Arte rupestre del primer y segundo milenio dC en las sierras de Velasco y de La Punta (La Rioja, Argentina)
; Tissera, Luis Esteban ; Sabatini Vargas, Gabriela Inés
; Pastor, Sebastián
; Cahiza, Pablo Andres 
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04/2024
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Cambridge University Press
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Latin American Antiquity
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En este trabajo se presenta el estudio de los sitios con arte rupestre del faldeo oriental de la Sierra de Velasco y occidental de la Sierra de La Punta (norte de la provincia de La Rioja, Argentina). Los objetivos son definir la diversidad de representaciones a nivel local, evaluar la circulación de información a escala regional y examinar su rol en la conformación de paisajes sociales, durante los últimos 2.000 años. Para ello se realiza un análisis de los repertorios iconográficos y de los vínculos entre imágenes y contextos de emplazamiento. Los resultados sugieren que los sitios rupestres distribuidos en altitudes contrastantes implicaron diferentes prácticas sociales. Los emplazamientos pedemontanos, integrados a los espacios residenciales y productivos, se habrían conformado en torno a prácticas domésticas y simbólicas recurrentes, mientras que aquellos situados en las serranías de La Punta estarían vinculados con el uso de vías naturales de circulación. Esta segregación espacial involucra, a su vez, distintas temporalidades para la producción y el consumo de arte rupestre.
In this article we present the study of the rock art sites located on the eastern slope of the Sierra de Velasco and the western slope of Sierra de La Punta (northern La Rioja province, Argentina). The aims of the article are to define the local diversity of the rock art representations, to assess the circulation of information on a regional scale, and to examine their role in the shaping of social landscapes during the last 2,000 years. With this purpose we analyze iconographic repertories and the links between images and settlement contexts. The results suggest that the sites located at different altitudes involved different social practices. The sites located on the foothill, which were integrated into residential and productive areas, would have been related to domestic and symbolic activities, while those located on the eastern slope of the La Punta range would have been linked to natural routes. This spatial segregation also involved different temporalities for the production and consumption of rock art.
In this article we present the study of the rock art sites located on the eastern slope of the Sierra de Velasco and the western slope of Sierra de La Punta (northern La Rioja province, Argentina). The aims of the article are to define the local diversity of the rock art representations, to assess the circulation of information on a regional scale, and to examine their role in the shaping of social landscapes during the last 2,000 years. With this purpose we analyze iconographic repertories and the links between images and settlement contexts. The results suggest that the sites located at different altitudes involved different social practices. The sites located on the foothill, which were integrated into residential and productive areas, would have been related to domestic and symbolic activities, while those located on the eastern slope of the La Punta range would have been linked to natural routes. This spatial segregation also involved different temporalities for the production and consumption of rock art.
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