2018
DOI: 10.12795/spal.2018i27.15
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Estudio tecno-tipológico de las cerámicas del Cobre Reciente de los Castillejos (Montefrío, Granada)

Abstract: Resumen: En este trabajo se presentan los resultados obtenidos mediante la aplicación de difracción de rayos X y estereomicroscopía a las cerámicas halladas en las campañas de excavación realizadas entre los años 1991 y 1994 en los niveles del Cobre Reciente (2600-2000 cal. A.C) de Los Castillejos (Montefrío, Granada). Estas técnicas analíticas han permitido estudiar la producción cerámica de este yacimiento en el último momento de la Edad del Cobre, basándonos en la caracterización de sus pastas cerámicas, as… Show more

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“…Re-discovering a landscape: the 2018 and 2021 VERASUR surveys Against this background, a new project lead by the UCL Institute of Archaeology and the University of Granada was established with the aims outlined above, including a survey methodology designed to: (a) improve the characterisation of known sites in terms of size, cultural patterning and history of use; (b) understand better the landscape between the known sites; and (c) assess the preservation of sites after abandonment. The project adopted a survey methodology based on contemporary projects in the Aegean, such as the Knossos Urban Landscape Project in Crete (Whitelaw 2012), and on advances in the knowledge of prehistoric ceramics in the region (Vico Triguero et al 2018;Vico Triguero et al 2020). Recent geo-referenced aerial images as well as LiDAR data and digitised historic maps available through the Centro Nacional de Informacion Geografica combined with hand-held GPS devices on the ground facilitated an accurate field methodology at a much faster speed than was possible just a few years ago.…”
Section: The Prehistoric Importance Of the River Antasmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Re-discovering a landscape: the 2018 and 2021 VERASUR surveys Against this background, a new project lead by the UCL Institute of Archaeology and the University of Granada was established with the aims outlined above, including a survey methodology designed to: (a) improve the characterisation of known sites in terms of size, cultural patterning and history of use; (b) understand better the landscape between the known sites; and (c) assess the preservation of sites after abandonment. The project adopted a survey methodology based on contemporary projects in the Aegean, such as the Knossos Urban Landscape Project in Crete (Whitelaw 2012), and on advances in the knowledge of prehistoric ceramics in the region (Vico Triguero et al 2018;Vico Triguero et al 2020). Recent geo-referenced aerial images as well as LiDAR data and digitised historic maps available through the Centro Nacional de Informacion Geografica combined with hand-held GPS devices on the ground facilitated an accurate field methodology at a much faster speed than was possible just a few years ago.…”
Section: The Prehistoric Importance Of the River Antasmentioning
confidence: 99%