2018
DOI: 10.31048/1852.4826.v11.n1.16902
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La arqueología desde el microscopio. Aportes interdisciplinarios de las diatomeas a las problemáticas arqueológicas

Abstract: <p>Actualmente, las problemáticas arqueológicas generaran datos no solo desde la propia de la disciplina sino también desde teorías y metodologías provenientes de otras disciplinas. La Diatomología, una disciplina que forma parte de las Ciencias Biológicas, ha demostrado ser una importante herramienta para la Arqueología. El análisis de diatomeas ha sido aplicado en reconstrucciones paleoambientales, en el análisis de procesos de formación de sitio, en material arqueológico como el estudio de procedencia… Show more

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“…As regards hydraulic structures, the analysis of microfossils, such as pollen and ostracods, was combined to identify water reservoirs (Bayman et al, 2004; Palacios‐Fest et al, 2001). Although the diatom analysis is an increasingly used tool in archaeological investigations (Battarbee, 1988; Cameron, 2007; Grana, 2018), we have found few references regarding their employment for the identification and characterization of hydraulic structures. These studies come mainly from Europe and Mesoamerica, where diatoms proved useful in the characterization of water wells (Neely et al, 1995), Mesoamerican agricultural terraces (Trombold & Israde‐Alcantara, 2005), archaeological cofferdams (Cameron, 1996), and Roman‐British or Medieval drainage systems in Prague (Beneš et al, 2002; Cameron, 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As regards hydraulic structures, the analysis of microfossils, such as pollen and ostracods, was combined to identify water reservoirs (Bayman et al, 2004; Palacios‐Fest et al, 2001). Although the diatom analysis is an increasingly used tool in archaeological investigations (Battarbee, 1988; Cameron, 2007; Grana, 2018), we have found few references regarding their employment for the identification and characterization of hydraulic structures. These studies come mainly from Europe and Mesoamerica, where diatoms proved useful in the characterization of water wells (Neely et al, 1995), Mesoamerican agricultural terraces (Trombold & Israde‐Alcantara, 2005), archaeological cofferdams (Cameron, 1996), and Roman‐British or Medieval drainage systems in Prague (Beneš et al, 2002; Cameron, 2007).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Uma das relações mais tradicionais tem sido a abordagem interdisciplinar da arqueologia com as ciências biológicas (Grana, 2018). Entre as múltiplas afinidades dessas ciências, um dos campos mais desenvolvidos é o da arqueobotânica, cujos estudos estão concentrados nos vestígios de plantas, sejam eles madeiras, frutos, sementes, folhas, fibras, pólen, esporos, fitólitos ou algas (Figueiral & Willcox, 1999;Celant et al, 2015).…”
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“…Recentemente, Grana (2018) avaliou os trabalhos que aplicaram a análise de diatomáceas em estudos arqueológicos, sintetizando as potencialidades e limitações dessas microalgas silicosas nas diferentes escalas temporais e espaciais. O levantamento realizado por essa autora representa um marco conceitual na relação das diatomáceas com a arqueologia, além de apontar medidas para garantir a qualidade das informações obtidas através dessas algas.…”
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“…31048/1852.4826.v16.n1.38795 ISSN 1852-060X (impreso) / ISSN 1852-4826 (electrónico) (e.g. en Argentina: Babot 2009Babot , 2019Grana 2018, Grana y Fernández 2018, que venía de la mano de los estudios de microscopía y donde se buscaba integrar toda la información. En particular aparecen los análisis de microfósiles (e.g., C. Hastorf et al (2000)) o la creación de laboratorios sudamericanos sobre estudios de residuos orgánicos y microrrestos vegetales (e.g., el Laboratorio de Arqueología del Departamento de Antropología en la Universidad de Antioquia, en Colombia, Aceituno, com.…”
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