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No. 42 (2020): Second Semestre
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ISSN: 0719-1472

No. 42 (2020)

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Peer reviewed

Artículos
Mapuche khipu: püron/pron. Symbolic implications, uses and possible historical and cultural approaches
Dagmar Bachraty
10.5354/0719-1472.2020.60485
Dec 2020
Several antecedents are presented regarding the uses of the Mapuche püron within the south-centra...
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Of humans and non-humans. Recent thoughts and discussions in Andean anthropology
Kimberley Raas
10.5354/0719-1472.2020.60486
Dec 2020
The question of the relationship between humans and non-humans has become a fundamental part of a...
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Protest landscape in Dignity Square on Santiago, Chile
Francisca Márquez, Marcelo Colimil, Daniela Jara, Víctor Landeros, Cata...
10.5354/0719-1472.2020.60487
Dec 2020
This research explores the landscape of the protest through the graphic interventions performed d...
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¿What, how and who eat through a ushnu? Histories of commensalities in the ushnu de Guitián (salta, argentina)
Claudia Amuedo, Alejandro Ferrari, Félix Acuto, Verónica S. Lema
10.5354/0719-1472.2020.60488
Dec 2020
In this article, we will discuss diaguita and inca commensality practices related to the ushnu pl...
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Ceremonial centre Chañarmuyo 2, north of La Rioja Province. Analysis of ritual behaviour
Adriana B. Callegari, Silvia de Acha, Daiana M. Soto
10.5354/0719-1472.2020.60489
Dec 2020
In this manuscript, Chañarmuyo 2 site is presented which, according to its formal properties, sca...
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At the sun’s rhythm, under the ancestors’s guardianship. Ritual performance in la Peña del Medio during the late-inca, Paicuqui...
María Lorena Cohen, Agustina Ponce, Verónica Puente
10.5354/0719-1472.2020.60490
Dec 2020
We interpret how actors, time, landscape, and corporality combined with ritual performance develo...
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Resistant puneños worlds: rituality in the re-ethnization processes of Laguna Blanca (Belén, Catamarca)
Daniel D. Delfino
10.5354/0719-1472.2020.60491
Dec 2020
The article proposes an invitation to explore the relationship between ritual contexts, understoo...
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Time and presence of intervened rocks in the domestic world. A view from Mortero Quebrado site (ca. 1-600 AD)
Valeria Franco Salvi, Juan Montegú, Julián Salazar
10.5354/0719-1472.2020.60492
Dec 2020
This paper presents the contextual relationships in which certain intervened rocks were recovered...
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No return. Broken subjects/objects
Inés Gordillo Besalú, Bruno Vindrola-Padrós
10.5354/0719-1472.2020.60493
Dec 2020
The present article discusses scenarios of collective closure of archaeological sites and inquire...
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Funeral practices and rituality in Quebrada de Los Corrales, Tucumán-Argentina (3.800-3.500 b.p.)
Jorge G. Martínez, Nurit Oliszewski, Guillermo A. Arreguez, Lucinda R. ...
10.5354/0719-1472.2020.60494
Dec 2020
In this work we present the results of a comprehensive analysis of the oldest funerary context kn...
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Between substances and fragments: the construction of the body and the person in the Northwest Argentina
Carolina Prieto
10.5354/0719-1472.2020.60495
Dec 2020
Habitually de Middle Period (ca. 600-1000 A.D.) in the Northwest Argentina (NOA) has been charact...
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Moving stones: study on rock engravings in the villages of Cachi and La Poma (Salta, Argentina)
María Clara Rivolta, Jorge Esteban Cabral Ortiz
10.5354/0719-1472.2020.60496
Dec 2020
One of the characteristics of the rock representations in Northern Calchaquí Valley is their abun...
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Pampa Iluga and “chacras” of the ancestors (Tarapacá, northern Chile): tensions between materialities and ontologies in archaeo...
Mauricio Uribe, Carolina Agüero, Gloria Cabello, Magdalena García, Marí...
10.5354/0719-1472.2020.60497
Dec 2020
This paper presents the Iluga Túmulos site in the Tarapacá region, northern Chile. The site is lo...

Revista Chilena de Antropologia is a peer review international journal published twice a year (July and December). It accepts papers in English and Spanish. The journal's objective is to present and discuss scientific research in all Anthropology in order to undestand the complex reality of the social and cultural world. The journal has a permanent call for articles. Uses a Creative Commons license cc-by 4.0.

 

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Dr. Andres Menard, social anthropology editor

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