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Darwiniana, nueva serie

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MARCONETTO, María B  and  GORDILLO, Inés. Los techos del vecino: Anthracological analysis of building burnt remains from "Iglesia de los indios" and "Piedras Blancas" (Catamarca). Darwiniana [online]. 2008, vol.46, n.2, pp.213-226. ISSN 0011-6793.

The archaeological record of Ambato valley, in northwestern Argentina, has the particularity of pre-serving the timber used in the construction of the settlings, due to the fires that affected the region by the 11th century. We taxonomically identified 105 sample trunks, used as posts and beams in the cons-truction of the "Iglesia de los Indios" and "Piedras Blancas". The anthracological analysis revealed dif-ferences in the choice of timber, as for the Piedras Blancas site the material was from the valley itself, while for the Iglesia de los Indios site the timber came from outside. Based on those results, we dis-cuss similarities and particularities between both sites about the selection, use and meaning of the dif-ferent forest resources.

Keywords : Ambato valley; Anthracology; Construction; Forestry resources.

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