El área de entierros humanos del sitio arqueológico Familia Primón (Coronda, Santa Fe): nuevos datos y discusiones preliminares
; Balducci, Fernando
; Sartori, Julieta Isabel 
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12/2020
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Universidad Nacional de Rosario. Facultad de Humanidades y Artes. Departamento de Arqueología
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Anuario de Arqueología
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1852-8554
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2684-0138
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El sitio arqueológico Familia Primón (FP) se localiza en un barrio residencial al sur de la ciudad de Coronda, sobre la margen derecha del río homónimo (departamento San Jerónimo, provincia de Santa Fe). Durante las tareas arqueológicas llevadas a cabo en diferentes momentos se excavaron tres sectores, de los cuales el sector 1 corresponde a un área de entierros P~OWLSOHV (QHVWHWUDEDMRVHSUHVHQWDQORVUHVXOWDGRVGHODUHFRQVWUXFFLyQGHODSODQWDGHHQWLHUURVʊORJUDGDDSDUWLUGHOD digitalización de planillas y fotografías recuperadas en formato analógico y su manejo mediante sistemas de información JHRJUi¿FD 6,* ʊ\GHORVDQiOLVLVDQDWyPLFRV FXDQWLWDWLYRV\WDIRQyPLFRVOOHYDGRVDFDERVREUHORVUHVWRVyVHRVKXPDQRV hallados. Adicionalmente, se realiza una síntesis de la información disponible para otros sitios con inhumaciones localizados en la zona vinculada con el río Coronda. En general, los datos obtenidos a partir de la gestión de la información recolectada y de los análisis efectuados indican que en el sitio FP fueron inhumados al menos 18 individuos, tanto en entierros primarios como secundarios, con diferentes orientaciones y características comparables con las relevadas en otros sitios del área y también de la región del Nordeste argentino.
Familia Primón (FP) is an archaeological site located in a residential area in the south of Coronda city, on the right bank of the homonymous river (San Jerónimo department, Santa Fe province). During the archaeological fields works carried out, three sectors were excavated; sector 1 corresponds to a multiple human burial area. This paper presents the results of the reconstruction of the burial map ―achieved from the digitalization of the spreadsheets and photographs recovery in analogical format and their management through geographic information systems (GIS)― and from anatomical, quantitative and taphonomic studies carried out on the human bone remains. Additionally, a synthesis of available information of other sites with human burials located in the area of the Coronda River is made. In general, the results show that at least 18 individuals were buried at the FP site, both in primary and secondary burials, with different orientations and characteristics comparable to those relieved from other archaeological sites in the area and also in the Northeastern of Argentina.
Familia Primón (FP) is an archaeological site located in a residential area in the south of Coronda city, on the right bank of the homonymous river (San Jerónimo department, Santa Fe province). During the archaeological fields works carried out, three sectors were excavated; sector 1 corresponds to a multiple human burial area. This paper presents the results of the reconstruction of the burial map ―achieved from the digitalization of the spreadsheets and photographs recovery in analogical format and their management through geographic information systems (GIS)― and from anatomical, quantitative and taphonomic studies carried out on the human bone remains. Additionally, a synthesis of available information of other sites with human burials located in the area of the Coronda River is made. In general, the results show that at least 18 individuals were buried at the FP site, both in primary and secondary burials, with different orientations and characteristics comparable to those relieved from other archaeological sites in the area and also in the Northeastern of Argentina.
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