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Se presentan los resultados del estudio tipológico y de las técnicas decorativas de las cerámicas de la Cova de l’Or de los fondos del Museu d’Alcoi. Éstos ratifican la importancia de la cerámica impresa cardial desde el primer horizonte... more
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      Ceramics (Ceramics)Neolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic Spain
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic TransitionNeolithic EuropeMesolithic/Neolithic
Una vez recorrieb y prospecrada la cueva en su {oralidad, decidimos la ;lpertufa de tres (':ollas de sondeo en diferentes sectores de la C,IVÍebd, con el fin de documel1lar el registro diacrónico de la misma. ·I primer:.l Glla, que... more
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyRoman PotteryIberian Prehistory (Archaeology)Neolithic Europe
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic TransitionNeolithic EuropeNeolithic Spain
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    • Neolithic Spain
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      Mesolithic ArchaeologyArchaeological GISNeolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic Europe
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      Mediterranean prehistoryNeolithic ArchaeologyIberian Prehistory (Archaeology)Neolithic Europe
The coast of Málaga has shown an important concentration of prehistoric sites with Neolithic occupation. This paper aims to review their historiography as well as briefly present the main lines of the interdisciplinary research carried at... more
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic Spain
Abstract: The open-air site of Caserna de Sant Pau del Camp, located today in Raval district of Barcelona, has a sequence comprising between Neolithic Cardial to Late Bronze Age, with subsequent occupation in Roman and modern times. It is... more
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic EuropeNeolithic SpainEarly Neolithic, Middle Neolithic, Late Neolithic
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyIberian Prehistory (Archaeology)Neolithic TransitionNeolithic Europe
La hache de Lagor, découverte hors contexte, a été produite sur un gneiss oeillé, probablement d'origine pyrénéenne ou cantabrique. Les comparaisons typologiques les plus convaincantes vont dans deux directions : -les haches-ciseau en... more
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic EuropeNeolithic SpainArchaeology of Social status
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      Prehistoric ArchaeologyNeolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic & Chalcolithic ArchaeologyCoastal and Island Archaeology
En este artículo se hace balance de los resultados obtenidos sobre la primera explotación europea de sal minera desarrollada alrededor de la Muntanya de Sal de Cardona (España), la única montaña de sal gema de Europa occidental. Se... more
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      Data MiningNeolithic ArchaeologyArchaeology of saltNeolithic Spain
The process of neolitización of the mediterranean facade of Iberian Peninsula has traditionally associated to the cardial paradigm of french-iberian region. However, the better knowledge of the registration material from the arc... more
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic EuropeNeolithic Spain
Emmer wheat (Triticum diccocum) has been positively identified from the stratigraphically oldest ceramic- and domesticated livestock-bearing level of El Miro´ n Cave in the Cantabrian Cordillera. The grain is AMS 14C-dated to 5550G40 BP.... more
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyAncient Agriculture & Farming (Archaeology)Neolithic SpainOrigins and Spread of Agriculture
The field of Bioarchaeology offers different analytical possibilities to investigate the populations of the past. Although there have been important advances in the field in recent years, such as the application of stable isotopes and... more
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      Funerary ArchaeologyNeolithic EuropeNeolithic SpainFunerary Practices
El temprano descubrimiento y posterior divulgación de los hallazgos de la Cueva de La Mora en la sierra de Jabugo a principios del siglo XX, habrían hecho augurar que un siglo más tarde el conocimiento de las primeras sociedades... more
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      Prehistoric ArchaeologyNeolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic & Chalcolithic ArchaeologyMegalithic Monuments
The spread of agriculture in the Iberian Peninsula is documented from at least c 5500-5200 cal. BC although botanical data are absent or incomplete for large areas. Archaeobotanical data show an imported agrarian system which is complex... more
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      Neolithic EuropeNeolithic Spain
El megalitismo funerario en el Andévalo oriental (Huelva). Características básicas sobre el territorio, las arquitecturas y los contextos de las prácticas rituales en el III milenio a.n.
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      GeographyNeolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic TransitionNeolithic Europe
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic TransitionNeolithic EuropeMesolithic/Neolithic
En este artículo se presentan los datos arqueobotánicos relacionados con la agricultura existentes para el 6º y el 5º milenio en Andalucía. Tras la descripción de los principales conjuntos arqueobotánicos documentados en los que... more
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      ArchaeobotanyAncient Agriculture & Farming (Archaeology)Neolithic Spain
RESUMEN: En este artículo no pretendemos analizar todas y cada una de las periodizaciones y de las distintas fases que se han propuesto para parcelar el devenir del Neolítico andaluz, sino comentar determinados aspectos relacionados con... more
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      Prehistoric ArchaeologyNeolithic ArchaeologyPrehistoric Europe (Archaeology)Neolithic Spain
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyIberian Prehistory (Archaeology)Neolithic TransitionNeolithic Europe
PRESENTACIÓN Son ya nueve años los que han pasado desde que comenzaron los (rabajos arqueológicos en la Cueva de los lvlurciélagos. dirigidos por la Doctora Beatriz Gavilán CebaBos}' el Doctor Juan Carlos Vera Rodríguez. para la aperrura... more
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      ArchaeobotanyRock Art (Archaeology)Palaeolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic Archaeology
Difusión de la agricultura en la Península Ibérica Lydia Zapata PeñaA Leonor Peña-Chocarro" Guillem Pérez Jordác Hans-Peter Stika" Resumen La difusión de la agricultura en la Península Ibe'rica se registra desde al menos c.... more
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      Neolithic EuropeNeolithic Spain
This article deals with the functional analysis of more than 700 geometric microliths from the Ebro Valley, found in sites from Castilla y León, Navarra and Aragón. The main part of those which showed use wear (about 35%) were employed as... more
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      Functional AnalysisPrehistoric ArchaeologyMesolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic Archaeology
The Neolithisation process in Cantabrian Spain has been studied systematically since the 1980s, thanks to the excavation of several deposits, mainly in Asturias and Cantabria. This paper presents a critical review of the archaeological... more
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic TransitionNeolithic EuropeMesolithic (Iberian Prehistory)
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      Palaeolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic SpainMiddle Palaeolithic
Site report with a pluridisciplinary approach. The site is from the Late Neolithic and so far, it is the only open air occupation from the period in the western plain of Catalonia (Lleida region).
