Recuperación, curación y estudios bioantropológicos de la Colección Frengüelli-Brunet
; Mohamed, Nadia ; Dahinten, Silvia Lucrecia V. 
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12/2019
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IDACOR-CONICET
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RMA Revista del Museo de Antropología
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1852-060X
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1852-4826
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El objetivo del presente trabajo es dar a conocer la Colección Bioantropológica Frengüelli-Brunet, constituida por Rodolfo F. J. Brunet (1926-1996), naturalista y aficionado a la arqueología de la ciudad de Puerto Madryn, que se integra por restos humanos procedentes principalmente de la provincia del Chubut. En la actualidad esta colección se encuentra bajo el amparo de la Ley Provincial XI Nº 11 sobre “Régimen de las Ruinas y Yacimientos Arqueológicos, Antropológicos y Paleontológicos”. La colección ingresó al repositorio Bioantropológico del IDEAUS-CONICET a solicitud de la Secretaría de Cultura del Chubut. Se realizó el proceso de curaduría y protección basado en las normas éticas vigentes. Se determinó información bioantropológica básica: cantidad de individuos, determinación del sexo y estimación de la edad. Se efectuó la revisión de documentación asociada a la colección, a partir de la cual se obtuvo información sobre los sitios de hallazgo Si bien esta colección se conforma a partir de la recuperación asistemática de los esqueletos, sin datos cronológicos y de contexto, la mayoría provienen de la costa central y la región centro oeste de Chubut, cuya información previa es escasa. En este sentido su puesta en valor permitirá sumar aportes sobre las poblaciones originarias de la región.
The main objective of the present study is to provide information about the Bioanthropological Frengüelli-Brunet collection, built by Rodolfo Brunet (1926-1996), an amateur naturalist from Puerto Madryn city, which is composed of human remains mainly from Chubut province. Currently, this collection is under protection by the Provincial Law XI Nº 11 which refers to “Archaeological, Anthropological and Paleontological Ruins and Sites Regime”. At the request of Chubut Secretary of Culture (Secretaría de Cultura del Chubut), the collection was donated to the IDEAUSCONICET bioanthropological repository. A stringent process of curatorial and protection was performed following current ethical standards. Basic information was determined such as number of individuals, biological sex and age estimation. Information about the place of origin of the collection was obtained through review of documentation associated to the remains. Despite the lack of chronological and archaeological context information due to the unsystematic archaeological rescues, it is worth it to mention that the vast majority of the skeletons in the collection stem from the Central cost and the Central-West Chubut province, a region with scarce archaeological information. This highlights the importance of studying this collection as it will provide valuable knowledge about the original populations that habited the region.
The main objective of the present study is to provide information about the Bioanthropological Frengüelli-Brunet collection, built by Rodolfo Brunet (1926-1996), an amateur naturalist from Puerto Madryn city, which is composed of human remains mainly from Chubut province. Currently, this collection is under protection by the Provincial Law XI Nº 11 which refers to “Archaeological, Anthropological and Paleontological Ruins and Sites Regime”. At the request of Chubut Secretary of Culture (Secretaría de Cultura del Chubut), the collection was donated to the IDEAUSCONICET bioanthropological repository. A stringent process of curatorial and protection was performed following current ethical standards. Basic information was determined such as number of individuals, biological sex and age estimation. Information about the place of origin of the collection was obtained through review of documentation associated to the remains. Despite the lack of chronological and archaeological context information due to the unsystematic archaeological rescues, it is worth it to mention that the vast majority of the skeletons in the collection stem from the Central cost and the Central-West Chubut province, a region with scarce archaeological information. This highlights the importance of studying this collection as it will provide valuable knowledge about the original populations that habited the region.
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