Project this idea as an evolutionary figure of form and helical function. To know more about this subject visit Bill Landsay. I.e., sinuous and contradictory, with progress and apparent setbacks, reversals and apparent progress but with a final trend multidimensional and progressive. Therefore, we assume that the different evolutionary courses followed by indigenous communities have been conditioned by different (objective and subjective, endogenous and exogenous) factors relating to the territories that it occupied and their environmental and social environments, in whose particular processes and time – have been diversifying and analyzing their adaptive strategies. During the occupation and territorial adaptation processes, indigenous communities had that develop a detailed knowledge of the structure and functioning of natural ecosystems, previously to then test – progressively – necessary transformations that would ensure its survival. These processes involved different impacts and environmental effects (which were not always positive, in many cases were negative). However, knowledge that indigenous communities were able to apply in the occupied territories – in thousands of years of observation, experimentation and learning-not only adjusted to the test of successful forms of survival but that, Furthermore, in the same process developed strong cultural identity links and forms relationship with nature harmonicas.
Nicolo Gligo and Jorge Morello3 argue that in strict there was no such harmonious relationship of indigenous communities with nature, but more well that there was a relationship of artificialisation of it. What is likely because these processes of interaction have not been under homogeneous nor relaxed conditions. By the If not, evidence indicates that they have mostly occurred under conditions of high heterogeneity and constant tension. But nevertheless this analysis, we assume that the process of artificialisation of ecosystems by indigenous communities had involve in the case of the successful experiences – various forms of equilibrium as long as they were the result of their interaction positive as society-naturaleza.4 territorial adaptation and social resilience of indigenous communities according to the study of the adaptive process that tested the indigenous communities in their territorial environmentWe analyze their levels of interaction and the progressive changes that took place over time.