Las investigaciones en el Fuerte Blanca Grande
This paper presents a synthesis of the information generated over the years in the area of the Laguna Blanca Grande, starting with the work carried out by Bórmida, in which he described and defined the Blancagrandense as a lithic industry that arose around 3500 b.C. and lasted until historical times...
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I15-R197-article-132021-01-12T21:24:01Z Las investigaciones en el Fuerte Blanca Grande Merlo, Julio Fabián Merlo, Luisina Pre y postconquista Laguna Blanca Grande Blancagrandense Fuerte Blanca Grande Frontera Siglo XIX Fort Blanca Grande Camino de los Indios a Salinas Frontier XIXth century Archaeofaunal remains This paper presents a synthesis of the information generated over the years in the area of the Laguna Blanca Grande, starting with the work carried out by Bórmida, in which he described and defined the Blancagrandense as a lithic industry that arose around 3500 b.C. and lasted until historical times, without mentioning the Fort Blanca Grande. The fort was highlighted by the local historians Arena, Valverde and Cortez, and later by the works by Goñi and Madrid, and the local historian Paladino. Studies on the fort have been continued by the documentary and archaeological analyses carried out in the northwestern sector, the back part of the fort and the lagoon. Since the mid-twentieth century, research has been generated from different interdisciplinary fields that never touched on each other, hiding or denying the continuity in the archaeological record, which reflects the pre- and post-conquest occupations of the Pampaean region. In this work it is argued that separating archeology in pre- and post-conquest periods restricts the knowledge of our past, establishing an artificial division in Pampaean archeology. En este trabajo se presenta una síntesis de la documentación generada a lo largo de los años en la zona de la Laguna Blanca Grande, que van desde los trabajos realizados por Bórmida, en los que describe y define al Blancagrandense como una industria lítica que surge en el 3500 a.C. y perdura hasta momentos históricos, sin hacer ninguna mención del Fuerte Blanca Grande. El fuerte es luego resaltado por los historiadores locales Arena, Valverde y Cortez, y retomado en los trabajos de Goñi y Madrid y del historiador local Paladino. Estos trabajos han sido continuados por nuestro análisis documental y arqueológico, este último efectuado en el sector noroeste y la parte posterior del fuerte, y la laguna. Desde mediados del siglo XX se generaron investigaciones de diferentes campos disciplinarios que nunca se cruzaron entre sí, ocultando o negando la continuidad del registro arqueológico, que refleja tanto las ocupaciones pre como postconquista de la región pampeana. En este trabajo se plantea que separar la arqueología en pre y postconquista restringe el conocimiento de nuestro pasado, estableciendo una división artificial en la arqueología pampeana. Archaeology Department of the School of Anthropology, Faculty of the Humanities and Arts, National University of Rosario 2020-02-20 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf https://revistaanuarioarqueologia.unr.edu.ar/index.php/AA/article/view/13 10.35305/aa.v10i.13 Anuario de Arqueología; Vol. 10 No. 10 (2018); 51-69 Anuario de Arqueología; Vol. 10 Núm. 10 (2018); 51-69 2684-0138 1852-8554 spa https://revistaanuarioarqueologia.unr.edu.ar/index.php/AA/article/view/13/10 |
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This paper presents a synthesis of the information generated over the years in the area of the Laguna Blanca Grande, starting with the work carried out by Bórmida, in which he described and defined the Blancagrandense as a lithic industry that arose around 3500 b.C. and lasted until historical times, without mentioning the Fort Blanca Grande. The fort was highlighted by the local historians Arena, Valverde and Cortez, and later by the works by Goñi and Madrid, and the local historian Paladino. Studies on the fort have been continued by the documentary and archaeological analyses carried out in the northwestern sector, the back part of the fort and the lagoon. Since the mid-twentieth century, research has been generated from different interdisciplinary fields that never touched on each other, hiding or denying the continuity in the archaeological record, which reflects the pre- and post-conquest occupations of the Pampaean region. In this work it is argued that separating archeology in pre- and post-conquest periods restricts the knowledge of our past, establishing an artificial division in Pampaean archeology. |
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Archaeology Department of the School of Anthropology, Faculty of the Humanities and Arts, National University of Rosario |
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