2021
DOI: 10.17561/aytm.v28.6298
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Investigación del metal y Arqueología Medieval en la península ibérica: estado de la cuestión y nuevas perspectivas

Abstract: En este trabajo presentamos una revisión y un balance sobre el estado actual de la investigación metalúrgica en la Arqueología Medieval peninsular. De igual manera, hacemos una reflexión acerca de las nuevas aportaciones que, desde la Arqueometalurgia o la Arqueología de la Producción, aún poco desarrolladas en el ámbito de la Edad Media, pueden contribuir a generar nuevos datos históricos sobre las sociedades medievales a través del conocimiento de la cadena operativa del metal, desde sus centros de explotaci… Show more

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“…This project employs machine learning techniques to boost the geo-localization accuracy of lead isotope ratios from the Andes, an approach underexplored in this geographical context. Geographic tracing of raw materials, particularly through lead isotopes, has been a well-established practice in various regions of the world, notably Europe, aiding in the historical and archaeological understanding of trade routes and cultural exchanges (Hernández-Casas, 2021). South American studies, such as those by (Craig et al, 2007) and (Parodi, 2008), have explored elemental characterization to explore the provenance of objects in the Andes, but this approach can lead to unconfident geo-localization assumptions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This project employs machine learning techniques to boost the geo-localization accuracy of lead isotope ratios from the Andes, an approach underexplored in this geographical context. Geographic tracing of raw materials, particularly through lead isotopes, has been a well-established practice in various regions of the world, notably Europe, aiding in the historical and archaeological understanding of trade routes and cultural exchanges (Hernández-Casas, 2021). South American studies, such as those by (Craig et al, 2007) and (Parodi, 2008), have explored elemental characterization to explore the provenance of objects in the Andes, but this approach can lead to unconfident geo-localization assumptions.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%