Mineral composition and rock provenance of a prehistoric stone axe head from the surroundings of Nevestino village, Kyustendil District, SW Bulgaria

Marinova, Irina; Ivanova, Petya; Tacheva, Elena; Vitov, Oleg

doi:10.1007/s12520-018-0725-4

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“…Definisi Kimberly Csey yang dikutip oleh Susdirman Naser, modal politik sebagai pendayagunaan keseluruhan jenis modal yang dimiliki seorang pelaku politik atau sebuah lemabga politik untuk menghasilkan Tindakan politk yang menguntungkan dan memkuat posisi pelaku politik atau lemabga politik bersangkutan (Marinova, 2019). Publikasi menganai modal politik inijauh lebih sedikit dibanding publikasi mengani modal simbolik (syimbolik capital), modal social (social capital), modal budaya (cultural capital), maupun modal keonomi (economic capital).…”

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Modalitas Jariah, S.Pd dalam Memenangkan Pemilihan Kepala Desa Serentak Tahun 2022 (Studi: Desa Danau, Kecamatan Nalo Tantan, Kabupaten Merangin)

Miranti,

Suryani2

2023

Jurnal Politik dan Pemerintahan Daerah

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This research is entitled "Jariah S.Pd Modalities, in winning the 2022 Simultaneous Village Head Election" (study of Danau Village, Nalo Tantan District, Merangin Regency). The aim of this research is to explain the modalities of Jariah S.Pd, in Pikades in 2022. Modalities are very necessary for candidates to achieve victory in the political arena in accordance with the theory proposed by researchers, namely the theory according to Pierre Bourdieu that there are three capitals used in the arena of political contestation, namely political capital, economic capital, social capital, cultural capital and symbolic capital. The method used in this research is a qualitative method that uses data collection techniques using interview, observation and documentation techniques. The results of this research found that Jariah has the overall modalities of social, economic, political, cultural and symbolic capital. Based on the research results, there is capital that is more dominantly owned by Jariah S.Pd, namely social capital. Supporting factors gave a good and bad impression to Jariah, S.Pd, this was able to be overcome by Jariah, S.Pd and made him able to sit in the village head's chair. Theoretically, the benefit of the research findings is that it can increase knowledge about modalities for the academic fields of students in the faculties of social sciences and political sciences. Meanwhile, practically this research can produce study material from various interested parties to analyze regional democratic practices in Danau Village, Nalo Tantan District, Merangin Regency

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Modalitas Jariah, S.Pd dalam Memenangkan Pemilihan Kepala Desa Serentak Tahun 2022 (Studi: Desa Danau, Kecamatan Nalo Tantan, Kabupaten Merangin)

Miranti,

Suryani2

2023

Jurnal Politik dan Pemerintahan Daerah

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“…We have implemented a micro-sampling design oriented to obtain powder to be submitted to chemical and mineralogical analysis, in a similar way to Marinova et al (2018). Three independent small areas -previously cleaned by polishing and located in mechanically induced fractures during transport and use -were abraded using a diamond tool (1x2 mm).…”

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A prehistoric jade axe from Galicia (Northwestern Iberia): Researching its origin

Suárez

Rellán

Valcarce

et al. 2021

JLS

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The Vilapedre axe (Lugo, Northwest Iberia) has been traditionally considered by archaeologists as evidence of prehistoric long-distance contacts along the Atlantic Coast of France and Spain. This artefact - as other “Tumiac type” axes (long polished blades, generally butt-perforated) - would have been produced in Brittany during the Neolithic (5th millennium BCE) using jadeitite as raw material, a green-coloured rock for which there are sources in the western Italian Alps. In this paper, we have traced the possible archaeological origin of this artefact back by examining the personal files of one of its first owners, Santiago de la Iglesia. Furthermore, we have conducted a mineralogical (X-Ray Diffraction, XRD) and an elemental analysis (Scanning Electron Microscopy with Energy Dispersive X-ray Detection, SEM-EDX) of both the Vilapedre axe and geological samples from several places at the Alps where prehistoric quarrying of greenstones has been reported. The aims were physicochemically characterizing the axe to provide information about its possible geological source. During our analyses, we have found significant compositional similarities between the Vilapedre axe and one of the geological samples coming from the Alps (Alp06). The results are therefore consistent with the alleged Alpine origin of this artefact. The presence of this axe in Northwest Spain, together with other evidence, such as the presence of objects of Iberian origin in Breton monuments, strongly suggests the existence of contacts between both regions of the Atlantic façade during the Neolithic onwards in which seafaring would undoubtedly have played an important role.

