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El Cadillal arqueológico : investigaciones arqueológicas en la región del Dique El Cadillal, Provincia de Tucumán, República Argentina

Title
El Cadillal arqueológico : investigaciones arqueológicas en la región del Dique El Cadillal, Provincia de Tucumán, República Argentina / Eduardo E. Berberián, Julián Salazar.
Author
Berberián, Eduardo E.
Publication
[Córdoba, Argentina] : Centro de Estudios Históricos "Prof. Carlos S.A. Segreti", 2021.

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Salazar, Julián
Description
189 pages : illustrations (some color), maps; 30 cm
Summary
  • This work aims to publicize the mortuary practices, materialities and cultural traditions of the indigenous populations of the Argentine Northwest. Its development is based on archaeological research and in situ excavations carried out in the region of the El Cadillal dam, province of Tucumán. The magnitude and importance of the findings demonstrates the existence of sophisticated social practices aimed at negotiating positions and spaces of power, as well as access to resources and defined sectors of certain landscapes. It was also possible to verify a marked technical development in artistic creation, visible especially in the ceramic sets that accompanied the deceased and that, in some cases, circulated in everyday life.
  • This work aims to publicize the mortuary practices, materialities and cultural traditions of the indigenous populations of the Argentine Northwest. Its development is based on archaeological research and in situ excavations carried out in the region of the El Cadillal dam, province of Tucumán. The magnitude and importance of the findings demonstrates the existence of sophisticated social practices aimed at negotiating positions and spaces of power, as well as access to resources and defined sectors of certain landscapes. It was also possible to verify a marked technical development in artistic creation, visible especially in the ceramic sets that accompanied the deceased and that, in some cases, circulated in everyday life.
Subject
  • Indians of South America > Argentina, Northwest > Antiquities
  • Excavations (Archaeology) > Cadillal Dam Region
  • Antiquities
  • Excavations (Archaeology)
  • Indians of South America > Antiquities
  • Cadillal Dam Region (Argentina) > Antiquities
  • Northwest Argentina
Note
  • "Descripción de artefactos": pages 163-183.
Bibliography (note)
  • Includes bibliographical references (pages 185-189).
ISBN
  • 9789877603743
  • 9877603748
LCCN
2020469719
OCLC
  • on1303569511
  • 1303569511
  • SCSB-14227234
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Columbia University Libraries