Irmhild Wüst
Biographic Data
| ID | 953552 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Irmhild Wüst |
| GIVEN NAMES | Irmhild |
| FAMILY NAME | Wüst |
| SIGNATURE | WÜST I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade Federal de Goiás |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 78 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Pre-Columbian South America: East Brazilian Area
Normas editoriais
Normas editoriais
Etnicidade e tradições ceramistas: Algumas reflexões a partir das antigas aldeias Bororo do Mato Grosso
TABELAIDatações absolutas selecionadas para o território Bororo Sítios arqueológicos Datação absoluta A.P. Data absoluta calibrada* N° do laboratório Culturas arqueológicas
The Ring Villages of Central Brazil: A Challenge for Amazonian Archaeology
This article offers a challenge to previous interpretations of the ring villages of Central Brazil. Specifically, these large villages that were occupied by ceramic-making agriculturalists have been characterized as marginal and anomalous developments resulting from late population movements triggered by the European conquest. New data presented here show that the ring villages have a much greater time depth. Their sudden appearance around A. D. …
Issues in Brazilian archaeology
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Continuities and discontinuities: Archaeology and ethnoarchaeology in the heart of the Eastern Bororo territory, Mato Grosso, Brazil
Bororo and cultural continuityCultural continuity and discontinuity is a fascinating issue in archaeological investigation, especially in regions where native populations are still present, as in the case of southeastern Mato Grosso. Since there is no necessary correlation between archaeological cultures and self-conscious ethnic groups (Hodder 1978; 1982; Jones 1997), research in areas where a link between ethnographically andlor ethnohistorical…
New perspectives for the study of pre-colonial societies in Central Western Brazil: The spatial analysis of Guará 1 Site (GO-NI-IOO), Goiás
This paper presents the first results of an intra-site spatial analysis of an open air ceramic site of the Uru tradition, Guará 1 (GO-NI-IOO) situated in south central Goiás state. The results of multivariate statistics have shown significant differences of material culture in discrete settlement spaces. The variability of lithic and ceramic artifacts among residential units have been interpreted as an internal hierarchy related to social and eco…
Contribuições arqueológicas, etnoarqueológicas e etno-históricas para o estudo dos grupos tribais do Brasil Central: O caso Bororo
As evidências arqueológicas, etnoarqueológicas e etnohistóricas sugerem que os índios Bororo do sudeste do Mato Grosso resultaram da fusão de grupos étnicos e culturais distintos. A ruptura com os agricultores da tradição Uru, que ocuparam anteriormente esta área, é explicada em termos de pressões internas e externas e do predomínio político de um grupo provavelmente minoritário, portador de uma nova estratégia de subsistência, padrão de assentam…
The Ring Villages of Central Brazil: A Challenge for Amazonian Archaeology
This article offers a challenge to previous interpretations of the ring villages of Central Brazil. Specifically, these large villages that were occupied by ceramic-making agriculturalists have been characterized as marginal and anomalous developments resulting from late population movements triggered by the European conquest. New data presented here show that the ring villages have a much greater time depth. Their sudden appearance around A. D. …
Continuities and discontinuities: Archaeology and ethnoarchaeology in the heart of the Eastern Bororo territory, Mato Grosso, Brazil
Bororo and cultural continuityCultural continuity and discontinuity is a fascinating issue in archaeological investigation, especially in regions where native populations are still present, as in the case of southeastern Mato Grosso. Since there is no necessary correlation between archaeological cultures and self-conscious ethnic groups (Hodder 1978; 1982; Jones 1997), research in areas where a link between ethnographically andlor ethnohistorical…
Contribuições arqueológicas, etnoarqueológicas e etno-históricas para o estudo dos grupos tribais do Brasil Central: O caso Bororo
As evidências arqueológicas, etnoarqueológicas e etnohistóricas sugerem que os índios Bororo do sudeste do Mato Grosso resultaram da fusão de grupos étnicos e culturais distintos. A ruptura com os agricultores da tradição Uru, que ocuparam anteriormente esta área, é explicada em termos de pressões internas e externas e do predomínio político de um grupo provavelmente minoritário, portador de uma nova estratégia de subsistência, padrão de assentam…
Etnicidade e tradições ceramistas: Algumas reflexões a partir das antigas aldeias Bororo do Mato Grosso
TABELAIDatações absolutas selecionadas para o território Bororo Sítios arqueológicos Datação absoluta A.P. Data absoluta calibrada* N° do laboratório Culturas arqueológicas
New perspectives for the study of pre-colonial societies in Central Western Brazil: The spatial analysis of Guará 1 Site (GO-NI-IOO), Goiás
This paper presents the first results of an intra-site spatial analysis of an open air ceramic site of the Uru tradition, Guará 1 (GO-NI-IOO) situated in south central Goiás state. The results of multivariate statistics have shown significant differences of material culture in discrete settlement spaces. The variability of lithic and ceramic artifacts among residential units have been interpreted as an internal hierarchy related to social and eco…
Contribuições arqueológicas, etnoarqueológicas e etno-históricas para o estudo dos grupos tribais do Brasil Central: O caso Bororo
As evidências arqueológicas, etnoarqueológicas e etnohistóricas sugerem que os índios Bororo do sudeste do Mato Grosso resultaram da fusão de grupos étnicos e culturais distintos. A ruptura com os agricultores da tradição Uru, que ocuparam anteriormente esta área, é explicada em termos de pressões internas e externas e do predomínio político de um grupo provavelmente minoritário, portador de uma nova estratégia de subsistência, padrão de assentam…
New perspectives for the study of pre-colonial societies in Central Western Brazil: The spatial analysis of Guará 1 Site (GO-NI-IOO), Goiás
This paper presents the first results of an intra-site spatial analysis of an open air ceramic site of the Uru tradition, Guará 1 (GO-NI-IOO) situated in south central Goiás state. The results of multivariate statistics have shown significant differences of material culture in discrete settlement spaces. The variability of lithic and ceramic artifacts among residential units have been interpreted as an internal hierarchy related to social and eco…
Issues in Brazilian archaeology
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Continuities and discontinuities: Archaeology and ethnoarchaeology in the heart of the Eastern Bororo territory, Mato Grosso, Brazil
Bororo and cultural continuityCultural continuity and discontinuity is a fascinating issue in archaeological investigation, especially in regions where native populations are still present, as in the case of southeastern Mato Grosso. Since there is no necessary correlation between archaeological cultures and self-conscious ethnic groups (Hodder 1978; 1982; Jones 1997), research in areas where a link between ethnographically andlor ethnohistorical…
Etnicidade e tradições ceramistas: Algumas reflexões a partir das antigas aldeias Bororo do Mato Grosso
TABELAIDatações absolutas selecionadas para o território Bororo Sítios arqueológicos Datação absoluta A.P. Data absoluta calibrada* N° do laboratório Culturas arqueológicas
The Ring Villages of Central Brazil: A Challenge for Amazonian Archaeology
This article offers a challenge to previous interpretations of the ring villages of Central Brazil. Specifically, these large villages that were occupied by ceramic-making agriculturalists have been characterized as marginal and anomalous developments resulting from late population movements triggered by the European conquest. New data presented here show that the ring villages have a much greater time depth. Their sudden appearance around A. D. …
Normas editoriais
Normas editoriais
Pre-Columbian South America: East Brazilian Area
Amazonian Archaeology and Ethnohistory (7 works) · Geography (5 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · History (2 works) · Indigenous Health and Education (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Urban Development and Societal Issues (2 works) · Amazon rainforest (1 works) · Amazonian (1 works) · Ancient history (1 works)