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Based on the study of rock art in the gorge of Matancillas (Salta Province, Argentine Puna), this paper discusses, from an evolutionist perspective, a few aspects of social behavior during the Early Period in the region (1000 BC - 400 AD). In the local scale of analysis, it is argued that evidence suggests a heterogeneous society, with a wide diversity of social niches and an androcentric social order. In the meso-scale, the presence of geoglyphs and petroglyphs indicating routes of mobility and territories, suggests social organizations based on inter-group exchange. More particularly, we hold that this sort of cul- tural elaboration contributed to the reproduction of so- cial institutions that derived from the competition over the access and use of productive spaces, where cultural transmission controlled the replication of rock-art designs and information regarding social behavior.

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Aproximación evolutiva a la complejidad y al orden social temprano a través del estudio de representaciones rupestres de la quebrada de Matancillas (Puna argentina)