Siguiendo el hilo: ensamble camélidos-humanos-textiles: Una mirada multiescalar y multitemporal

Article

Authorship

LOPEZ CAMPENY, SARA MARIA LUISA ; ROMANO, ANDRES SEBASTIAN

Date

2021

Publishing House and Editing Place

Sociedad Argentina de Antropología

Magazine

Relaciones de la Sociedad Argentina de Antropología, vol. 1 (pp. 77-111) - ISSN 0325-2221
Sociedad Argentina de Antropología

ISSN

0325-2221

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From a perspective akin to the New materialism field, our analysis is more interested in the textile materialization processes, rather than their materiality. This entails an understanding of the fibers in their fluid condition, as a material that is constantly developing and in permanent dialogue, through mediation networks, with humans and other-than-humans. We intend to assemble, under a common perspective, different methodological approaches that are generally not articulated in research, a... From a perspective akin to the New materialism field, our analysis is more interested in the textile materialization processes, rather than their materiality. This entails an understanding of the fibers in their fluid condition, as a material that is constantly developing and in permanent dialogue, through mediation networks, with humans and other-than-humans. We intend to assemble, under a common perspective, different methodological approaches that are generally not articulated in research, as well as different scales of perception of the material. A multitemporal vision is included, which seeks to rescue the persistent points and connections between different pasts. These proposals were applied to depositional pre-Hispanic contexts belonging to a sector of Puna de Antofagasta de la Sierra (NW of Catamarca, Argentina). The textile pieces under analysis display particular space-time associations, which refer to the 6th-7th and 14th-15th centuries of the Christian Era, approximately