Os sambaquis na Ilha de São Luís – MA: processo de formação, cultura material cerâmica e cronologia

Bandeira, Arkley Marques

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“…sharks, catfish). Marine resources were also exploited by groups using ceramic vessels similar to the Amazonian Incised Rim and possibly the Polychrome tradition during the Late Holocene, the latter associated with dark soils visibly similar to Amazonian Dark Earths 55 . Evidence of fishing and shellfish collection at such sites are better represented at the shell middens of Paço do Lumiar and Panaquatira 55 .…”

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“…Marine resources were also exploited by groups using ceramic vessels similar to the Amazonian Incised Rim and possibly the Polychrome tradition during the Late Holocene, the latter associated with dark soils visibly similar to Amazonian Dark Earths 55 . Evidence of fishing and shellfish collection at such sites are better represented at the shell middens of Paço do Lumiar and Panaquatira 55 . Fishing is well documented historically among local Tupinambá groups in the seventeenth century 56 – 58 and currently has major socio-economic and cultural importance on the Island 59 .…”

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Stable isotope evidence for dietary diversification in the pre-Columbian Amazon

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Archaeological research is radically transforming the view that the Amazon basin and surrounding areas witnessed limited societal development before European contact. Nevertheless, uncertainty remains on the nature of the subsistence systems and the role that aquatic resources, terrestrial mammalian game, and plants had in supporting population growth, geographic dispersal, cultural adaptations and political complexity during the later stages of the pre-Columbian era. This is exacerbated by the general paucity of archaeological human remains enabling individual dietary reconstructions. Here we use stable carbon and nitrogen isotope analysis of bone collagen to reconstruct the diets of human individuals from São Luís Island (Brazilian Amazon coast) dated between ca. 1800 and 1000 cal BP and associated with distinct ceramic traditions. We expanded our analysis to include previously published data from Maracá and Marajó Island, in the eastern Amazon. Quantitative estimates of the caloric contributions from food groups and their relative nutrients using a Bayesian Mixing Model revealed distinct subsistence strategies, consisting predominantly of plants and terrestrial mammals and variably complemented with aquatic resources. This study offers novel quantitative information on the extent distinct food categories of polyculture agroforestry systems fulfilled the caloric and protein requirements of Late Holocene pre-Columbian populations in the Amazon basin.

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Stable isotope evidence for dietary diversification in the pre-Columbian Amazon

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“…Vários mapeamentos foram realizados com a proposta de compreender a dispersão desses grupos humanos em toda extensão do litoral brasileiro, no Pará (Simões 1981), Maranhão (Bandeira 2018;, Rio de Janeiro (Dias 1967(Dias , 1969(Dias , 1972Gaspar 1991),…”

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Entre Sambaquieiros e Jês: uma abordagem zooarqueológica das ocupações tardias do litoral sul de Santa Catarina

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The southern coast of Santa Catarina is characterized by presenting a dynamic and complex scenario of human occupation, which dates to the 7,500 years BP, displaying several monumental shell mounds which attest that these peoples established a close connection with the lagoon system, which extended to around 1,500 years BP, when there was a change in the appropriation of the landscape. From this period onwards, called the late period, greater variability of sites and a distinct pattern in the construction process are registered, transformations that were chrono-culturally associated with the arrival of the southern Jê groups. With the proposal of understanding the aspects that resulted from this interaction, this research allowed to refine and advance a little more in the knowledge about the relationship between these human groups, the fauna and the paleoenvironment, during the late period of occupation in this region. The zooarchaeological analyzes used in the shell mound Eliza (3,350 cal years BP), in the late sites, Encruzo (1,980 cal years BP), Morro Grande II (1,860 cal years BP), Morro Grande I (1,270 cal years BP), in addition to the associated occupations with the Jê, Campo Bom III (780 cal years BP), Campo II (720 cal years BP), Campo Bom I (650 cal years BP) and Arroio da Cruz I (650 cal years BP), pointed out that these peoples established a very complex interaction with the dynamic coastal landscape, exploring mainly the estuarine-marine environment, whose faunistic recurrence demonstrated an intense capture of fish and bivalves, and to a lesser extent, terrestrial and marine mammals, as well as cartilaginous fish, reptiles and birds. Through the integration of zooarchaeological, chronological and paleoenvironmental data, several aspects were verified that point to a continuity and cultural transformation that occurred from the contact between sambaquieiros and Jês.

