Historia Argentinae

Historia Argentinae in quattuor partes praecipuas dividi potest, quae sunt aevum prae-Columbianum vel prima historia (usque ad saeculum sextum decimum), aevum coloniale (1530–1810), aevum civitatis institutae (1810-1880), et historia Argentinae hodiernae (ex 1880 fere).
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Praehistoria in terra Argentinae hodiernae coepit cum primi homines australem Patagoniae apicem abhinc annorum 13,000 fere attingerent. Historia scripta coepit cum annalistae Hispanici in expeditione Ioannis Díaz de Solís ad Flumen Argenteum anno 1516 advenirent, quod initium possessionis Hispanicae huius regionis significat.

Monarchia Hispanica anno 1776 Viceregnum Fluminis Argentei constituit, consortium territoriorum, ex quibus ratio nonnullarum civitatum liberarum gradatim formandarum per res novas Maii 1810 gradatim coepit, rerum publicarum quarum una Provinciae Coniunctae Fluminis Argentei appellabatur. Libertate die 9 Iulii 1816 declarato, Imperioque Hispanico anno 1824 clade victo, civitas foederalis inter annos ab 1853 ad 1861 instituebatur, hodie Res Publica Argentina appellata.

Aevum Praecolumbianum


Regio nunc Argentina appellata haud bene frequentata erat usque ad tempus colonializationis Europaeae. Prima vitae humane indicia ex Palaeolithico, et pauca alia indicia ex Mesolithico et Neolithico exstant.Santillán, p. 17. Homines autem magnas partium interiorum et pedemontium regiones ut videtur aevo sicco inter 4000 et 2000 a.C.n. vacuefeceruntGil, Zárate, et Neme 2005.

Radulphus Campá Soler, archaeologus Uruguaianus, indigenas Argentinae dividit in tres greges praecipuos: venatores et collectores qui opere fictili carebant; venatores et collectores provectos; atque agricolas qui opus fictile habebant.Santillán, p. 18-19. Grex secundus in pampas et regionibus ad australem Patagoniae habitans inveniebatur, et grex tertius gentes Charrúa, Minuane, et Guaraní comprehendebat.

Europaei regionem primum viderunt anno 1502, per navigationem Gonzales Coelho et Americi Vesputii.

Colonizatio Americae Hispanica
Historia Americae Australis
Historia Americae Latinae
Historia oeconimica Argentinae
Historiographia Argentinae
Lingua Guaranica

Notae

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