Colecciones arqueológicas históricas en Argentina: ciencia abierta, conservación digital y repositorios de acceso público
; Pedrotta, Victoria 
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10/2024
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Pontifícia Universidade Católica de Campinas
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La globalización, la internet y la expansión de las Tecnologías de la Información y la Comunicación modificaron los vínculos de la ciencia con la sociedad e impactaron notablemente en las prácticas científicas. Tanto la divulgación como la producción científica necesitan sumarse a las modalidades virtuales de comunicación en el contexto de las crecientes políticas de ciencia abierta que, por un lado, establecen el deber de transmitir a la sociedad los resultados de las investigaciones y, por otro, impulsan su difusión en forma digital. En este marco, se detallan las tareas realizadas para la divulgación y el acceso abierto a las colecciones arqueológicas del sitio Arroyo Nievas 2. Se trata de un sitio arqueológico localizado en una zona de frontera interétnica, donde se recuperaron objetos vinculados a la población indígena del siglo XIX y materiales de origen europeo novedosos en Argentina. Entre otras actividades, se amplió y estandarizó la base de datos existente, se hizo un inventario definitivo y la catalogación completa de los objetos, así como se digitalizó la documentación gráfica y las fichas analíticas. Los objetos digitales fueron cargados en el repositorio arqueológico de acceso libre Suquía (Universidad Nacional de Córdoba y CONICET, Argentina). Con esta experiencia de trabajo se establecieron novedosos parámetros específicos para estandarizar datos, hasta ahora inexistentes en la disciplina arqueológica y relevantes para profesionales que trabajan en estas colecciones. La exposición de los procedimientos, dificultades y resultados obtenidos contribuye a mejorar las prácticas de procesamiento y curación de datos, tanto como a la administración de colecciones científicas.
Globalization, Internet and the expansion of Information and Communication Technologies substantially modified the links between science and society and significantly impacted on scientific practices. Both divulgation and scientific production are crossed by the need to develop virtual ways of communication within the framework of the growing open science policies that, on the one hand, regulate the duty of making research results available to society and, on the other, promote their dissemination in digital form. In this context, we explained the work carried out on the Arroyo Nievas 2 archaeological collection towards its divulgation and open access. Arroyo Nievas 2 is an archaeological site located in an 19th century interethnic frontier, where a set of objects associated to the indigenous population and materials of European origin, relatively new for Argentinian archaeology, were recovered. Among other activities, databases were expanded and standardized, a definitive inventory and complete catalogue of the objects were elaborated, as well as the graphic documentation and analytical manuscript sheets were digitalized. Those digital objects were shared in the free access archaeological repository Suquía (Universidad Nacional de Córdoba and CONICET). Through this work, novel specific parameters to standardize the data were settled, up to now absent in archaeological discipline, and relevant to other professionals dealing with these collections. The discussion of procedures, difficulties and results obtained in this work contributes to improve the practices of both data processing and curation, so as the administration of scientific collections.
Globalization, Internet and the expansion of Information and Communication Technologies substantially modified the links between science and society and significantly impacted on scientific practices. Both divulgation and scientific production are crossed by the need to develop virtual ways of communication within the framework of the growing open science policies that, on the one hand, regulate the duty of making research results available to society and, on the other, promote their dissemination in digital form. In this context, we explained the work carried out on the Arroyo Nievas 2 archaeological collection towards its divulgation and open access. Arroyo Nievas 2 is an archaeological site located in an 19th century interethnic frontier, where a set of objects associated to the indigenous population and materials of European origin, relatively new for Argentinian archaeology, were recovered. Among other activities, databases were expanded and standardized, a definitive inventory and complete catalogue of the objects were elaborated, as well as the graphic documentation and analytical manuscript sheets were digitalized. Those digital objects were shared in the free access archaeological repository Suquía (Universidad Nacional de Córdoba and CONICET). Through this work, novel specific parameters to standardize the data were settled, up to now absent in archaeological discipline, and relevant to other professionals dealing with these collections. The discussion of procedures, difficulties and results obtained in this work contributes to improve the practices of both data processing and curation, so as the administration of scientific collections.
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