Archaeological formation theory and geoarchaeology: State-of-the-art in 2016
R Shahack-Gross - Journal of Archaeological Science, 2017 - Elsevier
Since the influential work of Michael B. Schiffer on formation processes has been published
in 1987, much has advanced on the part of environmental formation processes also known …
in 1987, much has advanced on the part of environmental formation processes also known …
Designing a 'yellow brick road'for the archaeometric analyses of fired and unfired bricks
P Fragnoli, E Boccalon, G Liberotti - Journal of Cultural Heritage, 2023 - Elsevier
Unfired and fired bricks were widely used as building materials in Antiquity across many
geographically and temporally distant cultures. Studies on archaeological bricks have long …
geographically and temporally distant cultures. Studies on archaeological bricks have long …
Micromorphology of earth building materials: Toward the reconstruction of former technological processes (Protohistoric and Historic Periods)
C Cammas - Quaternary International, 2018 - Elsevier
Earth building materials are often identified in the field, but very few microscopic studies
focus on the identification of the technological processes, which produced them, especially …
focus on the identification of the technological processes, which produced them, especially …
[图书][B] La construcción con tierra en arqueología: teoría, método, técnicas y aplicación
MP Quiles - 2017 - books.google.com
La importancia del empleo de la tierra en las actividades constructivas de las sociedades
del pasado y la gran la capacidad informativa de sus evidencias arqueológicas hacen …
del pasado y la gran la capacidad informativa de sus evidencias arqueológicas hacen …
Physical and mineralogical properties of experimentally heated chaff-tempered mud bricks: implications for reconstruction of environmental factors influencing the …
Sun-dried mud bricks are used around the world and have been found in the Levant and
Mesopotamia since the Neolithic period. Their form and composition lend important …
Mesopotamia since the Neolithic period. Their form and composition lend important …
Earth construction materials
DE Friesem, J Wattez, M Onfray - Archaeological soil and …, 2017 - Wiley Online Library
Raw materials used for earth construction materials depend on local soil and sediment
resources available in each locality. Two groups of techniques are usually distinguished in …
resources available in each locality. Two groups of techniques are usually distinguished in …
Why does (archaeological) micromorphology have such little traction in (geo) archaeology?
P Goldberg, V Aldeias - Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences, 2018 - Springer
Archaeological deposits are often complex and illustrative of an intricate interplay between
geogenic and anthropogenic inputs and formation processes. Even for those archaeologists …
geogenic and anthropogenic inputs and formation processes. Even for those archaeologists …
Geoarchaeological and palaeobotanical evidence for prehistoric cereal storage in the southern Caucasus: the Neolithic settlement of Göytepe (mid 8th millennium BP)
This paper presents direct evidence for cereal storage by Neolithic farmers in west Asia.
Storage features analyzed this study are circular clay bins that frequently occur at Neolithic …
Storage features analyzed this study are circular clay bins that frequently occur at Neolithic …
[HTML][HTML] From chaff to seagrass: The unique quality of Minoan mudbricks. A geoarchaeological approach to the study of architectural craft specialization in Bronze Age …
M Lorenzon - Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports, 2021 - Elsevier
This article illustrates how changes in the use of vegetal temper in Bronze Age earthen
architecture in Crete are a key line of evidence for investigating the appearance of …
architecture in Crete are a key line of evidence for investigating the appearance of …
[HTML][HTML] Searching for traces of human activity in earthen floor sequences: high-resolution geoarchaeological analyses at an Early Iron Age village in Central Iberia
Abstract The Northern Iberian Plateau during the Early Iron Age witnessed the proliferation
of villages, showcasing well-preserved earthen architectural remains that offer valuable …
of villages, showcasing well-preserved earthen architectural remains that offer valuable …