El paredón de Junín
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Centro de Estudios de Arqueología Histórica. Facultad de Humanidades y Artes. Universidad Nacional de Rosario
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La ciudad de Rosario, Argentina, a partir de 1880 se vio inmersa en un gran proceso de transformación social. Los basurales, como espacios construidos, son significativos para echar luz sobre la manera en que los grupos sociales –criollos e inmigrantes- consideran el territorio, a la vez que permiten
estudiar sus costumbres domésticas. ElParedón de Junín es un gran cerco deladrillos que rodeaba
los Talleres Centrales ferroviarios en la zona norte de la ciudad. Contra ese muro durante 100 años
se arrojó basura detodo tipo. El objetivo de este trabajo es mostrar los avances en el análisis de este
contexto arqueológico complejo (un basural) para luego reflexionar sobre la relevancia de realizar
estudios arqueológicos sobre la construcción de ciudad por parte de las poblaciones rosarinas del
siglo XIX y XX.
The city of Rosario, Argentina, from 1880 was immersed in a great process of social transformation. Garbage dumps, as built spaces, are significant to shed light on the way in which social groups -criollos and immigrants- consider the territory, while allowing to study their domestic customs. El “Paredón de Junín” is a large brick wall that surrounded the Central Railway Workshops in the northern part of the city. Against this wall for 100 years garbage of all kinds was thrown. The objective of this work is to show the advances in the analysis of this complex archaeological context (a dump) and then reflect on the relevance of conducting archaeological studies on the construction of cities by the populations of Rosario in the 19th and 20th centuries.
The city of Rosario, Argentina, from 1880 was immersed in a great process of social transformation. Garbage dumps, as built spaces, are significant to shed light on the way in which social groups -criollos and immigrants- consider the territory, while allowing to study their domestic customs. El “Paredón de Junín” is a large brick wall that surrounded the Central Railway Workshops in the northern part of the city. Against this wall for 100 years garbage of all kinds was thrown. The objective of this work is to show the advances in the analysis of this complex archaeological context (a dump) and then reflect on the relevance of conducting archaeological studies on the construction of cities by the populations of Rosario in the 19th and 20th centuries.
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