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“…This type of study is crucial in archaeology for tracking cultural correlations and the trade of raw materials between communities, aspects that were completely unexplored until a few years ago. Analytical studies aimed at the provenance of ancient stone artefacts are actually very common, although non-invasive techniques are not often adopted: relevant case studies that testify to the breadth and complexity of this topic are shown in [14][15][16][17][18].…”

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“…until a few years ago. Analytical studies aimed at the provenance of ancient stone artefacts are actually very common, although non-invasive techniques are not often adopted: relevant case studies that testify to the breadth and complexity of this topic are shown in [14][15][16][17][18].…”

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Provenance of Neolithic Stone Artefacts through Minimally Invasive or Absolutely Non-Destructive Petroarchaeometric Investigations: Some Cases from Calabria (Southern Italy)

Acquafredda,

Festa,

Micheletti

et al. 2024

Heritage

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In the present work, more than one hundred and thirty lithic artefacts rediscovered in several archaeological sites dating from the Upper Palaeolithic to the Middle Ages from Calabria (Southern Italy) were petroarchaeometrically characterised through minimally invasive techniques. In more detail, 110 specimens were found in the Grotta della Monaca site (Sant’Agata di Esaro), and the other 23 belong to a collection kept in the Museo Nazionale Preistorico ed Etnografico “Luigi Pigorini” (Roma), coming from several localities (Longobucco, Spezzano della Sila, Cicala, Gimigliano, Roccaforte del Greco, and Bova). For preservation needs, 2 small axes in polished stone and 2 obsidians collected from Grotta della Monaca were analysed by absolutely non-destructive techniques. Optical and electron microscopic investigations, sometimes integrated with wavelength-dispersive X-ray fluorescence spectroscopy and X-ray diffraction spectrometry, allowed us to ascertain that the source area of all the lithic tools was in Calabria, except for obsidians, which come from the island of Lipari (Messina, Southern Italy). For a small number of particularly favourable cases, it was possible to define with great precision the outcrop area of the used rocks given their textural and mineralogical features. The specific source area contained a pickaxe originating from Cetraro–Fuscaldo metabasalt (lawsonite–albite facies) outcrops and two small axes in polished stone, one derived from migmatitic metapelites from Palmi and the other from meta-ultramafic rocks from Curinga. The choice of the used lithologies, harder or softer, had to be linked to the use that humans had to make of the lithic artefacts.

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Mineral composition and rock provenance of a prehistoric stone axe head from the surroundings of Nevestino village, Kyustendil District, SW Bulgaria

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Modalitas Jariah, S.Pd dalam Memenangkan Pemilihan Kepala Desa Serentak Tahun 2022 (Studi: Desa Danau, Kecamatan Nalo Tantan, Kabupaten Merangin)

Modalitas Jariah, S.Pd dalam Memenangkan Pemilihan Kepala Desa Serentak Tahun 2022 (Studi: Desa Danau, Kecamatan Nalo Tantan, Kabupaten Merangin)

A prehistoric jade axe from Galicia (Northwestern Iberia): Researching its origin

Provenance of Neolithic Stone Artefacts through Minimally Invasive or Absolutely Non-Destructive Petroarchaeometric Investigations: Some Cases from Calabria (Southern Italy)

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