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From archaeological sites to nanoscale: the quest of tailored analytical strategy and modelling

From archaeological sites to nanoscale: the quest of tailored analytical strategy and modelling

... or Archaeological science) to assess the nanometric and micro- scopic composition or structure of the archaeological materials found during exca- vations (see other ...different archaeological ...

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Chupicuaro archaeological sites: from magnetic survey to excavation (late pre-classic period, Middle Lerma Valley, Guanajuato, Mexico)

Chupicuaro archaeological sites: from magnetic survey to excavation (late pre-classic period, Middle Lerma Valley, Guanajuato, Mexico)

... Chupicuaro archaeological sites: from magnetic survey to excavation (late pre-classic period, Middle Lerma Valley, Guanajuato, Mexico) », ArcheoSciences [Online], 33 ...

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Grapes and vines of the Phoenicians: morphometric analyses of pips from modern varieties and Iron Age archaeological sites in the Western Mediterranean

Grapes and vines of the Phoenicians: morphometric analyses of pips from modern varieties and Iron Age archaeological sites in the Western Mediterranean

... Age archaeological sites in the Western Mediterranean Claudia Moricca, Laurent Bouby, Vincent Bonhomme, Sarah Ivorra, Guillem Pérez-Jordà, Lorenzo Nigro, Federica Spagnoli, Leonor Peña-Chocarro, ...

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The APPEAR Method for guiding the valorisation of urban archaeological sites

The APPEAR Method for guiding the valorisation of urban archaeological sites

... the archaeological objects available; the requirements of the design plan (which depends on available space and the requirement of preventive conservation); the budget and the resources available for upkeep and ...

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Between the Danube Delta and the Black Sea. Preliminary results of a multi-proxy study of two archaeological sites (Histria and Halmyris, Romania)

Between the Danube Delta and the Black Sea. Preliminary results of a multi-proxy study of two archaeological sites (Histria and Halmyris, Romania)

... 21 as in regional ones (the wars between Hellenistic kingdoms) (Pippidi 1967). The Early Roman Period marks the end of Histria’s autonomy. In spite of this, the city became prosperous once again in the 2nd c. AD, as ...

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Remains of Leatherback turtles, Dermochelys coriacea , at Mid-Late Holocene archaeological sites in coastal Oman: clues of past worlds

Remains of Leatherback turtles, Dermochelys coriacea , at Mid-Late Holocene archaeological sites in coastal Oman: clues of past worlds

... Schott & McCreary (2001) and Schott, Xie & McCreary (2009) have provided abundant oceanographic documentation for this phenomenon; indeed, the “Ras al Hadd Jet” figures prominently in their figures and discussions ...

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Analysis of a sub-bottom sonar profiler for surveying underwater archaeological sites

Analysis of a sub-bottom sonar profiler for surveying underwater archaeological sites

... By characterizing the transducer and the signal processing electronics it was possible to collect quantitative field data with the sensor and compare it with a model [r] ...

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Lockdown reveals cracks in archaeological heritage protection

Lockdown reveals cracks in archaeological heritage protection

... In the 1960s, rapid economic development became the number-one cause of the destruction of archaeological sites in western countries. At that time, many historical remains were destroyed to make room for ...

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Islands and archaeological research in Western France

Islands and archaeological research in Western France

... high archaeological potential of 35 sites, especially megaliths distributed over the 1520 hectares of the ...150 archaeological sites or deposits, dating from the Palaeolithic period up to ...

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Some Considerations on the Integration of Geophysical Data into Archaeological Research

Some Considerations on the Integration of Geophysical Data into Archaeological Research

... the archaeological picture is an aim in ...all archaeological sites or when dealing with a large panel of different problems in ...appropriate sites in order to obtain this kind of result. ...

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Towards an Archaeological Information System: Improving the Core Data Model

Towards an Archaeological Information System: Improving the Core Data Model

... The archaeological object is placed in the center of our model and is the smallest unit of our ...an archaeological object in a large temporal ...an archaeological object are ...

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Le silex bédoulien sur les sites chasséens du Languedoc : étude fonctionnelle, statut des sites et réseaux de diffusion

Le silex bédoulien sur les sites chasséens du Languedoc : étude fonctionnelle, statut des sites et réseaux de diffusion

... Au regard de la proportion de lamelles en silex bédou- lien chauffé, de leur forte standardisation et du déficit de nucléus, l’hypothèse d’un statut de site redistributeur de silex bédoulien chauffé a été proposée pour ...

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A phylogenetic approach of mythology and its archaeological consequences.

A phylogenetic approach of mythology and its archaeological consequences.

... The protomyth can itself be used to make inferences about the behaviour of its Saharan speakers. It in- forms us about what they were communicating and documents evidence for a strong belief in the possibility for an ...

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Archaeological Arsenical Bronzes and Equilibrium in the As-Cu System

Archaeological Arsenical Bronzes and Equilibrium in the As-Cu System

... phase diagram of the Cu rich end of the Cu-As system illustrating a eutectic at 685°C and 20.8 wt.% As with a maximum solubility of 7.96 wt.% As; adapted and modified from Ref. [2] Figure 3 Row A-C (from left to right): ...

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Tracking archaeological and historical mines using mineral prospectivity mapping.

Tracking archaeological and historical mines using mineral prospectivity mapping.

... these sites may have experienced polymetallic exploitation, possibly operating in several successive ...39 sites (out of the original 109), including 20 sites with lead (and possibly silver) mining ...

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Towards an Archaeological Information System: improving the core data model

Towards an Archaeological Information System: improving the core data model

... Muriel Van Ruymbeke- Cyril Carré - Vincent Delfosse – Pierre Hallot – Michelle Pfeiffer- Roland Billen... Research Context.[r] ...

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From Archaeological Sherds to Qualitative Information for Settlement Pattern Studies

From Archaeological Sherds to Qualitative Information for Settlement Pattern Studies

... these off-sites units cannot be accurately dated and they cover a long period of time. We cannot often go further from the traditional divisions in large periods, as the Iron Age for example. These different ...

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Semantic enrichment in the archaeological field: the case of Calakmul

Semantic enrichment in the archaeological field: the case of Calakmul

... Workshop of the COST action TU0801 – Liege, 23-24 nov 2009...  Objects change over the time..[r] ...

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Droit de réponse et sites Internet

Droit de réponse et sites Internet

... ses sites ainsi, semble-t-il, que dans d’autres médias (sont mentionnés à cet égard des articles du quotidien LES ECHOS, des interviewes accordées à la station EUROPE 1 et à la chaîne LCI, et des communiqués de ...

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Étude des sites web des universités

Étude des sites web des universités

... des sites qui ont été totalement refondus de manière à ce que la plus grande partie des contenus soit présentée d’une manière unifiée et valorisante, en particulier ce qui a trait aux formations, aux composantes, ...

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