César Villalobos

Artsoundscapes collaborator César Villalobos
Keywords: rock art; Sonora; Baja California: Climate change

 

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Dr. César Villalobos Acosta obtained his PhD in Archaeology from the University of Durham, England, under Dr. Díaz-Andreu’s supervision, having obtained his MA in Anthropology from the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México and his BA in Archaeology from the Escuela Nacional de Antropología e Historia. The focus of his fieldwork has led him to work on issues of rock art, identity, materiality, collective memory, history of archaeology and climate change, on which he has published a large number of papers. He has specialized in Northern Mexico, specifically in Sonora, where he has collaborated with various specialists. He is currently conducting his current archaeological research project on climate change and its relationship with cultural processes.

RELEVANT PUBLICATIONS

  • Díaz-Andreu, M., Gutiérrez Martínez, M. de la L., Mattioli, T., Picas, M., Villalobos, C. and Zubieta, L. F. 2021. The soundscapes of Baja California Sur: preliminary results from the Cañón de Santa Teresa rock art landscape. Quaternary International [Special issue: Domingo, I. & Gallinaro, M. (eds.) Impacts of scientific approaches on rock art research: global perspectives] 572: 166-177. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.quaint.2020.02.026.
  • Martínez-Pabello, P. U., Villalobos, C., Sedov, S., Solleiro-Rebolledo, E., Solé, J., Pi-Puig, T., Chávez-Vergara, B., Díaz-Ortega, J. and Gubin, A. 2021. Rock varnish as a natural canvas for rock art in La Proveedora, northwestern Sonoran Desert (Mexico): Integrating archaeological and geological evidences. Quaternary International [Special issue: Domingo, I. & Gallinaro, M. (eds.) Impacts of scientific approaches on rock art research: global perspectives] 572: 74-87.
  • Sugiura Yamamoto, Y., Villalobos Acosta, C., Pérez, M. D. C. and Zepeda, E. 2015. Una mirada hacia el proceso de identidad en el valle de Toluca precortesiano, México. Revista de Indias LXXV (264): 289-322.
  • Villalobos Acosta, C. 2014c. ¿Por qué en Sonora no hay arqueología? Nacionalismo y turismo en billetes y folletos de viaje. Región y Sociedad XXVI (59): 215-253.