Argentina Sites and Research
Archaeological research, sites and past cultures.
Archaeological Research at north-west Patagonia (Argentina)
"Archaeological research in Comarca Andina del Paralelo 42º (CA42, NW Chubut Province and SW Río Negro Province, NW Patagonia, Argentina) began in 1995."
"Archaeological research in Comarca Andina del Paralelo 42º (CA42, NW Chubut Province and SW Río Negro Province, NW Patagonia, Argentina) began in 1995."
Geotop Bildarchiv - Archäologie: Argentinien Cueva de las manos
Thumbnail photos of Cueva de los Manos. Click for a larger iamge.
Thumbnail photos of Cueva de los Manos. Click for a larger iamge.
Los Quilmes, Argentina
"The most important archaeological site of the Pre-Columbian culture in Argentina, Los Quilmes is an impressive fortified city, located on a natural formation carefully chosen by its builders, the Quilmes tribe."
"The most important archaeological site of the Pre-Columbian culture in Argentina, Los Quilmes is an impressive fortified city, located on a natural formation carefully chosen by its builders, the Quilmes tribe."
Quilmes
"Arguably northwestern Argentina's single most impressive pre-Columbian ruins, the fortified settlement of Quilmes ascends the arid eastern slope of the Cerro Alto del Rey. Covering about 30 hectares, the city supported a population upwards of 5,000 in terraced structures with thick walls, overlooking irrigated farmlands."
"Arguably northwestern Argentina's single most impressive pre-Columbian ruins, the fortified settlement of Quilmes ascends the arid eastern slope of the Cerro Alto del Rey. Covering about 30 hectares, the city supported a population upwards of 5,000 in terraced structures with thick walls, overlooking irrigated farmlands."
Skeleton 4,000 years old found in Tierra del Fuego
"Anthropologists and geologists from the Austral Scientific Research Centre, Cadic, in Ushuaia have found in the north coast of Argentine Tierra del Fuego the buried body, surprisingly well conserved of an adult that lived in the area 4,000 years ago."
"Anthropologists and geologists from the Austral Scientific Research Centre, Cadic, in Ushuaia have found in the north coast of Argentine Tierra del Fuego the buried body, surprisingly well conserved of an adult that lived in the area 4,000 years ago."