Na \u00faltima d\u00e9cada, uma s\u00e9rie de escava\u00e7\u00f5es arqueol\u00f3gicas sistem\u00e1ticas foi realizada pela equipe do Instituto de Pesquisas Cient\u00edficas e Tecnol\u00f3gicas do Estado do Amap\u00e1, produzindo um acervo muito rico e diversificado, que tem sido estudado e discutido por v\u00e1rias pessoas da equipe. Neste artigo, vou tomar como foco uma estrutura funer\u00e1ria que cont\u00e9m um conjunto de cer\u00e2micas ind\u00edgenas, algumas antropomorfas, oriundas de contextos arqueol\u00f3gicos cuidadosamente registrados, buscando explorar suas capacidades agentivas, e articulando suas propriedades materiais, aspectos est\u00e9ticos e os pr\u00f3prios contextos de deposi\u00e7\u00e3o. Partindo de uma perspectiva alimentada pela etnologia ind\u00edgena da Amaz\u00f4nia, que tem salientado a pot\u00eancia da materialidade na rela\u00e7\u00e3o com diversas gentes, procuro tecer narrativas que evidenciam o lugar do cuidado est\u00e9tico na produ\u00e7\u00e3o destas pe\u00e7as para atrair olhares e produzir rela\u00e7\u00f5es com quem as encontra. Para al\u00e9m da beleza, no entanto, minha proposta \u00e9 explorar de que modos estas vasilhas e os demais materiais com os quais se conectam podem nos apontar uma s\u00e9rie de rela\u00e7\u00f5es que as pessoas que as produziram e utilizaram estavam criando e como as estavam usando entre outras pessoas, lugares e seres.<\/p>\n
In the last decade, a series of systematic archaeological excavations was carried out by the Instituto de Pesquisas Cient\u00edficas e Tecnol\u00f3gicas do Estado do Amap\u00e1, resulting in very rich and diversified assemblages, which have been studied by many members of the research team. In this article, I propose to study a funerary structure which contains a collection of ceramics, including anthropomorphic urns from archaeological contexts which were carefully documented. From there, I seek to explore their agentive capacities, connecting their material properties, aesthetic aspects and contextual information. I follow a perspective drawn from Amazonian indigenous Ethnology, which highlights the potency of materiality in the relationships with different peoples, aiming at producing narratives which express the aesthetic care in their production in order to attract the eye and produce relations to whoever encounter them. Beyond their beauty, my aim is to explore ways in which pottery and other materials might point to a series of relationships which people who produced and used them were activating and using among people, places and other beings.<\/p>\n
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