Doctoral Seminar
approaches to theoretical and methodological study artifacts fromatizados cutlery:
perspectives from the macroscopic morphology descriptive
Professor: Hocsman, Solomon
Seminar: theoretical and methodological approaches to the study of artifacts fromatizados cutlery:
perspectives from descriptive macroscopic morphology.
Hours: 36 am.
principal: May 9
Days and Hours: 9 to 13 May.
Monday from 15 to 19 and the rest of the day (Tuesday to Friday) from 9 to 19 (with a break at noon)
Classroom: 6 5th. floor
FOUNDATION
Argentina has a long and prolific tradition in the study of lithic artifacts carved
even highlighted in the last two decades the focus on aspects
technological issues, based on problems technological organization. Thus, the
typological inquiry in the fine grain, have been virtually unexplored.
Among these, highlights the lack of depth in the analysis and definition of groups and subgroups
typological and morphological types for formatizados carved artifacts. This could be explained
one hand, difficulties in the recognition of groups and subgroups
specific and, on the other, by a lack of utility
typological knowledge to address the archaeological record.
This graduate seminar presentation is intended precisely to encourage this line of research
currently wasted in archeology Argentina, based on lectures
dealing with the typological analysis of artifacts carved formatizados, to which is added the
presentation and group discussion of cases of analysis of our country and abroad, and classes
theory and practice involving the recognition of groups and subgroups
typological and other analytical categories, some of which have been defined earlier and other
recently.
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