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“…Martin, 1999;A. Bandeira, 2016;Iriarte et al, 2017;A. Bandeira, 2018;Prous, 2019, p. 201), no sudoeste da Amazônia (Miller, 2013;Pugliese, 2018), além de vales fluviais, como no Baixo Amazonas (Roosevelt et al, 1991), no Vale do Ribeira do Iguape em São Paulo (Barreto, 1989;Neves & Okumura, 2005;Plens, 2008;Tognoli, 2016), em Santa Catarina, no Vale do Itajaí (Piazza, 1967) e região de Joinville (D. Bandeira, 2004;D.…”

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Arqueologia dos encontros no litoral sul de Santa Catarina: os sambaquis tardios e sítios Jê entre 2000 a 500 cal AP

Merencio¹

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Esta tese é resultado de um longo processo que envolveu a participação e colaboração, direta e indireta, de muitos pesquisadores e instituições, e certamente não seria possível sem as inúmeras pesquisas realizadas no litoral sul de Santa Catarina, que proporcionaram diferentes olhares para o contexto arqueológico regional. Ao longo deste trabalho, tive a felicidade de receber o apoio e a ajuda de diversas pessoas que foram essenciais em incontáveis momentos.Em primeiro lugar, agradeço imensamente ao prof. Dr. Paulo DeBlasis, responsável pelo direcionamento desta pesquisa. Muito obrigada por me apresentar a arqueologia do litoral de Santa Catarina e me ajudar a pensar este trabalho; por todas as conversas, sugestões e reuniões atenciosas, além da confiança depositada e amizade. Sua orientação e apoio foram fundamentais! Agradeço, também, ao prof. Dr. Rafael Corteletti (UFPEL) por acreditar no meu potencial ao me apresentar ao prof. DeBlasis, e por me incentivar a iniciar essa jornada em um contexto tão novo para mim.Agradeço aos membros da banca de qualificação, prof. Dra. Marisa Afonso (MAE-USP) e prof. Dr. Astolfo Araujo (MAE-USP), pelos comentários, sugestões valiosas, e questionamentos que auxiliaram no direcionamento desta pesquisa. À prof. Dra. Verônica Wesolowski e demais colegas da disciplina de Análise Crítica de Projetos de Pesquisa, pelos comentários e sugestões que muito contribuíram no amadurecimento do projeto de pesquisa inicial. Aos professores Dra. Ximena Villagran (MAE-USP), Dra. Maria Dulce Gaspar (Museu Nacional), Dr. Andreas Kneip (UFTO) e Dr. Juliano Bitencourt Campos (PPGCA-UNESC) por aceitarem o convite para compor a banca de defesa desta tese e por todos os comentários e sugestões valiosas que contribuíram, e muito, no amadurecimento deste trabalho. À Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo, pela concessão da bolsa de doutorado para a realização desta pesquisa (FAPESP nº 2017/08131-8), bem como ao apoio financeiro concedido ao projeto Jê Landscapes of Southern Brazil (FAPESP nº 2012/51328-3) coordenado pelo Dr. Paulo DeBlasis (MAE-USP) e Dr. José Iriarte (University of Exeter/UK). À equipe do Grupep-Unisul, por todo o apoio ao longo deste trabalho, tanto nas etapas de campo, como nas consultas ao acervo e pelas trocas de experiências. Muito obrigada: Jéssica

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Os sambaquis na Ilha de São Luís – MA: processo de formação, cultura material cerâmica e cronologia

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Stable isotope evidence for dietary diversification in the pre-Columbian Amazon

Stable isotope evidence for dietary diversification in the pre-Columbian Amazon

Entre Sambaquieiros e Jês: uma abordagem zooarqueológica das ocupações tardias do litoral sul de Santa Catarina

Arqueologia dos encontros no litoral sul de Santa Catarina: os sambaquis tardios e sítios Jê entre 2000 a 500 cal AP

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