No. 31 (2022): South American biological anthropology. Part 2

Editora general: Ana Cecilia Mauricio

Editores invitados: María del Carmen Vega, Juliana Gómez, Franco Mora, Gonzalo Figueiro y Bibiana Cadena

Asistente de edición: Carla Márquez y Camila Tamayo

Carátula: Fractura peri mortem contundente sobre órbita derecha de individuo adulto masculino (E-04, Sector A, Las Shicras), Proyecto de Investigación Arqueológica Pisquillo – Las Shicras (fotografía: María del Carmen Vega)

Published: 2022-12-23

Introducción

Biological Anthropology in South America. Second part

María del Carmen Vega, Juliana Gómez, Franco Mora, Gonzalo Figueiro, Bibiana Cadena

5-6
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Prácticas funerarias

A human offering to the early monumental architecture of Los Morteros, Northern coast of Peru

Kristel Aranda, Elsa Tomasto Cagigao, Ana Cecilia Mauricio Llonto

8-29
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Violent deaths in the Late Chancay society of Las Shicras archaeological site (Huaral, Lima)

María del Carmen Vega, Walter Tosso, Rodolfo Peralta

31-59
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The last paracas: funerary bundles from the Paracas Cavernas tradition at Cerro del Gentil in the middle Chincha valley, south coast of Peru

Henry Tantaleán, Juliana Gómez Mejía, Charles Stanish

61-80
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Wrapping the dead on seashore: the analysis of computerized tomographic scans of funerary bundles from Ancón and Pachacamac

Lucía Watson, Sarita Fuentes, Andrew Nelson, Jocelyn Williams, Suellen Gauld, Joanna Motley, Lauren Poeta, Elizabeth Gómez, Jhon Baldeos, Denise Pozzi-Escot

81-101
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Dabeiban child case, an aproximation to funerary practices from South American northwest during prehispanic times by thaphonomic perspective

Bibiana Andrea Cadena Duarte, Eliana Pulgarín Montoya

103-115
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Medio ambiente, sociedad y cultura

Contributions to the study of pre-hispanic food and andean crops in the Central-south sector of Quebrada de Humahuaca (Argentina)

Agustina Scaro, Maria Gabriela Musaubach

117-138
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Genética y evolución

Genetics as a tool for reparations. Challenges for an Argentina mestiza

Francisco Di Fabio Rocca, Valeria Arencibia, Julia Gago, Gianina Celeste Bettera Marcat, Darío Cardozo, María Gabriela Russo

139-146
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Arqueología y antropología forense

Contributions from a located forensic archeology: two decades of interventions in Tucumán (Argentina)

Víctor Ataliva, Ruy D. Zurita, Aldo Gerónimo, Andrés S. Romano, Luciano R. Molina, Sergio F. Cano, Gema G. Huetagoyena Gutiérrez, Julia Lund, Fabio R. Srur, Alejandro Leiva

147-165
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Nota

Archeology and human rights: the role of the archaeologist in the the search process for the missing. A case study on recovery, analysis and interpretation of the form of death in the peruvian Andes

Franco Mora

167-182
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No. 31 (2022): South American biological anthropology. Part 2

Introducción

Biological Anthropology in South America. Second part

Prácticas funerarias

A human offering to the early monumental architecture of Los Morteros, Northern coast of Peru

Violent deaths in the Late Chancay society of Las Shicras archaeological site (Huaral, Lima)

The last paracas: funerary bundles from the Paracas Cavernas tradition at Cerro del Gentil in the middle Chincha valley, south coast of Peru

Wrapping the dead on seashore: the analysis of computerized tomographic scans of funerary bundles from Ancón and Pachacamac

Dabeiban child case, an aproximation to funerary practices from South American northwest during prehispanic times by thaphonomic perspective

Medio ambiente, sociedad y cultura

Contributions to the study of pre-hispanic food and andean crops in the Central-south sector of Quebrada de Humahuaca (Argentina)

Genética y evolución

Genetics as a tool for reparations. Challenges for an Argentina mestiza

Arqueología y antropología forense

Contributions from a located forensic archeology: two decades of interventions in Tucumán (Argentina)

Nota

Archeology and human rights: the role of the archaeologist in the the search process for the missing. A case study on recovery, analysis and interpretation of the form of death in the peruvian Andes

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