In this work we determine the composition of eight metal objects found in archaeological sites of hunter-gatherers located in different sectors of Argentine Patagonia, by using a simple qualitative analysis by Laser Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy (LIBS) and the depth profiling advantage of this technique. We found that the objects are made of copper (native copper, brass and bronze). The determination of the material composition of the artefacts enables us to propose hypotheses about the manufacture of the pieces, as well as, together with other indicators, to discuss the possible origin of their production. For instance, if these artifacts could have been produced locally, by mobile hunter-gatherer societies that inhabited Patagonia, or if...
Mineral colorants are frequent in the Holocene archaeological record of the Southeastern Pampean reg...
The use of new raw materials, particularly glass, stoneware and metal, for manufacturing traditional...
Metallurgy in pre-Columbian America first developed in the Andes, and Peru has long been considered ...
Se presenta el estudio de cuatro placas de metal halladas en un enterratorio de cazadores-recolector...
Laser–induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) was applied for the rapid characterization of the elemen...
Green lithic beads made by Late Holocene hunter-gatherer groups wererecovered from different archaeo...
Hacia finales del Holoceno tardío, el delta del Paraná estuvo habitado por diferentes grupos poblaci...
The results of macroscopic, microscopic, and metallographic studies of archaeological metal objects ...
Here, we present and discuss the results obtained from a series of techno-morphological and composit...
<p></p><p>ABSTRACT Falda del Cerro is an archaeological site located on the western slope of the Aco...
The archaeological contexts of different periods from Southern Patagonia (Chile and Argentina) frequ...
The aim of this paper is to present the results of the analysis of a gunflints sample from two Colon...
The most ancient metallurgy of precolumbian America originated and evolved in the Andes, reaching gr...
In the Patagonian archaeological record, the preservation of wooden artefacts is very restricted. Fu...
Este artículo presenta algunos estudios metalúrgicos y técnicos de objetos procedentes de Colombia, ...
Mineral colorants are frequent in the Holocene archaeological record of the Southeastern Pampean reg...
The use of new raw materials, particularly glass, stoneware and metal, for manufacturing traditional...
Metallurgy in pre-Columbian America first developed in the Andes, and Peru has long been considered ...
Se presenta el estudio de cuatro placas de metal halladas en un enterratorio de cazadores-recolector...
Laser–induced breakdown spectroscopy (LIBS) was applied for the rapid characterization of the elemen...
Green lithic beads made by Late Holocene hunter-gatherer groups wererecovered from different archaeo...
Hacia finales del Holoceno tardío, el delta del Paraná estuvo habitado por diferentes grupos poblaci...
The results of macroscopic, microscopic, and metallographic studies of archaeological metal objects ...
Here, we present and discuss the results obtained from a series of techno-morphological and composit...
<p></p><p>ABSTRACT Falda del Cerro is an archaeological site located on the western slope of the Aco...
The archaeological contexts of different periods from Southern Patagonia (Chile and Argentina) frequ...
The aim of this paper is to present the results of the analysis of a gunflints sample from two Colon...
The most ancient metallurgy of precolumbian America originated and evolved in the Andes, reaching gr...
In the Patagonian archaeological record, the preservation of wooden artefacts is very restricted. Fu...
Este artículo presenta algunos estudios metalúrgicos y técnicos de objetos procedentes de Colombia, ...
Mineral colorants are frequent in the Holocene archaeological record of the Southeastern Pampean reg...
The use of new raw materials, particularly glass, stoneware and metal, for manufacturing traditional...
Metallurgy in pre-Columbian America first developed in the Andes, and Peru has long been considered ...