Revista Chilena de Antropología

Revista Chilena de Antropologia is a peer review international journal published twice a year (July and December). It accepts papers in English and Spanish. The journal's objective is to present and discuss scientific research in all Anthropology in order to undestand the complex reality of the social and cultural world. The journal has a permanent call for articles. Uses a Creative Commons license cc-by 4.0.

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Dr. Mauricio Uribe, archaeology editor

Dr. Andres Menard, social anthropology editor

Revista Chilena de Antropología
Facultad de Ciencias Sociales
Universidad de Chile

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Revista Chilena de Antropología

Vicky, life and legacy of a Latin American woman and archaeologist

Reflections on the ethnographic turn in archaeology and its contribution to the relationship with indigenous peoples

The Toconce Group in its early years (1977-1984) Personal memories and reflections

The material culture and the processes of construction of gender identity in the 19th century in the school context

Remembering Victoria Castro Rojas. Research practice and the formation of an anthropological perspective

I have to look for something that anchors me to the earth. A cross-country interview with Victoria Castro Rojas

Hedionda black on buff. Altiplano ceramic from the Pucara de Turi, Northern Chile (900-1600 AD). A Posthumous revaluation

Artisanal Fishermen in Arica (Northern Chile) Ethnographic itinerancies about sea breeding

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