No. 27 (2016): Arqueologia dos Povos Jê no Sul e Sudeste do Brasil

Published: 2016-12-24

Apresentação

Symposium “Archaeology of the Jê from South and Southestern Brazil"

Marisa Coutinho Afonso, Fabíola Andrea Silva

3-4
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Dossiê

Indigenous history and archaeology: A reflection from the studies on Southern Jê.

Fabíola Andrea Silva, Francisco Silva Noelli

5-20
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Contributions of the Southern Jê Ethnography to Archaeology.

Juracilda Veiga

21-29
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Jê Archaeology in São Paulo State

Marisa Coutinho Afonso

30-43
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The comprehension of the Kaingang territory in the West of the State of São Paulo based on the material culture: interpretative possibilities in the archaeological analysis

Robson Rodrigues

44-54
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Exploring the spatiality of a Itararé-Taquara site: a study case at Areia Branca 5, southeast São Paulo State

Astolfo G.M. Araújo

55-82
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Archaeology of São Paulo: first notes. R. Museu Arq. Etn., 27: 83-89, 2016

Glauco Constantino Perez, Marisa Coutinho Afonso, Lúcio Tadeu Mota

83-89
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Jê Archaeology in São Paulo’s hinterland: the Southern Kayapó in the Rio Grande Basin - SP.

Renan Pezzi Rasteiro

90-102
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Outside the large villages: the Vereda III archaeological site and its complementary information about occupation systems of groups associated to Aratu-Sapucaí ceramic tradition

Igor Morais Mariano Rodrigues, Gilberto G. Gardiman

103-110
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Morphology of Jê vessels in corn cauim production in Vereda III: a proposal.

Gilberto G. Gardiman, Igor Morais Mariano Rodrigues, Leandro M. Cascon, Andrei Isnards

111-120
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Thinking about Kaingang territoriality and the role of inter-transdisciplinarity.

Kimiye Tommasino

121-134
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The passage and the presence of Southern Jê by São Paulo and Paraná: an ethno-historical reflection.

Lúcio Tadeu Mota

135-157
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Transformed landscapes: the archaeology of Jê people in Paraná State, South of Brazil

Claudia Inês Parellada

158-167
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Complexity and Occupation of the southern Brazilian highlands: a look at São José do Cerrito, State of Santa Catarina, Brazil

Marcus Vinícius Beber

168-178
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Paths and Stops: Perspectives on Laklãnõ (Xokleng) territory.

Juliana Salles Machado

179-196
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News from the Field or how an International Project begins to fly.

Rafael Corteletti, Jonas Gregório Souza, Macarena L. Cárdenas, Mark Robinson, Michael Fradley, Deisi Scunderlick Farias, José Iriarte, Frank Mayle, Paulo DeBlasis

197-212
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Settlement Strategies: An analisys on the Rincão dos Albinos archaeological site, highlands of Santa Catarina - Brazil

Raul Viana Novasco, Pedro Ignácio Schmitz

213-225
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Archaeology and Anthropology: a possible dialogue?

Alexandro M. Namem

226-230
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The study of hearths and anthracology in Proto-Jê do Sul sites.

Leonardo Waisman de Azevedo, Rita Scheel-Ybert

231-237
- PDF (Portuguese)

No. 27 (2016): Arqueologia dos Povos Jê no Sul e Sudeste do Brasil

Apresentação

Symposium “Archaeology of the Jê from South and Southestern Brazil"

Dossiê

Indigenous history and archaeology: A reflection from the studies on Southern Jê.

Contributions of the Southern Jê Ethnography to Archaeology.

Jê Archaeology in São Paulo State

The comprehension of the Kaingang territory in the West of the State of São Paulo based on the material culture: interpretative possibilities in the archaeological analysis

Exploring the spatiality of a Itararé-Taquara site: a study case at Areia Branca 5, southeast São Paulo State

Archaeology of São Paulo: first notes. R. Museu Arq. Etn., 27: 83-89, 2016

Jê Archaeology in São Paulo’s hinterland: the Southern Kayapó in the Rio Grande Basin - SP.

Outside the large villages: the Vereda III archaeological site and its complementary information about occupation systems of groups associated to Aratu-Sapucaí ceramic tradition

Morphology of Jê vessels in corn cauim production in Vereda III: a proposal.

Thinking about Kaingang territoriality and the role of inter-transdisciplinarity.

The passage and the presence of Southern Jê by São Paulo and Paraná: an ethno-historical reflection.

Transformed landscapes: the archaeology of Jê people in Paraná State, South of Brazil

Complexity and Occupation of the southern Brazilian highlands: a look at São José do Cerrito, State of Santa Catarina, Brazil

Paths and Stops: Perspectives on Laklãnõ (Xokleng) territory.

News from the Field or how an International Project begins to fly.

Settlement Strategies: An analisys on the Rincão dos Albinos archaeological site, highlands of Santa Catarina - Brazil

Archaeology and Anthropology: a possible dialogue?

The study of hearths and anthracology in Proto-Jê do Sul sites.

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