores han afrontado el estudio de estas tecnologías entendiéndolas como formas de aprovechamiento de materias primas tendiente a la optimización. Sin embargo, la producción y uso de hojas muchas veces implica otras decisiones más allá de la disponibilidad de materias primas en un área determinada. En el sitio Cueva Maripe (provincia de Santa Cruz, Argentina) fueron registrados artefactos correspondientes a la totalidad de la cadena operativa de la producción de hojas. Por lo tanto, el siguiente trabajo tiene por objetivo analizar las evidencias de los distintos pasos en la manufactura de esta tecnología durante el lapso ocupacional del Holoceno Medio, desde la preparación del núcleo hasta su uso y descarte. Dado que a lo largo del Macizo del Deseado abundan rocas de buena calidad para la talla, la producción de hojas en Cueva Maripe no estaría dirigida hacia una estrategia de maximización de materias primas. Los resultados obtenidos del análisis tecnomorfológico y funcional permiten sostener que la confección de dichas piezas estaría relacionada con un determinado modo de producción y con diseños orientados a una multiplicidad de usos (trabajo sobre material blando, madera y hueso).Palabras claves: tecnología de hojas, análisis funcional, Holoceno Medio, Patagonia meridional. Blade technology has been recovered at several archaeological sites in Patagonia, mainly in Middle and Late-Holocene contexts. Many authors define this technology as ways of raw materials exploitation with the purpose of optimization. However, blade production and use often involves other decisions beyond the availability of raw materials in a particular

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Cambio de planes a través del tiempo para el traslado de roca en la pampa bonaerense

Cited by 49 publications

References 9 publications

Geoarchaeological and Paleoenvironmental context of the human settlement in the Eastern Tandilia Range, Argentina

Geoarchaeological and Paleoenvironmental context of the human settlement in the Eastern Tandilia Range, Argentina

Core technology from Maripe Cave site (Santa Cruz, Argentina): Implications for rocks provisioning processes and lithic production

De La Producción Al Uso: Tecnología De Hojas en El Sitio Cueva Maripe (Santa Cruz, Argentina)

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