Registro de moluscos marinos entre cazadores-recolectores del norte de la región Pampeana
; Pastorino, Roberto Santiago Guido
; Loponte, Daniel Marcelo 
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06/2017
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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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En este trabajo se analiza la presencia de gasterópodos y bivalvos marinos en contextos arqueológicos generados por los grupos humanos que habitaron el norte de la región pampeana de Argentina durante el Holoceno tardío. Los ejemplares estudiados provienen de distintos depósitos arqueológicos localizados en dos unidades de paisaje diferenciadas, la Pampa Ondulada y el humedal del río Paraná inferior. En general, las especies registradas presentan una baja frecuencia. Su obtención no parece haber estado vinculada con la subsistencia. Parte de los ejemplares fueron transformados y utilizados como objetos ornamentales. El principal objetivo del trabajo es evaluar y discutir las formas de adquisición, circulación y uso de estos elementos a partir de las estrategias de movilidad e intercambio, así como otros aspectos relacionados con la organización económica y social de las poblaciones humanas que ocuparon los espacios mencionadas en los últimos 2000 años radiocarbónicos.
This paper analyzes the presence of gastropods and marine bivalves in the archaeological record generated by hunter-gatherers from the north Pampean region during the Late Holocene. The specimens studied were recovered in different archaeological deposits located in two distinct landscape units, the Pampean steppe and the wetland of the Lower Paraná River. In general, the recorded species present a low frequency and their obtaining was not linked to subsistence. In this sense, part of the specimens were transformed and used as ornamental objects. The main objective of this work is to evaluate and discuss the acquisition, circulation and use of these elements based on the strategies of mobility and exchange and other aspects related to the economic and social organization of the human populations that occupied the spaces mentioned in the last 2000 radiocarbon years.
This paper analyzes the presence of gastropods and marine bivalves in the archaeological record generated by hunter-gatherers from the north Pampean region during the Late Holocene. The specimens studied were recovered in different archaeological deposits located in two distinct landscape units, the Pampean steppe and the wetland of the Lower Paraná River. In general, the recorded species present a low frequency and their obtaining was not linked to subsistence. In this sense, part of the specimens were transformed and used as ornamental objects. The main objective of this work is to evaluate and discuss the acquisition, circulation and use of these elements based on the strategies of mobility and exchange and other aspects related to the economic and social organization of the human populations that occupied the spaces mentioned in the last 2000 radiocarbon years.
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