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Gonzalez, Alberto Rex :: arkeolog, antropolog

Object description

Alberto Rex González (född Parchment, Buenos Aires, November 16 1918 - död, La Plata , Buenos Aires, 28 mars, 2012 ) var en argentinsk arkeolog , antropolog och läkare som studerat pre-colombianska kulturer i Sydamerika och i synnerhet i nuvarande Argentina. Verksam vid Museo de la Plata. (wikipedia, 2013-11-22)

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Data elements

Visat namn

Gonzalez, Alberto Rex

SMVK-VKM - samma som

1217726

Annat namn

González

Tidpunkt - födelse

1918-11-16

Tidpunkt - död

2012-03-28

Land - verksamhet

Argentina : Sydamerika

Geonames-referens: sws.geonames.org
Källor, Wikipedia - beskr. av: sv.wikipedia.org

Personefternamn

Gonzalez

Personförnamn

Alberto; Rex

Persontitel

arkeolog; antropolog

Beskrivning

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Beskrivning - engelska

Archaeologist, anthropologist and medicine doctor. As an anthropologist and archaeologist, he was a referent in Argentina.

Began researching the cultures of Northwest Argentina in the decade of 1950's.

He was a pioneer in the carbon dating system 14 (a method used to determine the "age" of a fossil), discovered that the fossils found in that area had eight thousand years. But do not stop there: continued to investigate until he managed to make a comprehensive cultural historical reconstruction of pre-Columbian cultures, incorporating economic and social organization, to studies of ceramics.

Between 1984 and 1987 he was director of the Ethnographic Museum of the University of Buenos Aires (UBA). And from 1984 to 1989, chief of the Division Archaeological Museum of Natural Sciences of La Plata. In the decade of 80's, when the Academy not help him, he offered his encouragement and support to the then fledgling Forensic Anthropology Team, which identified the remains of many missings during the last dictatorship. He was awarded the Special Award of the American Archaeological Society, Between another awards. (www.findagrave.com, 2013-11-22)

Beskrivning, spanska

Alberto Rex González (Pergamino, Buenos Aires, 16 de noviembre de 1918 - La Plata, Buenos Aires, 28 de marzo de 2012)1 fue un arqueólogo, antropólogo y médico argentino que destacó en el estudio de las culturas precolombinas que se desarrollaron en Sudamérica y, en particular, el actual territorio argentino.

Alberto Rex González nació y se crio en el seno de una familia tradicional de Pergamino. Fue en el arroyo de su pueblo donde excavó por primera vez cuando aún era niño. Se recibió de médico en la Universidad Nacional de Córdoba en 1947. Con su flamante título pudo embarcarse como médico para viajar a los Estados Unidos, donde obtuvo su doctorado en Antropología en la Universidad de Columbia en 1954. Se casó con Ana Montes2 (1923-1990), pionera del cine documental en Argentina e hija del arqueólogo Aníbal Montes, con la que tuvo cuatro hijos. Fue pionero en la aplicación del método de datación por carbono-14 en América del Sur. Lo utilizó en la cueva Inti Huasi (San Luis) para demostrar que los restos encontrados allí tenían una antigüedad de 8000 años. Promovió, junto con Humberto A. Lagiglia, la creación del Registro Nacional de Radiocarbono. (wikipedia, 2013-11-22)

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Källor, Viaf - samma

viaf.org

Källor, Wikipedia - beskr. av

es.wikipedia.org

Källor, Wikidata - samma

www.wikidata.org

Källor, Kulturnav - samma

kulturnav.org

Ursprungsdatabas

VKM

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