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The article presents a proximate picture of the pre-colonial occupation in the Araguaia river alluvial plain and terraces, using information from preventive and academic research projects, scientific works, two case studies and data from sites external to this environment, to expand the occupational context, especially with respect to lithic-ceramic sites. Throughout the ages, the Araguaia River has been a significant element of the landscape for human occupation in the Brazilian Central Plateau. Historical reports mention indigenous villages along its banks. This river is located strategically between the north and south regions of the country and of South America and provides an advantageous travel route between the Amazonian and Plate basins. The alluvial plain and the terraces present a series of ceramist and farmer group litho-ceramic archaeological sites predominantly from of the Uru Tradition. In the Araguaia river basin, there are also other farmer and potter lithics from other archaeological traditions, surface and rock shelters with reoccupations, some of them with cave paintings and engravings. This work approaches the structure of the Araguaia river basin as a fundamental theme for Archaeology, visualizing the relationship between river systems, spatial analysis of sites, processes of archaeological record formation, appropriation and construction of the landscape.

Ocupação pré-colonial na bacia hidrográfica do rio Araguaia, estados de Goiás e Mato Grosso, Brasil: síntese aproximada e dois estudos de casos