Plant Micro-Remains in Dental Calculus of Pre and Posthispanic Individuals (Baradero, Province of Buenos Aires)
This contribution presents the results of the analysis of vegetable microremains recovered in dental calculus from two archaeological sites in the northeast of the province of Buenos Aires: Rancho José, dated 1900 + 20 years BP; and the Cementerio Indígena, corresponding to the Franciscan reduction...
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plantas prácticas de procesamiento alimentación Bajíos Ribereños Septentrionales plants processing practices feeding Bajíos Ribereños Septentrionales |
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plantas prácticas de procesamiento alimentación Bajíos Ribereños Septentrionales plants processing practices feeding Bajíos Ribereños Septentrionales Auge, Melisa Ayelén Tapia, Alicia Haydeé Plant Micro-Remains in Dental Calculus of Pre and Posthispanic Individuals (Baradero, Province of Buenos Aires) |
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plantas prácticas de procesamiento alimentación Bajíos Ribereños Septentrionales plants processing practices feeding Bajíos Ribereños Septentrionales |
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Auge, Melisa Ayelén Tapia, Alicia Haydeé |
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Auge, Melisa Ayelén Tapia, Alicia Haydeé |
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Auge, Melisa Ayelén |
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Plant Micro-Remains in Dental Calculus of Pre and Posthispanic Individuals (Baradero, Province of Buenos Aires) |
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Plant Micro-Remains in Dental Calculus of Pre and Posthispanic Individuals (Baradero, Province of Buenos Aires) |
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plant micro-remains in dental calculus of pre and posthispanic individuals (baradero, province of buenos aires) |
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This contribution presents the results of the analysis of vegetable microremains recovered in dental calculus from two archaeological sites in the northeast of the province of Buenos Aires: Rancho José, dated 1900 + 20 years BP; and the Cementerio Indígena, corresponding to the Franciscan reduction of Santiago de Baradero, founded in the 17th century. We prioritized a comparative approach to investigate possible changes and continuities in the use and processing of plants over time. We registered, on the one hand, the presence of American horticultural products from early times together with other species of local spontaneous growth, and on the other hand, lower diversity of plant taxa at times of the Franciscan reduction. We identified plants ingested and/or manipulated with the mouth and different associated processes within the human groups that inhabited the Bajíos Ribereños Septentrionales. Zea mays starches were identified in the samples, as well as aff. Phaseolus sp. and aff. Manihot esculenta, also panicoid and arecoid phytoliths and Celtis tala foliar cystoliths. |
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I10-R319-article-389452023-08-08T14:52:34Z Plant Micro-Remains in Dental Calculus of Pre and Posthispanic Individuals (Baradero, Province of Buenos Aires) Microrrestos vegetales en tártaro dental de individuos pre y poshispánicos (Baradero, provincia de Buenos Aires) Micro-resíduos de plantas no tártaro dentário de indivíduos pré e pós-hispânicos (Baradero, província de Buenos Aires). Auge, Melisa Ayelén Tapia, Alicia Haydeé plantas prácticas de procesamiento alimentación Bajíos Ribereños Septentrionales plants processing practices feeding Bajíos Ribereños Septentrionales This contribution presents the results of the analysis of vegetable microremains recovered in dental calculus from two archaeological sites in the northeast of the province of Buenos Aires: Rancho José, dated 1900 + 20 years BP; and the Cementerio Indígena, corresponding to the Franciscan reduction of Santiago de Baradero, founded in the 17th century. We prioritized a comparative approach to investigate possible changes and continuities in the use and processing of plants over time. We registered, on the one hand, the presence of American horticultural products from early times together with other species of local spontaneous growth, and on the other hand, lower diversity of plant taxa at times of the Franciscan reduction. We identified plants ingested and/or manipulated with the mouth and different associated processes within the human groups that inhabited the Bajíos Ribereños Septentrionales. Zea mays starches were identified in the samples, as well as aff. Phaseolus sp. and aff. Manihot esculenta, also panicoid and arecoid phytoliths and Celtis tala foliar cystoliths. En la presente contribución se presentan los resultados del análisis de microrrestos vegetales contenidos en tártaro dental humano proveniente de dos sitios arqueológicos del nordeste de la provincia de Buenos Aires: Rancho José, fechado en 1900 + 20 años AP; y Cementerio Indígena, correspondiente a la reducción franciscana Santiago de Baradero, fundada en el siglo XVII. Se priorizó un abordaje comparativo, para indagar los posibles cambios y continuidades en el uso y procesamiento de vegetales a lo largo del tiempo. Observamos, por un lado, la presencia de productos hortícolas americanos desde momentos tempranos en conjunto con otras especies de crecimiento espontáneo local, y por otro, una menor diversidad de taxa vegetales en momentos de la reducción franciscana. Se logró una aproximación a la identificación de vegetales ingeridos y/o manipulados con la boca y distintos procesamientos asociados en el seno de los grupos humanos que habitaron los Bajíos Ribereños Septentrionales. En las muestras se identificaron almidones de Zea mays, así como afines a Phaseolus sp. y a Manihot esculenta, también silicofitolitos panicoides, arecoides y cistolitos foliares de Celtis tala. Nesta contribuição, apresentamos os resultados da análise de microrresíduos vegetais contidos no tártaro dentário humano de dois sítios arqueológicos no nordeste da província de Buenos Aires: Rancho José, datado de 1900 + 20 anos BP; e Cementerio Indígena, correspondente à redução franciscana Santiago de Baradero, fundada no século XVII. Uma abordagem comparativa foi priorizada para investigar possíveis mudanças e continuidades no uso e no processamento de vegetais ao longo do tempo. Observamos, por um lado, a presença de produtos hortícolas americanos desde os primeiros tempos, juntamente com outras espécies de crescimento espontâneo local e, por outro lado, uma menor diversidade de taxa de plantas na época da redução franciscana. Foi feita uma aproximação para a identificação dos vegetais ingeridos e/ou manipulados com a boca e os diferentes processamentos associados dentro dos grupos humanos que habitavam os Bajíos ribeirinhos do norte. Foram identificados amidos de Zea mays nas amostras, bem como de Phaseolus sp. e Manihot esculenta, além de silicofitólitos panicoides, arecoides e cistólitos foliares de Celtis tala. Centro de Estudios Históricos. UA CONICET 2023-07-31 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion texto application/pdf https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/comechingonia/article/view/38945 10.37603/2250.7728.v27.n2.38945 Comechingonia. Revista de Arqueología; Vol. 27 No. 2 (2023): Comechingonia Revista de Arqueología; 5-22 Comechingonia. Revista de Arqueología; Vol. 27 Núm. 2 (2023): Comechingonia Revista de Arqueología; 5-22 Comechingonia. Revista de Arqueología; v. 27 n. 2 (2023): Comechingonia Revista de Arqueología; 5-22 2250-7728 0326-7911 10.37603/2250.7728.v27.n2 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/comechingonia/article/view/38945/42193 Derechos de autor 2020 Comechingonia. Revista de Arqueología https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0 |