With the aim of providing information based on interethnic relationships in the Patagonian territory after the seventeenth century, we present a study on the archaeological site Cancha de Pelota Llao Llao (Bariloche, Río Negro Province, Argentina), which is associated with the colonial presence in the Nahuel Huapi Lake area. The aim of this work is twofold: to learn about the space and woody resources and to provide new evidence for the chronological determination of the site through a dendrochronological study. The archaeobotanical study of the charcoal fragments and wooden posts provided information on the kind of use made of resources and space. In addition, the attained results allowed for a remarkable chronological determination, addin...
The analysis of coprolite inclusions is instrumental in exploring certain features of paleodiets and...
Archaeological radiocarbon databases are being increasingly used as a proxy of past demographic tren...
Recent archaeobotanical research on 16 archaeological sites in the Sierras de Córdoba, central Argen...
The record of woody plants is abundant in the Patagonian archaeological sites attributed to hunter-g...
The Pampas is a natural flat region that covers 750 000 km2 in Brazil, Uruguay and Argentina. The dr...
The objective of this work is to carry out an integral study of macro and microbotanical remains wit...
Despite the existence of long-lived tree species with excellent tree-ring characteristics, the use o...
Woody plant resources are important to human societies today and were also in the past. Here we asse...
Temporal frequency distributions are used to assess the chronology and continuity of human occupatio...
This paper presents information on the site called Casa de Piedra de Roselló, located near the town ...
The main aim of this paper is to evaluate if certain processes that were documented in a specific ar...
Paleoecology is a useful tool in the exploration of changes occurring in the environment over time. ...
The purpose of this paper is to characterize the modalities of acquisition and use of wood plant res...
This chapter deals with the available archeological knowledge, building a history of the peopling, t...
During the colonial era, southern Mendoza, Argentina, functioned as a frontier where indigenous and ...
The analysis of coprolite inclusions is instrumental in exploring certain features of paleodiets and...
Archaeological radiocarbon databases are being increasingly used as a proxy of past demographic tren...
Recent archaeobotanical research on 16 archaeological sites in the Sierras de Córdoba, central Argen...
The record of woody plants is abundant in the Patagonian archaeological sites attributed to hunter-g...
The Pampas is a natural flat region that covers 750 000 km2 in Brazil, Uruguay and Argentina. The dr...
The objective of this work is to carry out an integral study of macro and microbotanical remains wit...
Despite the existence of long-lived tree species with excellent tree-ring characteristics, the use o...
Woody plant resources are important to human societies today and were also in the past. Here we asse...
Temporal frequency distributions are used to assess the chronology and continuity of human occupatio...
This paper presents information on the site called Casa de Piedra de Roselló, located near the town ...
The main aim of this paper is to evaluate if certain processes that were documented in a specific ar...
Paleoecology is a useful tool in the exploration of changes occurring in the environment over time. ...
The purpose of this paper is to characterize the modalities of acquisition and use of wood plant res...
This chapter deals with the available archeological knowledge, building a history of the peopling, t...
During the colonial era, southern Mendoza, Argentina, functioned as a frontier where indigenous and ...
The analysis of coprolite inclusions is instrumental in exploring certain features of paleodiets and...
Archaeological radiocarbon databases are being increasingly used as a proxy of past demographic tren...
Recent archaeobotanical research on 16 archaeological sites in the Sierras de Córdoba, central Argen...