Zooarqueologia De Vertebrados Do Sambaqui Do Papagaio, Bombinhas, Santa Catarina

Pavei, Diego Dias; Campos, Juliano Bitencourt; Zocche, Jairo José; Santos, Marcos César Pereira

doi:10.18616/ta.v21i0.1928

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“…Not uncommon, archaeological series are composed of hundreds and even thousands of shark teeth, which may or may not show signs of human alteration (e.g. : González, 2005;Cardoso, 2011;Pavei et al, 2015;Borges, 2016;Mayer, 2017). Even so, over the last few decades the relationship between native groups and sharks in precolonial context has been little discussed, probably due to the absence of consistent material evidences and methodologies of analysis that support more elaborate inferences.…”

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Interacciones humanos-tiburones en libros de crónicas de los siglos XVI y XVII: Una rica fuente de información para los estudios de zooarqueología brasileños

Gilson

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2019

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Sharks teeth are abundant in Brazilian coastal archaeological sites. The interaction between natives and sharks, including the capture and differentiated use of this resource, however, has been little discussed probably due to the lack of consistent material evidences and methodologies of analysis that supports more elaborate inferences. In the face of gaps in the data obtained for archaeological contexts, the use of travelling chroniclers' accounts of sixteenth and seventeenth centuries as a rich source of information is a common methodology among social scientists who study the past. The objective of this article is to present the reports available in the traveller's literature about the interaction between native groups of the south and southeast Brazilian coast and sharks, demonstrating their importance as useful data sources for discussions on the matter.

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Interacciones humanos-tiburones en libros de crónicas de los siglos XVI y XVII: Una rica fuente de información para los estudios de zooarqueología brasileños

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Lessa

2019

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“…Posteriormente, demais estudos zooarqueológicos contribuíram para a conclusão de que os recursos pesqueiros constituem a principal fonte alimentar dos grupos sambaquieiros, com os trabalhos para os litorais sul e norte de Santa Catarina, e para diversos sítios do litoral de São Paulo e Rio de Janeiro (Bandeira, 1992;Figuti e Klökler, 1996;Klökler, 2008;Pavei et al, 2015;Borges, 2015;Lopes et al, 2016). Esses dados também são admitidos a partir dos estudos de isótopos estáveis (De Masi, 2001;Colonese et al, 2014).…”

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“…(Prous, 1992;Schmitz, 1995Schmitz, -1996. (Castilho & Simões-Lopes, 2001;Nishida, 2007;Klökler, 2001;Ricken et al, 2014;Pavei et al, 2015;, sendo que em momentos tardios possivelmente houve um aumento na diversidade de recursos capturados (Bandeira, 1992).…”

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O sítio costeiro Galheta IV: uma perspectiva zooarqueológica

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Current research on the coastal shellmounds (or sambaquis) in Brazil considers them structures intentionally constructed from complex cultural units, a continuous process of sedentarization and demographic densification, which have expanded throughout the Brazilian coast between at least seven thousand and fifteen hundred years ago. After this period of shellmounds domination in coastal ecosystems, a process of change in the configuration of the sites occurred, marked by the presence of pottery in more recent layers of the shellmounds and by the appearance of new late settlements. Such transformations are interpreted as the beginning of contact between the interior peoples and the coastal populations. This master's research sought to deepen the knowledge obtained about the Galheta IV ceramic site (dating from 1256-1031 and 690-530 cal BP) during the Sambaquis e Paisagem project, from a zooarchaeological perspective, and to bring new data that contribute to the understanding of the discontinuity processes of the construction of shellmounds sites in the south coast of Santa Catarina. Analyzes contemplated intra-site areas in an attempt to understand their relational and spatial contextualization. The results identified zooarchaeological vestiges acting as funerary accompaniments. A concentration of fauna remains in a specific area of the archaeological site, associated to a large number of concretions, point to a high processing and consumption of vertebrates related to the funerary context of the site. The significant presence of large marine species, such as pinnipeds, sharks, and cetaceans, added to the results of previously developed isotopic analyzes, inaugurates a panorama that differs from other studies of fauna in coastal sites developed until then, in which fish are protein sources predominant in the diet of preceramic and ceramic populations. These marine animals of high trophic chain, in addition to fish, birds and sea turtles, demonstrate a continuity and intensification of the fishing practices developed by sambaquis people, in an adaptation for the capture of resources near the rocky coast and the open sea.

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Zooarqueologia De Vertebrados Do Sambaqui Do Papagaio, Bombinhas, Santa Catarina

Abstract: O objetivo deste trabalho foi analisar os componentes faunísticos do sítio arqueológico Sambaqui do Papagaio, localizado na praia de Bombas município de Bombinhas, litoral Norte de Santa Catarina, sul do Brasil.

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Interacciones humanos-tiburones en libros de crónicas de los siglos XVI y XVII: Una rica fuente de información para los estudios de zooarqueología brasileños

Interacciones humanos-tiburones en libros de crónicas de los siglos XVI y XVII: Una rica fuente de información para los estudios de zooarqueología brasileños

O sítio costeiro Galheta IV: uma perspectiva zooarqueológica

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