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      ZooarchaeologyArchaeobotanyEnvironmental ArchaeologyNeolithic Archaeology
We summarize the available data about neolithic agriculture from the european atlantic façade, discussing some common assumptions for this area: continuity between the Mesolithic and the Neolithic, limited importance of the first crops... more
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      Origins of AgricultureIberian Prehistory (Archaeology)Neolithic EuropeAncient Agriculture & Farming (Archaeology)
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic TransitionNeolithic EuropeNeolithic Spain
Resumen: Si bien la ocupación como hábitat de Murciélagos de Zuheros se circunscribe básicamente a los vestíbulos de sus dos entradas, la mayor parte de la cavidad fue frecuentada por sus ocupantes neolíticos como lo demuestran las... more
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      Prehistoric ArchaeologyNeolithic ArchaeologyPrehistoric SettlementPrehistoric Europe (Archaeology)
El megalitismo funerario en el Andévalo oriental (Huelva). Características básicas sobre el territorio, las arquitecturas y los contextos de las prácticas rituales en el III milenio a.n.
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic TransitionNeolithic EuropeNeolithic Spain
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      Neolithic SpainBone Technology (Archaeology)la DragaWorked Bone
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      ArchaeologyGeochemistryArchaeological ScienceNeolithic Transition
The coast of Málaga has shown an important concentration of prehistoric sites with Neolithic occupation. This paper aims to review their historiography as well as briefly present the main lines of the interdisciplinary research carried at... more
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyIberian Prehistory (Archaeology)Neolithic Spain
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic TransitionNeolithic EuropeNeolithic Spain
Los trabajos realizados en los últimos 20 años en la provincia de Almería, especialmente en la zona oriental, permiten ofrecer un panorama bien diferente a la visión que se tenía tradicionalmente sobre la dinámica del tránsito de las... more
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      Prehistoric ArchaeologyNeolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic SpainNeolithic
This study presents the analysis of carbon isotope discrimination (Δ) in cereal and faba bean seeds from archaeological sites as a rapid method of evaluating the occurrence or otherwise of ancient irrigation in the Mediterranean basin.... more
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      ArchaeologyGeochemistryArchaeological ScienceNeolithic Transition
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      Prehistoric ArchaeologyNeolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic & Chalcolithic ArchaeologyMegalithic Monuments
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      ArchaeologyGeochemistryArchaeological ScienceNeolithic Transition
Fire has a transformative impact on terrestrial ecosystems, including changes in plant and animal communities, nutrient cycling, and biome productivity. Humans are uniquely able to take advantage of the ecological impacts of fire and use... more
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      Neolithic EuropeNiche Construction TheoryNeolithic SpainAnthropogenic fire regimes
In the extreme southwestern Atlantic Europe numerous permanent settlement sites with standing stones, decorated with recurring symbols, have been identified. Chronologically, these standing stones started to be erected before the first... more
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic TransitionNeolithic EuropeMesolithic/Neolithic
The research for referential data on current livestock contexts is essential for correctly interpreting archaeological records documented in prehistoric livestock spaces. Experimental programmes such as the one begun in 2014 in the Mas... more
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      GeographyArchaeologyExperimental ArchaeologyPrehistoric Archaeology
This study presents the analysis of carbon isotope discrimination (Δ) in cereal and faba bean seeds from archaeological sites as a rapid method of evaluating the occurrence or otherwise of ancient irrigation in the Mediterranean basin.... more
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      GeographyArchaeologyGeochemistryArchaeological Science
Emmer wheat (Triticum diccocum) has been positively identified from the stratigraphically oldest ceramic- and domesticated livestock-bearing level of El Miron Cave in the Cantabrian Cordillera. The grain is AMS 14C-dated to 5550±40 BP.... more
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      ArchaeologyGeochemistryArchaeobotanyArchaeological Science
El temprano descubrimiento y posterior divulgación de los hallazgos de la Cueva de La Mora en la sierra de Jabugo a principios del siglo XX, habrían hecho augurar que un siglo más tarde el conocimiento de las primeras sociedades... more
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      Prehistoric ArchaeologyNeolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic & Chalcolithic ArchaeologyMegalithic Monuments
The occupation evidence shown by the cave El Toro, is that of a unique stockbreeding community in the Andalusian region. The calibrated dates for this occupation period go from the second quarter of the sixth millennium up to the second... more
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      Neolithic ArchaeologyNeolithic EuropeNeolithic SpainNeolithic
Reflection on the depiction of a Neolithic figurine on the Cypriot one-euro coin raises this paper’s question: what is the purpose of past material culture appropriation as national and regional images in the 21st century and how could... more
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      Public ArchaeologyCultural IdentityNational IdentityNationalism and Archaeology
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      Neolithic TransitionNeolithic EuropeNeolithic SpainNeolithic economies