La vajilla cerámica del yacimiento neolítico de Limoneros II-III (Elche, Alicante)

Amorós, Silvia Martínez

doi:10.14198/dama.2017.2.03

dama

2017

DOI: 10.14198/dama.2017.2.03

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La vajilla cerámica del yacimiento neolítico de Limoneros II-III (Elche, Alicante)

Silvia Martínez Amorós¹

Abstract: La revista electrónica DAMA. Documentos de Arqueología y Patrimonio Histórico surge como servicio para todos aquellos alumnos del Máster en Arqueología Profesional y Gestión Integral del Patrimonio de la Universidad de Alicante que se están iniciando en la investigación y cuya primera aportación a nuestra disciplina suele ser su Trabajo de Fin de Máster (TFM). Estos proyectos en muchos casos representan casi todo un curso de trabajo y esfuerzo, y con frecuencia quedan inéditos. El objetivo de esta revista es o… Show more

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Preparing the foundation for stable gilding: the origins of materials and practices – a review

Cardoso

2019

Cons. Património

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This paper is the fifth of a series and focuses on tracing the history of the use of gypsum based products as well as of the use of ground layers, centred on a review of published analytical evidence. The purpose is to contribute for the understanding of these long traditions which led to the choice of specific materials and practices used for producing gilding grounds in southern Europe. In fact, several practices and the raw material gypsum used in gilded surfaces do have an extremely long tradition, which can be traced back to the Pre-Pottery Neolithic B. The systematic use of these materials, especially the use of ground layers for decoration and other purposes, suggests not only an intention but also, somehow, the notion of a complex concept, the concept of a composite material, even at these very early periods, from which gilding origins. In addition, the particular case of Portugal shows that aspects such as religious, political, and sociocultural influences played a central role in the choice of gypsum as the raw material, which was curiously used exclusively for gilding. Resumo Este artigo, o quinto de uma série, explora a história da utilização do gesso e de camadas de preparação, baseado numa revisão de literatura com evidência analítica. O objectivo é contribuir para a compreensão destas longas tradições que estão na génese da escolha de materiais e de práticas específicas utilizadas para produzir camadas de preparação de douramento no sul da Europa. De facto, a utilização do gesso como matéria-prima bem como de certas práticas, associadas à produção de superfícies douradas, tem uma tradição extremamente longa identificando-se já no Neolítico Pré-cerâmico B. O uso sistemático desses materiais, especialmente na produção de camadas de preparação, para decoração ou outros propósitos, indiciam não só uma intenção mas também, de alguma forma, a noção de um conceito complexo, o conceito de material compósito, mesmo nestes períodos tão remotos. Por outro lado, o caso particular de Portugal revela que razões religiosas, políticas, assim como influências socioculturais, desempenharam um papel central na escolha do gesso como matéria-prima, curiosamente utilizado em exclusivo no douramento.

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Preparing the foundation for stable gilding: the origins of materials and practices – a review

Cardoso

2019

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The Use of Rock Shelters During the Early Neolithic in the North of Alicante (Spain). The Site of Penya Roja de Catamarruc (Alicante, Spain) as a Case Study

Atiénzar

Amorós

Cañada³

2021

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The first Neolithic communities settled in the East of the Iberian Peninsula developed a complex strategy of land occupation. These strategies evolved as their social, demographic, and economic bases were transformed. In this paper, we focus on the analysis of archaeological sites located under rock shelters, which were recurrently occupied throughout the Early Neolithic. To deepen this analysis, we reviewed the archaeological record of Penya Roja de Catamarruc (Planes, Alicante), as well as other sites of similar characteristics. This information, combined with different spatial analyses – prominence, visibility, and capacity of use of the soils – allowed us to define a series of patterns of occupation and exploitation of the territory of the first Neolithic communities. This study highlights the importance of the forest as a resource related not only to hunting and gathering as traditionally seen, but also to shepherding.

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Before the plates. Aproximación al Neolítico Reciente en el Alto Guadalquivir a través de los sitios de Grañena Baja II y Arroyo Regordillo (Jaén, Andalucía)

Martínez Sánchez.,

Conlin Hayes,

Pérez-Jordà

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Complutum

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Presentamos en este trabajo los sitios arqueológicos de Grañena Baja (fase II) y Arroyo Regordillo, situados muy próximos entre sí junto al cauce medio del río Guadalbullón (término municipal de Jaén). Abordamos la ocupación propia del Neolítico Reciente en ambos sitios, ajustada en cronologías radiocarbónicas a mediados del IV milenio cal AC, considerando que aspectos relacionados con las fases I y III de Grañena Baja ya han sido tratados en trabajos precedentes. Tanto la fase II de este último yacimiento como la ocupación detectada en Arroyo Regordillo, se caracterizan por la presencia de estructuras subterráneas de planta circular, destacando una cultura material de características tecnotipológicas marcadamente diferenciadas de las conocidas para el último tercio del IV milenio cal AC en la región. Entre éstas, destaca especialmente en la cerámica el dominio de formas globulares, el uso abundante de aguadas a la almagra, así como algunos ejemplos de decoración pintada poco comunes en la Prehistoria reciente del sur de Iberia. Por su parte, la tecnología lítica se basa en una producción laminar estandarizada a presión, siendo característicos talones facetados o lisos, diferentes morfológicamente del talón diedro agudo, típico de las producciones laminares que caracterizarán la Edad del Cobre en este territorio.

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La vajilla cerámica del yacimiento neolítico de Limoneros II-III (Elche, Alicante)

Cited by 3 publications

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Preparing the foundation for stable gilding: the origins of materials and practices – a review

Preparing the foundation for stable gilding: the origins of materials and practices – a review

The Use of Rock Shelters During the Early Neolithic in the North of Alicante (Spain). The Site of Penya Roja de Catamarruc (Alicante, Spain) as a Case Study

Before the plates. Aproximación al Neolítico Reciente en el Alto Guadalquivir a través de los sitios de Grañena Baja II y Arroyo Regordillo (Jaén, Andalucía)

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