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Folia Histórica del Nordeste

Print version ISSN 0325-8238On-line version ISSN 2525-1627

Abstract

BALDUCCI, Fernando et al. OMBÚ DE BASUALDO: NEW INTERVENTIONS IN AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE ON THE BANKS OF CORONDA RIVER (SAN JERÓNIMO DEPARTMENT, SANTA FE). Folia [online]. 2023, n.47, pp.143-166. ISSN 0325-8238.  http://dx.doi.org/10.30972/fhn.0476786.

This paper presents the first systematic interventions carried out at the Ombú de Basualdo archaeological site, located in Coronda city (Santa Fe), on the right bank of the homonymous river. Since the first decades of the 20th century, this site and its materials have been studied by different authors who emphasized the analysis of the ceramic record. Almost a century later, we resumed archaeological work on the site to obtain stratigraphic materials for the first time. Therefore, we carried out two excavations there. In both, surveys and profiles were conducted in different sectors, which allowed assessing the potential of the site and delimiting the area in which the archaeological record is concentrated. In those interventions, mostly ceramic materials were recovered, but also lithic and archaeofaunistic remains, among which a bone artifact stands out. The initial results, as well as the actions taken to socialize the archaeological heritage within the framework of different projects, are described in this work with the aim of making the site known in the archaeological context of the area.

Keywords : Archaeology; Ombú de Basualdo; late Holocene; Northeastern Argentina.

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