CICYTTP   12500
CENTRO DE INVESTIGACION CIENTIFICA Y DE TRANSFERENCIA TECNOLOGICA A LA PRODUCCION
Unidad Ejecutora - UE
artículos
Título:
Primeros resultados sobre el uso prehispánico de los vegetales en el sitio arqueológico Los Tres Cerros 1 (Victoria, Entre Ríos, Argentina): análisis del registro biosilíceo
Autor/es:
, J. O.; M. M. COLOBIG, A. F. ZUCOL, G. G. POLITIS, M. BONOMO & C. CASTIÑEIRA
Revista:
DARWINIANA
Editorial:
INSTITUTO DE BOTÁNICA DARWINION
Referencias:
Lugar: Buenos Aires; Año: 2013 p. 201 - 219
ISSN:
0011-6793
Resumen:
The silica microfossils study in archaeological sites biosilíceos was used to indirectly determine the environment in which a plant community was developed, as well as to identify the use of a particular plant, as these types of microremains possess a high degree of preservation in different environments. In this work, the phytolith and other silica microremains analysis of a representative profile of the Tres Cerros archaeological site 1 (LTC1) and samples of particular features observed during excavation were made. LTC1 is a mound of anthropogenic origin (of a rise of 2.10 m high and 66.6 m in diameter maximum) that is located in Las Moras island of Victoria Department (Entre Ríos, Argentina). In these samples could determine the presence of related wild and cultivated plant microremains as Palmaceae, Cucurbitaceae, Oryzoideae and Maideae. Also detected a marked change between the lower and upper section of the profile, which may be originated from different uses of the hill in that area.