Hamlets, Houses and Cornfields. Residential and Productive Space Archaeology in the Central Argentina Hills (ca. 1100-300 BP)
Abstract
This paper presents archaeological information of the Late pre-Hispanic residential sites from Central Hills of Argentina (ca. 1100-300 BP), in order to understand their characteristics, chronological depth and occupational dynamics. The housing, burials and farming articulation as well as subsistence, technological and ritual on site activities are taken into account. A special consideration is given to the domestic crops and wild resources exploitation. Different site occupational histories are observed through occupational intensity, residential stability, abandonments and reoccupation indicators. Social mechanism related to the agricultural landscape spreading and political organization associated to farming and hunting-gathering mixed subsistence strategy are also analyzed.Downloads
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