Chile (Geographic Keyword)

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Actualismo e invertebrados procesos de formación de sitios e indicadores conductuales para el registro arqueológico del Holoceno Tardía en los Vilos (2005)

DOCUMENT Citation Only C Mendéz.

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Análisis de uso en instrumentos conquilógicos Experimentales (2005)

DOCUMENT Citation Only M Lucero.

Aproximación Experimental a la elaboración de instrumentos: Un aporte al estudio tecnofuncional de los conjuntos líticos arqueológicos (2005)

DOCUMENT Citation Only P Galarce.

Archaeology by experiment (Japanese translation) (1977)

DOCUMENT Citation Only John Morton Coles.

Archäologische Interpretation und ethnographischer Befund: eine Analyse anhand rezenter Keramik des westlichen Amazonasbeckens. 2 parts (1969)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Rüdiger Vossen.

Arqueologia Experimental (translation of ”archaeology by experiment” by TORRINHA, Maria Fernanda) (1976)

DOCUMENT Citation Only John Morton Coles.

Behavioral variability and organization in ancient constructions: an experimental approach (1978)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Izumi Shimada.

Über den Gebrauch de Steinaxt bei jetzt lebenden Indianer Südamerikas, Speziell Amazoniens (1906)

DOCUMENT Citation Only E Goldi.

Über südamerikanische Wurfhölzer im Københavner Museum (1889)

DOCUMENT Citation Only K Bahnson.

Blood Typing of Chilean Mummy Tissue: a New Approach (1968)

DOCUMENT Citation Only C. M. Otten. L. L. Flory.

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Capitalist Expansion and Identity in the Oasis of San Pedro de Atacama, 1880-1980: An Interdisciplinary Approach (2016)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Flora Vilches. Lorena Sanhueza. Cristina Garrido. Cecilia Sanhueza. Ulises Cárdenas. Daniela Baudet.

In the second half of the 19th Century Chile began a period of profound change resulting from the expansion of the mining industry and increasing investment by large private capital interests. Only a few decades later, the subsistence mode of indigenous Atacameño society, in the far north, was profoundly transformed from an essentially agricultural-pastoral economy to a more diversified capitalist-based one. In this poster we present the results of interdisciplinary research on four subsistence...

Das Feuerbohren nach indianischer Weise (1903)

DOCUMENT Citation Only M Schmidt.

Dentition of Chilean Paleo-Indians and Peopling of America (1981)

DOCUMENT Citation Only C. G. II Turner. J. Bird.

Der Ursprung des Mais - eine neue Theorie (1986)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Paul C Mangelsdorf.

Die Töpferei der Naturvölker Südamerikas (1925)

DOCUMENT Citation Only K Dannenberg.

Dung by preference: the choice of fuel as an example of how Andean pottery production is embedded within wider technical, social and economic practices (2000)

DOCUMENT Citation Only B Sillar.

Early Cultural Evidence from Monte Verde in Chile (1988)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Tom D. Dillehay. Michael B. Collins.

Enseñanzas de alfareros toconces. Tradición y tecnología en la cerámica (2002)

DOCUMENT Citation Only V Varela.

Etnoarqueología de la producción cerámica mapuche. Cadena operativa y simbología (2011)

DOCUMENT Citation Only G de Carvalho-Amaro. Jaume García Rosselló.

European occupation and its impact on local lifestyle: discussing architectural transformations in 20th-century sites in Argentinean Patagonia. (2013)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Amalia Nuevo Delaunay.

European lifeways were introduced into Argentinean Patagonia during the 19th century, thus joining this so-called "empty region" to the realm of the dominant global economic model. By the late 19th century, stockbreeding production started to spread over the area traditionally occupied by local indigenous people, thereby introducing significant changes to their lifestyle. Officially, indigenous peoples were to be settled into circumscribed reserves. However, some chose self-appointed...

Exploring Infatigable (1855): First insights from Archaeology into the mid-Nineteenth Century Chilean Navy (2018)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Diego Carabias. Renato Simonetti. Carla Morales.

Infatigable was a Chilean Navy sailing transport vessel, lost in the harbour of Valparaiso (32° S) in 1855 as a consequence of an accidental explosion and subsequent fire. Positively identified in 2005, the wrecksite designated site S3 PV has been archaeologically investigated comprehensively during the last decade. The underwater survey and excavations conducted recorded the structural remains of the hull and produced a numerous and varied artefact assemblage to be analyzed. The material...

Finding of Enterobius Vermicularis Eggs in Pre-Columbian Human Coprolites (1985)

DOCUMENT Citation Only A. J. G. de Araujo. L. F. Ferreira. U. E. C. Confalonieri. L. Nunez. B. M. Ribeiro-Filho.

From Raft To Raft: The Account of a Fantastic Raft Voyage from Tahiti to Chile and back to Polynesia (1960)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Bengt Danielsson.

Hojas, experimentos y análisis de desechos de talla. Implicaciones arqueológicas para la Patagonia centro-septentrional (1994)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Hugo G Nami. C Bellelli.

Imperial Fortifications, Native Lifestyle: Indigenising Colonial Chile (2023)

DOCUMENT Citation Only Beatriz Marín-Aguilera.

This is an abstract from the session entitled "Colonial Forts in Comparative, Global, and Contemporary Perspective", at the 2023 annual meeting of the Society for Historical Archaeology. Chile was the most important and complex borderland of the Spanish Empire (1550–1818), in which colonial power and Indigenous resistance were contested over centuries. Spaniards struggled to subjugate the Reche-Mapuche –the local population–, and eventually conceded their independence upon the acknowledgement...