Archaeofauna from a domestic space and implications for prehispanic herding in Río Grande de San Juan

This paper presents the analysis of an archaeofaunal assemblage recovered at a domestic space from Chipiwayko site (named Complex I). Chipiwayko is an aggregated settlement occupied during late prehispanic times located at Río Grande de San Juan basin (southwestern Potosí, Bolivia). On the basis of...

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Autor principal: Maryañski, Juan
Formato: Artículo publishedVersion
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Asociación de Arqueólogos Profesionales de la República Argentina 2013
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Acceso en línea:http://plarci.org/index.php/lazarandadeideas/article/view/466
http://suquia.ffyh.unc.edu.ar/handle/suquia/10199
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topic Zooarqueología; Camélidos; Pastoreo; Espacio doméstico; Período Prehispánico Tardío
Zooarchaeology; Camelids; Pastoralism; Domestic space; Late Prehispanic Period
spellingShingle Zooarqueología; Camélidos; Pastoreo; Espacio doméstico; Período Prehispánico Tardío
Zooarchaeology; Camelids; Pastoralism; Domestic space; Late Prehispanic Period
Maryañski, Juan
Archaeofauna from a domestic space and implications for prehispanic herding in Río Grande de San Juan
topic_facet Zooarqueología; Camélidos; Pastoreo; Espacio doméstico; Período Prehispánico Tardío
Zooarchaeology; Camelids; Pastoralism; Domestic space; Late Prehispanic Period
description This paper presents the analysis of an archaeofaunal assemblage recovered at a domestic space from Chipiwayko site (named Complex I). Chipiwayko is an aggregated settlement occupied during late prehispanic times located at Río Grande de San Juan basin (southwestern Potosí, Bolivia). On the basis of this case study, aspects of assemblage formation and their relation with herding activities are explored. Some interpretative problems involved in zooarchaeological studies of domestic spaces are discussed and an approach based on ethnoarchaeological data of modern southandean herders is proposed. Bone discard patterns observed at modern herders main residences are consistent with that of Complex I, suggesting a similar role in the pastoral production chain. Although, these results also indicate that wider patterns of pastoral production in the area operated under different ways than those ethnographically recorded.
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title Archaeofauna from a domestic space and implications for prehispanic herding in Río Grande de San Juan
title_short Archaeofauna from a domestic space and implications for prehispanic herding in Río Grande de San Juan
title_full Archaeofauna from a domestic space and implications for prehispanic herding in Río Grande de San Juan
title_fullStr Archaeofauna from a domestic space and implications for prehispanic herding in Río Grande de San Juan
title_full_unstemmed Archaeofauna from a domestic space and implications for prehispanic herding in Río Grande de San Juan
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