Los restos humanos del sitio arqueológico Negro Muerto 2 (noreste de Patagonia)
; Prates, Luciano Raúl 
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11/2012
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Universidad de Magallanes
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En este trabajo se presentan los primeros resultados del estudio de los restos humanos recuperados en el sitio Negro Muerto 2 (NM2), ubicado en el sector sur de la cuenca media del río Negro (provincia de Río Negro). Durante las actividades de rescate efectuadas en el sitio se recuperaron cuatro individuos: los individuos 1 y 2 formaban parte de un entierro doble (el último sufrió una desarticulación al nivel del cráneo, el cual se dispuso y enterró junto con el primero); y los individuos 3 y 4, probablemente fueron entierros simples aunque su alto grado de desarticulación no permite confrmarlo. Para el sitio se obtuvieron tres fechados radiocarbónicos de entre ca. 2.000 y 1.500 años AP. El cráneo del individuo 2, fechado en 1.586 ± 47 años AP, presenta una deformación artifcial del tipo tabular oblicua; en este caso la edad obtenida es menor que la esperada para dicha morfología.
In this paper we present the first results for the analysis of human remains recovered at the Negro Muerto 2 (NM2) site, located in the south sector of the Negro river’s middle basin (Río Negro Province). During the rescue activities done at the site, four individuals had been recovered: individuals 1 and 2 were part of a double burial (the latter suffered a disarticulation at the level of the skull, which was relocated next to the first one); while individuals 3 and 4 were probably simple burials, although their high degree of disarticulation would not allow us to confirm this. Three radiocarbon dates were obtained for this site between 2,000 and 1,500 years BP. The skull of the individual 2, dated in 1,586 ± 47 years BP, presents a tabular oblique cranial deformation; in this case the date obtained is less than the expected for such morphology.
In this paper we present the first results for the analysis of human remains recovered at the Negro Muerto 2 (NM2) site, located in the south sector of the Negro river’s middle basin (Río Negro Province). During the rescue activities done at the site, four individuals had been recovered: individuals 1 and 2 were part of a double burial (the latter suffered a disarticulation at the level of the skull, which was relocated next to the first one); while individuals 3 and 4 were probably simple burials, although their high degree of disarticulation would not allow us to confirm this. Three radiocarbon dates were obtained for this site between 2,000 and 1,500 years BP. The skull of the individual 2, dated in 1,586 ± 47 years BP, presents a tabular oblique cranial deformation; in this case the date obtained is less than the expected for such morphology.
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