Una mirada cuantitativa sobre las primeras cuatro décadas de la zooarqueología de los Andes Centro-Sur

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https://doi.org/10.31048/1852.4826.v16.n2.41246

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Zooarqueologia, Andes do Centro-Sul, Bancos de dados, Bibliometria

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Apresentamos o progresso do projeto Banco de Dados Zooarqueológicos dos Andes do Centro-Sul e uma descrição quantitativa dos relatórios registrados. Os Andes foram uma das principais áreas de domesticação de plantas e animais durante o Holoceno e do surgimento de estados primários; a subárea Centro-Sul (oeste da América do Sul, 15-30ºS) é considerada um espaço ambiental e processual discreto e também é postulada como um centro independente de domesticação de lhamas. Os objetivos do banco de dados são realizar um levantamento sistemático do universo de relatórios zooarqueológicos e construir uma ferramenta que permita a análise secundária e a meta-análise do registro em uma ampla escala de tempo (Pleistoceno-Holoceno até o limite do Holoceno tardio), bem como a análise bibliométrica da literatura. Com base nas informações bibliográficas registradas no BDZACS, foi realizada uma série de quantificações para caracterizar o conjunto de relatórios identificados e pesquisados até o momento, incluindo séries cumulativas por país, número de publicações por ecorregião e período, citações recíprocas entre relatórios, tipos de locais documentados, medidas zooarqueológicas utilizadas e a resolução das identificações taxonômicas. Desde 1967, o acúmulo de relatórios foi registrado nos quatro países da área de estudo (Peru, Bolívia, Chile e Argentina), embora com um peso relativo maior da Argentina e do Chile.

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2023-12-28

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Dossier: Arqueologia Digital, repositórios, protocolos e casos de aplicação

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Belotti López de Medina, C. R. (2023). Una mirada cuantitativa sobre las primeras cuatro décadas de la zooarqueología de los Andes Centro-Sur. Revista Del Museo De Antropología, 16(3), 425-438. https://doi.org/10.31048/1852.4826.v16.n2.41246

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