La práctica de realizar pozos en la vida cotidiana: Valle de La Ciénega, Argentina
; Justiniano, Lucia Otros responsables
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08/2022
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Centro de Estudios Históricos ” Prof. Carlos S. A. Segreti”
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Comechingonia
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0326-7911
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2250-7728
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Los estudios arqueológicos efectuados en una unidad residencial del sitio Lomita del medio asignable al primer milenio de la Era nos han permitido identificar la presencia de 11 pozos en su interior. El objetivo principal de este trabajo se dirige a discutir el rol que cumplieron estos rasgos en la vida diaria de los habitantes de La Ciénega. Específicamente, nos interesa conocer los motivos por los que las personas los incluían en el interior de sus viviendas. Al igual que los fogones o la cerámica, integraron la cotidianeidad y estuvieron íntimamente involucrados en la producción y mantenimiento de categorías e identidades que a su vez fueron inherentemente inestables y variables.
Archaeological studies carried out in a residential unit of the Lomita del medio site, which can be dated to the first millennium AD, have allowed us to identify the presence of 11 pits. The main objective of this paper is to discuss the role that these pits had in the daily life of the inhabitants of La Cienega. Specifically, we are interested in determining the reasons why people included these features in the interior of their dwellings. Like hearths or pottery, these structures were part of everyday life and were intimately involved in the production and maintenance of categories and identities that were inherently unstable and variable.
Archaeological studies carried out in a residential unit of the Lomita del medio site, which can be dated to the first millennium AD, have allowed us to identify the presence of 11 pits. The main objective of this paper is to discuss the role that these pits had in the daily life of the inhabitants of La Cienega. Specifically, we are interested in determining the reasons why people included these features in the interior of their dwellings. Like hearths or pottery, these structures were part of everyday life and were intimately involved in the production and maintenance of categories and identities that were inherently unstable and variable.
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