2010
DOI: 10.7183/1045-6635.21.2.195
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Lecturas estratigráficas: arquitectura funeraria y depositación de residuos en el sambaquí Jabuticabeira II

Abstract: ResumenSambaquís (concheros o shell mounds) son construcciones antrópicas que aperecen en la costa brasileña hace aproximada mente 8000 años erguidas a partir de la acumulación formal de valvas de moluscos. En el Estado de Santa Catarina, algunos sitios tienen la particularidad de presentar un depósito ictiológico superior con características estratigráficas y composicionales semejantes al depósito malacológico (conchero) subyacente. La aparición del depósito superior fue tradicionalmente asociada a cambios en… Show more

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“…Following Sherwood and Kidder (2011), considering the shellmounds as only recipients for the dead blinds us from seeing them as monumental structures of their own. As already discussed for the Jabuticabeira-2 site (DeBlasis et al, 1998;Fish et al, 2000;Villagran et al, 2010), its long-term conspicuity and social role cannot be exclusively associated to the funerary activities behind its construction. The social impact of the large-scale shellmounds resulted from and was constantly imposed to the daily lives of coastal communities.…”
Section: A Redefinition Of Wastementioning
confidence: 87%
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“…Following Sherwood and Kidder (2011), considering the shellmounds as only recipients for the dead blinds us from seeing them as monumental structures of their own. As already discussed for the Jabuticabeira-2 site (DeBlasis et al, 1998;Fish et al, 2000;Villagran et al, 2010), its long-term conspicuity and social role cannot be exclusively associated to the funerary activities behind its construction. The social impact of the large-scale shellmounds resulted from and was constantly imposed to the daily lives of coastal communities.…”
Section: A Redefinition Of Wastementioning
confidence: 87%
“…2000-1000 yrs. BP (Giannini et al, 2010;Klokler et al, 2011;Villagran et al, 2010). If we consider the diverse mounded structures as artifacts continuously produced by a social action that was widespread in the southern Brazilian coastline, understanding their formation can provide insights into the social, political, and economic organization of these societies.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Claramente, peixes ocuparam um lugar especial nas vidas de sambaquieiros; aos poucos, arqueólogos passam a observar sua importância além da esfera econômica. Em um primeiro momento, pesquisas demonstraram que vestígios ictiológicos foram utilizados como material de construção em sambaquis, de maneira similar às conchas de moluscos NISHIDA, 2007;VILLAGRÁN et al, 2010). Mais tarde, esqueletos inteiros de peixes foram identificados em associação a covas em Jabuticabeira II e dentro de lucinas fechadas no sítio Amourins, sugerindo seu uso como oferendas.…”
Section: Otólitos: Vestígios Incidentais Ou Elementos Especiais?unclassified
“…Entretanto, peixes são não somente fontes de proteína, calorias ou nutrição no dia a dia, mas também fontes de prazer, saciedade, satisfação, diversão, entre outras durante festins (KLOKLER, 2014a); ou mesmo fontes de matéria-prima para construção de estruturas (VILLAGRÁN et al, 2010). Estes exemplos não exaurem os possíveis papéis que peixes e seus vestígios teriam nas vidas destes grupos de pescadores-coletores.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…The concept of microfacies is commonly used to study the depositional and diagenetic histories of carbonate rocks through sedimentological and paleontological data that can only be extracted from thin section analyses (Flügel 2004). The concept was later adapted to archaeological micromorphology by Courty (2001) as a fundamental tool to understand the formation of archaeological strata and their spatiotemporal variability, and it has been applied in several recent works (Goldberg et al 2009;Villagran et al 2009Villagran et al , 2010.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%