Looking at Interethnic Relations in the Southern Border Through Glass Remains: The Nineteenth-Century Pampa Region, Argentina

Arroyo Nieves 2 is an open-air site located in a ravine of a small stream in the Pampa region. Its stratigraphy and archaeological remains assigned it to an aboriginal occupation dated in the third quarter of the nineteenth century. At the time, some indigenous groups were settled in strategic borde...

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Autores principales: Pedrotta, Victoria, Bagaloni, Vanesa
Formato: Articulo
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: 2005
Materias:
Ciencias Naturales
aboriginal settlements
glass remains
interethnic relations
Argentina
Acceso en línea:http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/135226
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topic Ciencias Naturales
aboriginal settlements
glass remains
interethnic relations
Argentina
spellingShingle Ciencias Naturales
aboriginal settlements
glass remains
interethnic relations
Argentina
Pedrotta, Victoria
Bagaloni, Vanesa
Looking at Interethnic Relations in the Southern Border Through Glass Remains: The Nineteenth-Century Pampa Region, Argentina
topic_facet Ciencias Naturales
aboriginal settlements
glass remains
interethnic relations
Argentina
description Arroyo Nieves 2 is an open-air site located in a ravine of a small stream in the Pampa region. Its stratigraphy and archaeological remains assigned it to an aboriginal occupation dated in the third quarter of the nineteenth century. At the time, some indigenous groups were settled in strategic borderline areas by the government, on the basis of reciprocal rights and duties. Food and other supplies were given to the Indians to avoid cattle and women raids, thereby keeping the peace. The findings at Arroyo Nieves 2 include bones, from both domestic and wild species, lithic instruments and debris, fragments of stoneware bottles, refined earthenware sherds, buttons, small pieces of metal and numerous glass remains from wine, beer, bitter, and gin bottles, flasks, glasses, and food containers. This paper presents a study of the glass remains, data that have proven to provide evidence on a wide range of themes, including chronology, trade networks and activities, consumption behaviors, and discard patterns.
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Bagaloni, Vanesa
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Bagaloni, Vanesa
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title Looking at Interethnic Relations in the Southern Border Through Glass Remains: The Nineteenth-Century Pampa Region, Argentina
title_short Looking at Interethnic Relations in the Southern Border Through Glass Remains: The Nineteenth-Century Pampa Region, Argentina
title_full Looking at Interethnic Relations in the Southern Border Through Glass Remains: The Nineteenth-Century Pampa Region, Argentina
title_fullStr Looking at Interethnic Relations in the Southern Border Through Glass Remains: The Nineteenth-Century Pampa Region, Argentina
title_full_unstemmed Looking at Interethnic Relations in the Southern Border Through Glass Remains: The Nineteenth-Century Pampa Region, Argentina
title_sort looking at interethnic relations in the southern border through glass remains: the nineteenth-century pampa region, argentina
publishDate 2005
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