2015
DOI: 10.1179/2051618515y.0000000002
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The Coarse Volcanic Rock Industry at Rio Ibáñez 6 West, Aisén Region, Patagonian Chile

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“…Our excavations did not produce a radiocarbon age for this block, but available chronological data suggest that Block 1 represents the period circa 500 cal BP to the present (Prentiss et al 2015, 2016): this hypothesis is supported by the first appearance of European plant and animal taxa. This chronological block contains a high volume of cultural material (42% of all bone, 75% of macrobotanicals, and 18% of lithics), but as in Block 3, these are not evenly distributed among strata.…”
Section: Temporal Patternsmentioning
confidence: 69%
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“…Our excavations did not produce a radiocarbon age for this block, but available chronological data suggest that Block 1 represents the period circa 500 cal BP to the present (Prentiss et al 2015, 2016): this hypothesis is supported by the first appearance of European plant and animal taxa. This chronological block contains a high volume of cultural material (42% of all bone, 75% of macrobotanicals, and 18% of lithics), but as in Block 3, these are not evenly distributed among strata.…”
Section: Temporal Patternsmentioning
confidence: 69%
“…The stone specimen that produced a reaction to Perciformes may not have been anthropically modified (Garvey and Mena 2016; cf. Prentiss et al 2015, 2016), and even though the reaction was replicated, it is a “questionable positive”—indicating that the stone specimen “may have been used to process [fish], but that the proteins are degraded” (Garvey and Mena 2016:10). Nonetheless, the result is compelling, if difficult to interpret in the absence of fish bone and fishing gear from RI-6W and other sites in the valley.…”
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“…En Sudamérica, durante los últimos años, el problema de la ambigüedad antropogénica en contextos tempranos ha sido discutida en sitios con conjuntos líticos escasos y/o poco diagnósticos o bien en aquellos con abundantes especímenes, pero cuyos atributos morfológicos son de difícil lectura debido a las posibilidades de equifinalidad con agentes naturales que pudieron producirlos (Guidon y Arnaud, 1991;Guidon, Pessis, Parenti, Fontugue y Guérin, 1996;Guidon, 2008;Boëda et al, 2014;Fariña et al, 2014a;2014b;Suárez et al, 2014;Prentiss, Walsh, Barnett, Murphy y Kuenstle, 2015;Garvey y Mena, 2016). En la medida que un contexto arqueológico es más antiguo, el escrutinio respecto a la cualidad cultural de sus evidencias se vuelve mucho más incisivo, en tanto se supone que una mayor cantidad y diversidad de agentes pueden haber influido en cómo se nos presentan (Proffitt et al, 2016;Fiedel, 2017).…”
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“…Asimismo, nos interesa evaluar la equifinalidad 1 (Lyman 2004) de los procesos de formación naturales y la conducta humana y distinguir artefactos culturales de aquellos producidos por agentes tafonómicos. Numerosas investigaciones sobre estudios actualísticos se ocuparon previamente de esta temática (Borrazzo 2011;Garvey y Mena 2016;Haynes 1973;Jackson y García 2005;Lin et al 2017;Lubinski et al 2014;Nash 1993;Prentiss et al 2015;entre otros). Siguiendo los lineamientos planteados por estos autores, en este trabajo se busca identificar los efectos morfológicos de los procesos físicos, como así también la identificación de atributos y rasgos que nos permitan reconocer la variabilidad producto de los contextos y sus procesos.…”
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