Les gisements des îles Englefield et Vivian dans la mer d'Otway (Patagonie australe).

Emperaire, José; Laming‐Emperaire, Annette

doi:10.3406/jsa.1961.2477

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“…Thus, beads could have been used to create a smaller-scale group identity, generating intra-society differences; but so far there is no evidence to support this possibility. 14 Other decorated materials -like harpoon points, other bone tools and bone fragments -with similar designs to those from the Beagle Channel have been found in Northern Tierra del Fuego (site Marazzi; Laming- Emperaire et al, 1972), Otway Sound (sites Bahía Colorada and Englefield; Legoupil, 1997;Emperaire and Laming, 1961), Bunswick Peninsula (sites Bahía Buena, Punta Santa Ana and Punta Baja; Ortiz Troncoso, 1979; Legoupil, 1989) and South-Eastern continental Patagonia (site Fell, Legoupil, 2003); see Map 1.…”

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Art in time. Diachronic rates of change in the decoration of bone artefacts from the Beagle Channel region (Tierra del Fuego, Southern South America)

Fiore

2011

Journal of Anthropological Archaeology

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Art in time. Diachronic rates of change in the decoration of bone artefacts from the Beagle Channel region (Tierra del Fuego, Southern South America)

Fiore

2011

Journal of Anthropological Archaeology

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“…actual (Legoupil y Fontugne 1997;San Román et al 2002). Esta nueva configuración debió promover la exploración y ocupación de nuevos espacios (sensu Borrero 1994-95), incluyendo nuevas vías de comunicación, algunas de las cuales pudieron estar vinculadas con los pasos de indios documentados en tiempos históricos (Emperaire 1963;Emperaire y Laming 1961;Lagoupil 2000;Prieto et al 2000). Stuart (1983) señaló que las condiciones climáticas y de mareas altamente variables en el Cabo de Hornos, explicarían la supuesta "falta de organización" (Stuart 1983: 24) en los movimientos y la subsistencia del grupo Yagán.…”

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Condicionamiento de la dinámica ambiental en las decisiones humanas sobre asentamiento y circulación a lo largo del Estrecho de magallanes durante el Holoceno Tardío

Pallo

2011

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RESUMENEl estrecho de Magallanes fue el espacio de conexión más importante entre las poblaciones prehistóricas asentadas en Patagonia continental, insular y las de los archipiélagos chilenos del extremo sur de Sudamérica. La dinámica implícita en su conformación y configuración como una vía marítima debe haber establecido distintos niveles de posibilidades en la circulación y asentamiento de las poblaciones prehistóricas. Aquí se plantea un acercamiento biogeográfico a las características hidrodinámicas, geomorfológicas, ecológicas y climáticas del estrecho de Magallanes. Los sistemas de información geográfica (SIG) se proponen como una metodología eficiente para evaluar los límites establecidos por el Estrecho sobre las decisiones humanas de circulación e instalación en el espacio durante el Holoceno Tardío.PALABRAS CLAVE: estrecho de Magallanes, Holoceno Tardío, uso humano del espacio, dinámica ambiental, SIG. ENVIRONMENTAL DYNAMIC CONSTRAINTS IN THE DECISIONS OF HUMAN SETTLEMENT AND CIRCULATION ALONG THE MAGELLAN STRAIT DURING THE LATE HOLOCENE ABSTRACTThe Strait or Magellan was the most important area of connection between the prehistoric peoples settled in Patagonia continental, insular and southernmost Chilean islands of South America. The dynamics inherent in its shape and configuration as a waterway must have set different levels of possibilities in the movement and the settlement of the prehistoric peoples. A biogeographic approach to the hydrodynamic, geomorphologic, ecological and climatic characteristics of the Magellan Strait is offered here. The geographical information systems (GIS) analysis is proposed as an efficient methodology to assess the boundaries that the Strait sets on human decisions concerning installation and movement during the Late Holocene.

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“…Cormorant bones were collected from eight sites ( Figure 1) in Argentine Tierra del Fuego and southern Chile by various investigators: Lancha Packewaia and Tú nel, Argentina (Orquera et al, 1978;Orquera & Piana, 1988, 1995aPiana et al, 1992); Punta Maria, Argentina (Borrero, 1980(Borrero, , 1990; Bahía Buena and Punta Santa Ana, Chile (Ortiz-Troncoso, 1975; Englefield Island, Chile (Emperaire & Laming-Emperaire, 1961); Punta Baja and Bahía Colorado (Legoupil, 1989(Legoupil, , 1997a. Unlike many other kitchen middens in the region, these eight have been relatively undisturbed and, with the exception of the superficial layers, the strata were intact.…”

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Diagnostic osteology and analysis of the Mid‐ to Late Holocene dynamics of shags and cormorants in Tierra del Fuego

Causey

Lefèvre

2006

Intl J of Osteoarchaeology

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We present here illustrated characteristics and anatomical descriptions of features that can be used to discriminate between four common skeletal elements (i.e. humerus, coracoid, femur, tarsometatarsus) of the five species of shags and cormorants known to occur in southern South America. We also present a detailed study of their distribution and abundance from about 6000 years before present to historical times as revealed by identification of faunal material excavated earlier and by re-analysis of material published previously. Our results present a high-resolution examination of the avian resource base used by early human hunters, and provide a foundation for future studies on the palaeoavifauna of Tierra del Fuego during the Mid-to Late Holocene. On the broadest scales, species diversity of the Phalacrocoracidae is qualitatively stable over space and time, a pattern that is also reflected in the larger marine bird community. On a finer scale, however, our results indicate that the abundance and distribution of cormorants and shags in Midand Late Holocene zooarchaeological deposits varied in a complex manner through time. These patterns do not appear to be related to proximity effects of hunters to colonies, but to other factors possibly associated with environmental change.

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Les gisements des îles Englefield et Vivian dans la mer d'Otway (Patagonie australe).

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Art in time. Diachronic rates of change in the decoration of bone artefacts from the Beagle Channel region (Tierra del Fuego, Southern South America)

Art in time. Diachronic rates of change in the decoration of bone artefacts from the Beagle Channel region (Tierra del Fuego, Southern South America)

Condicionamiento de la dinámica ambiental en las decisiones humanas sobre asentamiento y circulación a lo largo del Estrecho de magallanes durante el Holoceno Tardío

Diagnostic osteology and analysis of the Mid‐ to Late Holocene dynamics of shags and cormorants in Tierra del Fuego

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