THE ITARARÉ-TAQUARADA TRADITION IN THE CENTRAL REGION OF SÃO PAULO STATE: THE BENEDITO MACHADO SITE, BOTUCATU (SP) AND ITS POSSIBLE RELATION WITH CENTRAL BRAZIL

Autor: Araujo, Astolfo Mello
Přispěvatelé: José Eduardo Candeias, Museu do Café da UNESP de Botucatu, Dr. Zacarias Xavier de Barros, Departamento de Engenharia Rural da UNESP de Botucatu, Sr. Benedito Machado
Jazyk: portugalština
Rok vydání: 2016
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Zdroj: 5391545420; V. 13, N. 25 (2016): JAN-JUN; 06-23
Cadernos do LEPAARQ (UFPEL); V. 13, N. 25 (2016): JAN-JUN; 06-23
Cadernos do LEPAARQ
Universidade Federal de Pelotas (UFPEL)
instacron:UFPEL
ISSN: 2316-8412
1806-9118
DOI: 10.15210/lepaarq.v13i25
Popis: Benedito Machado site, located in Botucatu, central São Paulo state, was dated around 700 years BP and showed ceramics that can be attributed to the Itararé-Taquara Tradition. Our analysis showed that mineral temper was always present in the ceramic sample, but 54% of fragments also showed type A cariapé, an unprecedented data in the literature. Some hypotheses are advanced in order to explain the presence of cariapé in this geographical area, given that such temper is virtually absent in Itararé-Taquara ceramics of the southern states. RESUMO: O Sítio Benedito Machado, localizado em Botucatu, região central do Estado de São Paulo, foi datado por volta de 700 anos AP, e apresentou cerâmica característica da Tradição Itararé-Taquara. A análise da cerâmica mostrou que o antiplástico mineral estava sempre presente na pasta, mas que 54% dos fragmentos também apresentavam cariapé tipo A, dado inédito na literatura. São colocadas algumas hipóteses para explicar a presença de cariapé nessa área geográfica, tendo em vista que tal antiplástico é virtualmente ausente na cerâmica Itararé-Taquara dos estados sulinos. ABSTRACT: Benedito Machado site, located in Botucatu, central São Paulo state, was dated around 700 years BP and showed ceramics that can be attributed to the Itararé-Taquara Tradition. Our analysis showed that mineral temper was always present in the ceramic sample, but 54% of fragments also showed type A cariapé, an unprecedented data in the literature. Some hypotheses are advanced in order to explain the presence of cariapé in this geographical area, given that such temper is virtually absent in Itararé-Taquara ceramics of the southern states.
Databáze: OpenAIRE
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