Arte rupestre y vulcanología: aporte para una cronología relativa de los grabados de Las Papas (dpto. Tinogasta, Catamarca)

Ratto, Norma; González, Alejandro Rodríguez; Basile, Mará; Torrado, Francisco José Pérèz; Turiel, Jose Luis Fernande

doi:10.31048/1852.4826.v11.n1.17060

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“…Different techniques have been identified in the engraving production of this area including scraping (friction, abrasion, polishing), drilling (dimpling, rotation), inclusion, and pounding (pecking, hammering; Aschero & Martel, 2003-2005Basile & Ratto, 2011;Martel et al, 2012;Ratto & Basile, 2009-2014. Most of these techniques were defined by Álvarez et al (2001); they mention that the "inclusion/incision" is a cut or split made in the bedrock through the unidirectional or bi-directional movement of the tool, whose edge is moved longitudinally in relation to the working direction.…”

Section: Rock Art Engravings In Northwest Argentina (Nwa)mentioning

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“…Among these, surface percussion (which consists of patina removal by sustained blows) and, to a lesser extent, scraping and incision have been mostly identified in the petroglyphs related to the Late or Inca Period in Catamarca Province (Álvarez Larrain, 2012;Aschero & Martel, 2003-2005Aschero, Martel, & López Campeny, 2009;Basile, 2012;Martel et al, 2012). Despite research developed on the different engraving techniques used and the iconographies represented, few studies have examined the petroglyph production context in NWA (Aschero et al, 2009;Basile & Ratto, 2011, Moreno & Egea, 2016Ratto & Basile, 2009-2014.…”

Section: Rock Art Engravings In Northwest Argentina (Nwa)mentioning

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The Study of Rock Art Engravings Through Lithic Technologies: The Villavil 2 Site (Hualfin Valley, Catamarca, Argentina)

Lynch

2018

Lithic Technology

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The rock art research related to Late Regional Developments and the Inca Period in Northwest Argentina (NWA) has commonly focused on iconographic, temporal, or significance studies, and little is related to the production context and stone tools used in this process. The following paper contributes to the study of engraving techniques in the northern area of the Hualfín Valley (De Catamarca Province, Argentina), based on the analysis of the operating chains, including the associated lithic materials and their functional determination. Previous analysis identified most of the motifs as figurative zoomorphs, which are related to the Inca Period and have some association with Belén/Santamariana iconography. These images were mainly created by removing part of the rock surface by pounding, and, to a lesser extent, incisions and scraping techniques are also recorded in the production of these petroglyphs. A functional analysis of the associated lithic materials confirms the kinematics employed and their relation in the production process. The analysis carried out also identifies that the artifacts used in this process would have expeditious designs and relatively abrupt working angles. Palabras clavesTardío-Inca; petroglifos; artefactos líticos; Valle de Hualfín; NOA Petroglyphs and Their Manufacturing ProcessRock art is a potential source of information on the different socio-cultural aspects of a community, which includes not only ideological-symbolic patterns but also subsistence and settlement systems. The technological decisions of the rock art manufacturing process can be understood as a series of actions, gestures, tools, and agents that cause the transformation of matter into product from a series of known steps (

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Section: Rock Art Engravings In Northwest Argentina (Nwa)mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Rock Art Engravings In Northwest Argentina (Nwa)mentioning

confidence: 99%

The Study of Rock Art Engravings Through Lithic Technologies: The Villavil 2 Site (Hualfin Valley, Catamarca, Argentina)

Lynch

2018

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“…El entierro denominado LP-III, datado aproximadamente en el año 1000 a.C., es el más antiguo en términos absolutos y hasta el momento para las regiones de Fiambalá y Chaschuil. En este caso, la articulación de este registro con criterios metodológicos provenientes de la vulcanología permitió generar una cronología relativa del arte rupestre grabado de la zona (Ratto et al 2018).…”

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Articulando saberes: el aporte de las colecciones particulares a los proyectos de investigación

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Basile

2020

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El estudio de materiales depositados en instituciones y en manos de particulares fue sustancial para el avance de distintas líneas de investigación del Proyecto Arqueológico Chaschuil-Abaucán (PACh-A). Estas colecciones son producto tanto de excavaciones asistemáticas y recolecciones superficiales de clérigos, arqueólogos pioneros o pobladores locales, como de investigaciones sistemáticas, rescates o estudios de impacto arqueológico. La falta de registro de campo y la historia de las distintas instituciones muchas veces dificultan la reconstrucción de los contextos de recuperación de los materiales que las conforman. Sin embargo, en el caso de las colecciones en manos de los pobladores locales, podemos apelar a su memoria para identificar los lugares de proveniencia de los materiales, identificar espacios intervenidos por los arqueólogos pioneros en la década del 60 e intentar rearmar los contextos de asociación.En esta oportunidad presentamos los aportes que estas colecciones particulares realizaron a diferentes objetivos del PACh-A y permitieron analizar: (i) reclamación de espacios en el tiempo, (ii) importancia de ajuares vinculados a la producción textil, (iii) alta frecuencia de imágenes específicas en la alfarería -Lechuzas-, (iv) sustancias pigmentarias, (v) bioarqueología y comportamiento mortuorio, (iv) relaciones extrarregionales y (vii) existencia de conflictos entre poblaciones.

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Arte rupestre y vulcanología: aporte para una cronología relativa de los grabados de Las Papas (dpto. Tinogasta, Catamarca)

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The Study of Rock Art Engravings Through Lithic Technologies: The Villavil 2 Site (Hualfin Valley, Catamarca, Argentina)

The Study of Rock Art Engravings Through Lithic Technologies: The Villavil 2 Site (Hualfin Valley, Catamarca, Argentina)

Articulando saberes: el aporte de las colecciones particulares a los proyectos de investigación

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