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Nuevos acercamientos al espacio semipúblico durante el período medio (s. VII-XII DC). Caracterización y estudio de un patio en La Rinconada

Authors: Calomino, Eva Amanda; Eguía, Luciana;

Nuevos acercamientos al espacio semipúblico durante el período medio (s. VII-XII DC). Caracterización y estudio de un patio en La Rinconada

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En este trabajo presentamos una caracterización y análisis del espacio semipúblico del sitio ceremonial de La Rinconada, ubicado temporalmente en el Período Medio (s. VII-XII DC) en el Valle de Ambato, Catamarca. Centramos nuestro estudio en los restos materiales más abundantes, conjuntos cerámicos y faunísticos, de uno de los patios mayores del emplazamiento, la Estructura 5, continuando con la idea de profundizar en su conocimiento. A partir del análisis cerámico se establece que las piezas estuvieron habilitadas para participar en un contexto de actividades múltiples, asociadas con el almacenamiento y el transporte de sustancias; pautando, en algunos casos, espacialmente las actividades. Con respecto a la fauna, hay evidencia de que todas las etapas de procesamiento principalmente de camélidos se habrían llevado a cabo allí y que tales animales habrían ingresado enteros al patio para luego distribuirlos, de manera relativamente homogénea, entre las habitaciones para su consumo final. Considerando la totalidad de los conjuntos analizados es posible identificar una mayor cantidad y variedad de actividades desarrolladas en el ámbito semipúblico caracterizando este espacio como un lugar de paso obligado y de control del acceso a otros espacios, lugar integrador de los distintos ámbitos en un contexto de interacciones sociales.

We present a characterization and analysis of semi-public space at La Rinconada ceremonial site, chronologically assigned to the Middle Period (VII-XII DC) in Ambato Valley, Catamarca. We focused our study on the most abundant material remains –pottery and faunal assemblages- found in one of the largest courtyards, Structure 5. The aim of this research was to delve our understanding on the matter. The analysis establishes that the ceramic pieces were enabled to participate in a context of multiple activities associated with the storage and transport of substances. In some cases, these activities were also spatially patterned. Regarding the fauna, there is evidence to support that all the stages of meat processing -mainly of camelids- were carried on there. Moreover, the analyses have shown that these animals would have entered the courtyard in one piece in order to be distributed in a relatively homogenous way among the domestic units for its final consumption. Considering all the analyzed sets of data, it is now possible to identify a greater number and variety of activities in the area, characterizing this semi-public space as a place of circulation and access control to other areas, integrating in this way different loci in the context of social interaction.

Fil: Calomino, Eva Amanda. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. Instituto de Arqueología; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina

Fil: Eguia, Luciana. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. Instituto de Arqueología; Argentina. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina

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Conjuntos cerámicos y faunísticos, La Rinconada, Período Medio, la rinconada, conjuntos cerámicos y faunísticos, Arqueología, período medio, Período de Integración Regional, Archaeology, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6.1, https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6, Espacio Semi-publico, espacio semipúblico, CC1-960

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