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Between 1973 and 1977, one of the most emblematic excavations in the history of Brazilian archeology took placein the west of the state of Mato Grosso. It was the archaeological site Abrigo do Sol, found in the sacred caves of the Nambikwara natives and their surroundings, full of sites of varied nature. Thousands of lithic and ceramic materials were found, as well as a rich iconography as rock art. The study of these materials resulted in several publications that spana history of vast and complex occupation of the region. After 40 years, the vestiges of this excavation, which are curated in a museum in Brazil, have the potential to generate new approaches and studies. The main goal of this article is to narrate the events of this excavation, make inferences about the materials, examine the questions asked and the discussion of results of the tests performed, and to offer new interpretations about the site and its occupations. The revision of known information, in the light of new theoretical perspectives, seeks to construct questions that will allow us to broaden our understanding and contribute to the knowledge of the social practices of the groups that inhabited the area.

Sitio Arqueológico Abrigo do Sol, Posibilidades Vivas. Chapada dos Parecis /Río Guaporé – Mato Grosso – Brasil