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1 online resource |
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The Latin American studies book series, 2366-3421 |
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Latin American studies book series.
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| Contents |
Chapter 1. Presentation. Juan Bautista Belardi, Damian Bozzuto, Pablo Marcelo Fernandez, Enrique Moreno and Gustavo Neme -- Chapter 2. Ancient hunting strategies of wild camelids through the study of multiple lines of evidence at South America (Southern Argentinian puna), Carlos Aschero, Jorge Martinez and Enrique Moreno -- Chapter 3. The Whole Year Round Hunting of Guanaco (Lama guanicoe). Hunter-Gatherer Lansdcape Use in the Viedma Lake Basin (Southern Patagonia, Argentina). Juan Bautista Belardi, Flavia Carballo Marina and Gustavo Barrientos -- Chapter 4. The introduction of the bow and arrow across South Americas southern threshold between foodproducing societies and hunter gatherers: geographical and chronological patterns, environmental and technological discontinuities. Silvina Castro, Lucia Yebra, Valeria Cortegoso, Erik Marsh, Agustin Castillo, Agustina Rughini and Maria Victoria Fernandez -- Chapter 5. Hunting techniques along the rain shadow gradient in North-central Patagonia, Argentina. Pablo Marcelo Fernandez and Mariana Carballido Calatayud -- Chapter 6. Todays specialguanaco: Integrating evidences about prey procurement in northwestern Santa Cruz. Natalia Fernandez; Nicolas Maveroff; Mariana Sacchi; Damian Bozzuto; Carlos Aschero and Teresa Civalero -- Chapter 7. Technological strategies and guaranteed return: hunting blinds and patagonic plateaus. Josefina Flores Coni, Juan Dellepiane, Gisela Cassiodoro, Rafael Goni and Agustin Agnolin -- Chapter 8. Position and characteristics of hunting blinds in the Southern End of the Deseado Massif: information about hunting strategies during the Late Holocene. Nora Franco, Lucas Vetrisano, Brenda Gilio, Natalia Cirigliano and Pablo Bianchi -- Chapter 9. Fish capture in pampean atlantic littoral during middle Holocene. Romina Frontini, Cristina Bayon and Rodrigo Vecchi -- Chapter 10. Hunting of Rheidae in South America. Miguel Giardina, Clara Otaola and Fernando Franchetti -- Chapter 11. Assessing possible strategies of coypu hunting in the Salado River Depression (Buenos Aires province). Maria Isabel Gonzalez, Paula Escosteguy, Monica Salemme, Magdalena Frere, Celeste Weitzel and Rodrigo Vecchi -- Chapter 12. Projectile point designs, weapon systems and hunting practices in the transition to food production in Antofagasta de la Sierra, Argentinian puna: problem and data discussion. Salomon Hocsman and Martin Alderete -- Chapter 13. Guanaco hunting strategies in the Southeastern Pampean region during the late Holocene. Cristian Kaufmann, Maria Clara Alvarez, Gustavo Messineo, Paula Barros, Guillermo Heider and Mariano Bonomo -- Chapter 14. Tiny arrowpoints, bone-tipped projectiles and foraging during the Late Prehispanic Period (Sierras of Cordoba, Argentina). Matias Medina and Imanol Balena -- Chapter 15. The hunting strategies of the hunter-gatherers of the Deseado Massif (Santa Cruz) and the Somoncura (Rio Negro). An approach from multiple lines of evidence. Laura Miotti, Laura Marchionni, Dario Hermo, Enrique Terranova, Lucia Magnin, Eloisa Garcia Anino, Virginia Lynch, Bruno Mosquera and Jorgelina Vargas Gariglio -- Chapter 16. Projectile points, weapon systems and hunting strategies in the Argentinian puna. Dilemmas, methods and confluences. Enrique Moreno and Federico Restifo -- Chapter 17. The role of small prey in human populations of Northwestern Patagonia and its implications. Diego Rindel, Florencia Gordon, Bruno Moscardi and Ivan Perez -- Chapter 18. The circle is now complete. Several guanaco hunting tactics: interpretations from LV1 site. Fernando Santiago, Monica Salemme, Nelida Pal, Alejandro Montes and Valeria Bartoli |
| Summary |
This book presents the state of the art for the studies of strategies and tactics for the procurement of preys in Argentina in different regions and chronologies (from the end of the Pleistocene until historic moments). The chapters are related to the performance of these practices in hunter-gatherer, shepherd and farmer societies. From the environmental point of view, they show cases in diverse areas such as plains, mountains, forests, sea coast, steppes and puna. Likewise, the range of preys considered includes ungulates (camelids and deer), runner birds (Rhea pennata) and minor prey (mammals and fish). The book is aimed at professionals and students of archaeology interested in the analysis of tactics and strategies for prey capture. Every chapter offers an important contribution in theoretical, methodological and technical terms. In addition, these works possess a high comparative value on study cases of very different chronologies and environments of the Southern hemisphere. This book is a result of the 1st Workshop "Strategies and tactics in order to obtain preys in the past: its discussion from the integration of different lines of evidence" which was conducted in San Rafael, Mendoza, Argentina, between the 8th and 10th of August, 2018 |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on February 16, 2021) |
| Subject |
Hunting, Prehistoric -- Southern Cone of South America
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Hunting and gathering societies -- Southern Cone of South America
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Hunting and gathering societies
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Hunting, Prehistoric
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South America -- Southern Cone of South America
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Belardi, Juan Bautista, editor.
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| ISBN |
9783030611873 |
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3030611876 |
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3030611868 |
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9783030611866 |
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