The cave art of the Northeast of the Somuncura Plateau: initial characterization and regional integration (Nordpatagonia, Argentina)
This paper analyses three localities with rock art associated to lagoons in the eastern portion of theSomuncurá Plateau: Laguna La Maciega, Laguna Azul and El Ganso. This information is framed in a regionalcontext, considering a wide diversity of sites with rock art located over and near the plate...
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Instituto de Arqueología y Museo, Facultad de Ciencias Naturales e IML, Universidad Nacional de Tucumán
2013
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| Acceso en línea: | http://publicaciones.csnat.unt.edu.ar/index.php/mundodeantes/article/view/152 http://suquia.ffyh.unc.edu.ar/handle/suquia/10092 |
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This paper analyses three localities with rock art associated to lagoons in the eastern portion of theSomuncurá Plateau: Laguna La Maciega, Laguna Azul and El Ganso. This information is framed in a regionalcontext, considering a wide diversity of sites with rock art located over and near the plateau. The results obtained in a mesoregional scale show a large diversity of motifs and techniques, which is accentuated in Laguna La Maciega. This diversity, together with the analysis of the patina, suggests the possibility of recurrent uses of these basins. According to the evaluation of the archaeological contexts associated to the rock art in North Patagonia, it is most likely that the circulation of these images corresponds to a late Holocene social dynamic
This paper analyses three localities with rock art associated to lagoons in the eastern portion of the Somuncurá Plateau: Laguna La Maciega, Laguna Azul and El Ganso. This information is framed in a regional context, considering a wide diversity of sites with rock art located over and near the plateau. The results obtained in a mesoregional scale show a large diversity of motifs and techniques, which is accentuated in Laguna La Maciega. This diversity, together with the analysis of the patina, suggests the possibility of recurrentuses of these basins. According to the evaluation of the archaeological contexts associated to the rock art in North Patagonia, it is most likely that the circulation of these images corresponds to a late Holocene socialdynamic-
This paper analyses three localities with rock art associated to lagoons in the eastern portion of the Somuncurá Plateau: Laguna La Maciega, Laguna Azul and El Ganso. This information is framed in a regional context, considering a wide diversity of sites with rock art located over and near the plateau. The results obtained in a mesoregional scale show a large diversity ofmotifs and techniques, which is accentuated in Laguna La Maciega. This diversity, together with the analysis of the patina, suggests the possibility of recurrent uses of these basins. According to the evaluation of the archaeological contexts associated to the rock art in North Patagonia, it is most likely that the circulation of these images corresponds to a late Holocene socialdynamic.
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