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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Museu de Arqueologia e Etnologia (MAE) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Fabíola Andréa Silva is Undergraduate in History (Universidade do Vale do Rio dos Sinos - 1988), Master in Social Anthropology (Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul - 1992), a PhD in Social Anthropology (Universidade de São Paulo - 2000), Post Doctoral in Archeology (Universidade de São Paulo - 2002). She is currently a professor and researcher in the Universidade de São Paulo at the Museu de Arqueologia e Ethnologia. She works in the areas of Archeology and Anthropology, with an emphasis on Collaborative Archeology, Ethnoarchaeology, Indigenous Ethnology and Anthropology of Objects and Technology. Her cientific production is dedicated to the following subjects: Material Culture, Formation Processes of the Archaeological Record, Curating of Indigenous Collections, Archeology in Indigenous Land. Since the 1990s she has been conducting ethnographic and (ethno)archaeological research with different indigenous peoples (Kaingang, Xingu Asurini, Kayapó-Xikrin, Terena, Kayabi). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This research project aim carrying out a collaborative curatorship of the collection of objects from the Asurini do Xingu indigenous people. The collection has been under the custody of the Museum of Archeology and Ethnology of the University of São Paulo (MAE/USP), since 2021. This curatorship will consist of the identification and requalification (analysis, documentation and preservatio…
This project aims to continue the study about the occupation history of the territory comprising T.I Koatinemo by the Asurini do Xingu. Since 2009, with the Asurini collaboration we developed an archaeologically investigation on the ancient settlements occupied by this indigenous people at the T.I. Koatinemo - particularly along the creeks Piranhaquara and Ipiaçava and in the areas surrou…
The research project aims to conduct a study on the history of occupation of the territory that comprises TI Kuatinemu by the Asurini Xingu people. With the Asurini collaboration we intend to find the ancient villages that were occupied by them in the TI Kuatinemu - particularly along the Igarapé Piranhaquara and Itaaka Village area - and at the same time, identify the archaeological pote…
Plaitworks are fundamental in basic activities among Amerindian peoples, such as transporting and food processing, as well as they occupy a prominent position in their thought and cosmology, expressing and agencying aesthetic precepts and Worldviews. These objects offer excellent opportunities for artefactual variability research, although they are understudied by Archaeology and Ethnoarc…
The purpose of this project is - from case studies in the Brazilian context - reflect about the theoretical and methodological frameworks of conservation science and its application in different stages of the research (field and laboratory) and management of the archaeological record. From this reflection, contribute to the improvement of the relationship between conservators and archaeol…
This project aims to understand the history of the Xokleng´s territorial formation of Santa Catarina. The Xokleng are an indigenous group speakers of a Jê linguistic family and nowadaysinhabi the Ibirama-La Klãnõ Indigenous land, at the mata atlântica biome, inserted within the Itajaí valley. Historically the recognized southern Jê tradicional territory extends from the south os São Paulo…
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