Prevailing theoretical models in northeast argentine archaeology: The cases of Corrientes and Santa Fe provinces (Argentina)

  • Sandra Escudero Depto. Arqueología, Esm, Municipalidad De Rosario • Centro De Estudios Interdisciplinarios, Sede De Gobierno, Unr •Inapl Ghiraldo 2097 (2000) Rosario, Santa Fe, Argentina
  • Ma. Rosario Feuillet Terzaghi CONICET • Instituto De Investigaciones Facultad De Humanidades Y Artes • UNR • INAPL • Domingo Silva 2713 (3000) Santa Fe,Argentina
  • María Núñez Camelino Instituto De Historia. Facultad De Humanidades UNNE Av. Las Heras 727 (3500) Resistencia, Chaco, Argentina
DOI: https://doi.org/10.34096/arqueologia.t17.n0.1839
Keywords: Argentinian Northeast, Theoretical Models, Santa Fe and Corrientes Provinces

Abstract

Santa Fe and Corrientes provinces are located in the Northeast Region of Argentina (NEA), where in the last 25 years, the archaeological knowledge was based on two well-known models of two authors: Jorge Rodríguez and Carlos Ceruti. Both of them were instructed at the same University and centred their studies on the above mentioned provinces. The aim of this paper is to critically analyse the archaeological development of the NEA, and to show the pre-Columbian cultural dynamic models of the region done by these authors starting from archaeological evidence; considering also the most recent researches developed by other researchers.

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Escudero, S., Feuillet Terzaghi, M. R., & Núñez Camelino, M. (1). Prevailing theoretical models in northeast argentine archaeology: The cases of Corrientes and Santa Fe provinces (Argentina). Arqueología, 17, 97-118. https://doi.org/10.34096/arqueologia.t17.n0.1839
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Vol 17 (2011)
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