Radiocarbon dates, obtained from different human bones found in several tombs of the site of Son Peretó, are presented and discussed together with the stratigraphical evidence and the study of the material culture. The calibrated dates show that the tombs were built earlier than the main phase of occupation of the West Sector, therefore belonging to a necropolis linked to the Christian building prior to the transformation of the area into a habitation nucleus. The necropolis is 14C dated mainly to the 6th century AD. This is in good agreement with the chronology provided by ceramic materials
Preceded by a geomorphological study, the archaeological and archaeobotanical investigation of the ...
Objectives San Juan ante Portam Latinam is one of a small number of European Neolithic sites meeting...
Excavations at Cova Bonica (Barcelona, Spain) have revealed 98 human remains, grouped into five age ...
The chronology of the Balearic lime burials has been under debate for many years. It has been unclea...
Radiocarbon and palaeodiet information has been obtained for two Neolithic necropolises in the north...
In the Valencia region of Spain, the dominant use of natural caves for collective burials during the...
Since 1986 the radiocarbon dating laboratory of the Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage (Brussels,...
We present the results of 10 AMS radiocarbon dates for Cova de la Pastora (Alcoi, Alicante), a buria...
Radiocarbon dating of samples of charred cereal, biomolecularly confirmed sheep bone, human bone fro...
[EN] This work discusses the radiocarbon evidence from the Neolithic layers of the Balma Margineda (...
ABSTRACT. Lime burials are a characteristic phenomenon of the protohistoric funerary tradition on th...
ABSTRACT. The Balearic Islands are one of the most widely dated regions in Europe, totaling about 80...
Located on the Iberian Mediterranean coast, El Collado is an open-air site where a rescue excavation...
Recent advances in radiocarbon dating have come to facilitate the successful processing of cremated ...
This paper sets out how to approach the chronology of an archaeological funerary practice, through a...
Preceded by a geomorphological study, the archaeological and archaeobotanical investigation of the ...
Objectives San Juan ante Portam Latinam is one of a small number of European Neolithic sites meeting...
Excavations at Cova Bonica (Barcelona, Spain) have revealed 98 human remains, grouped into five age ...
The chronology of the Balearic lime burials has been under debate for many years. It has been unclea...
Radiocarbon and palaeodiet information has been obtained for two Neolithic necropolises in the north...
In the Valencia region of Spain, the dominant use of natural caves for collective burials during the...
Since 1986 the radiocarbon dating laboratory of the Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage (Brussels,...
We present the results of 10 AMS radiocarbon dates for Cova de la Pastora (Alcoi, Alicante), a buria...
Radiocarbon dating of samples of charred cereal, biomolecularly confirmed sheep bone, human bone fro...
[EN] This work discusses the radiocarbon evidence from the Neolithic layers of the Balma Margineda (...
ABSTRACT. Lime burials are a characteristic phenomenon of the protohistoric funerary tradition on th...
ABSTRACT. The Balearic Islands are one of the most widely dated regions in Europe, totaling about 80...
Located on the Iberian Mediterranean coast, El Collado is an open-air site where a rescue excavation...
Recent advances in radiocarbon dating have come to facilitate the successful processing of cremated ...
This paper sets out how to approach the chronology of an archaeological funerary practice, through a...
Preceded by a geomorphological study, the archaeological and archaeobotanical investigation of the ...
Objectives San Juan ante Portam Latinam is one of a small number of European Neolithic sites meeting...
Excavations at Cova Bonica (Barcelona, Spain) have revealed 98 human remains, grouped into five age ...