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Resumen:
Abstract: This paper aims to provide unpublished information relative to a specific topic involving a particular type of artifacts of very little presence in archaeological contexts in Uruguay: discoidal stones.
Is well known the relevance of these artifacts, since in some sites in particular, were found associated with the presence of a type of projectile point called either fish tail or Fell I, which are situated chronologically toward the end of the Pleistocene-early Holocne. Commonly referred to these early settlements of America as the “Paleoindian” period.
There is no consensus among different authors about the specific function that met these parts in these early societies, debating the issue primarily from a ritual or utilitarian function.
Is well known the relevance of these artifacts, since in some sites in particular, were found associated with the presence of a type of projectile point called either fish tail or Fell I, which are situated chronologically toward the end of the Pleistocene-early Holocne. Commonly referred to these early settlements of America as the “Paleoindian” period.
There is no consensus among different authors about the specific function that met these parts in these early societies, debating the issue primarily from a ritual or utilitarian function.
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