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In this work, a mobile system designed to manage information at an excavation site is presented. A group of wireless devices connected to the telephone network, send the data collected by different users to a common database. At the same time, every archaeological finding is integrated into the information system when it is tagged with a NFC transp...
Part of the archaeological research is based on the recovery and analysis of archaeological artefacts. The information associated to these elements is huge and is collected in different scenarios, generally lacking of an appropriate IT infrastructure, and by different users. The value of these data is not static and it can be corrected after a clea...
La prospección bibliográfica consiste en localizar datos inéditos o erróneamente identificados en libros. Francisco Jiménez de Urrea señala en la obra de Lastanosa Museo de las Medallas Desconocidas Españolas la aparición en Torrellas (Zaragoza) de una moneda con un gallo y un delfín, que hasta el presente no ha sido identificada. Estos motivos sól...
The aim of this work is an approach using multisource remote sensing techniques to study and to evaluate the natural and cultural heritage within the framework of a global research in the Mesoamerican Corridor. Remote sensing, as a non-destructive technique, enable the measurement of spectral anomalies and biophysical parameters which may be indica...
The Segeda I site is located in northeastern Spain and holds the remains of an important city mentioned in Roman sources on the conquest of the Iberian Peninsula, particularly the Celtiberian war, from 153 to 133 BC. Recent excavations at this site have revealed a peculiar structure outside the perimeter wall that can be related more to defensive o...
Three-dimensional ground-penetrating radar (3D-GPR) is one of the highest resolution geophysical methods for exploring the shallow subsurface and it is widely utilized in the diverse fields requiring this kind of information: for example archaeology, civil engineering and environmental studies. Currently, there are several ways to present 3D-GPR re...
At the 20th International Conference of the European Society for Astronomy in Culture, held in Slovenia in 2012, Reza Assasi (2013) presented the paper 'Swastika: The Forgotten Constellation Representing the Chariot of Mithras', in which he identified Mithras and his quadriga with the constellation Draco, centre of the zodiac in the map of the star...
The aim of this work is an approach using multisensor remote sensing techniques to recognize the potential remains and recreate the original landscape of three archaeological sites. We investigate the spectral characteristics of the reflectance parameter and emissivity in the pattern recognition of archaeological materials in several hyperspectral...
As part of an extended program on archaeometric research of the Celtiberian production centres situated along the Central Iberian Range, ceramic fragments of different vessel types from two selected Celtiberian workshops were analyzed: La Rodriga (Guadalajara, Spain) and Allueva II (Teruel, Spain), dated from the 3<sup>nd</sup> to the 2<sup>st</sup...
tags in order to identify them in an unambiguous way. In this way, it is possible to trace the relevant
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The work presented in this study took place in the archaeological area of Segeda (Mara-Belmonte de Gracián, Zaragoza), corresponding to the homonymous Celtiberian city. It is located in the north-eastern part of the Iberian Peninsula, next to the Perejiles River, an affluent of the River Jalón, covering an area of 40 ha. The extension, peculiarity...
The aim of this work is the archaeometric characterization of pottery production related with five local Celtiberian production centres from the Central Iberian’s Chain. In these potter’s workshops dated from the third to the second centuries BC, have been made wheel’s pottery grouped in three main types of vessels: storage/transport, service and t...
Thisworkshowstheresultsaboutarchaeometricanalysisofpotteryproductionsrelatedwithsixlocal
CeltiberianproductioncentresfromtheregionofTeruel(Spain).Inthesepotter’sworkshopsdatedfromthethird
tothesecondcenturiesBC,havebeenmadewheel’spotterygroupedindifferenttypesofvessels.Themaingoalof
thisresearchistocharacterizedifferentceramicpastesfromamineralogic...
Nonfluoroscopic intracardiac navigation systems reduce the dose of radiation in most ablation procedures. However, they have not been sufficiently studied as a sole guidance tool for electrode catheter handling.
The purpose of our study was to assess the feasibility and safety of catheter ablation for atrioventricular nodal re-entrant tachycardia (...
La investigación sobre la cosmogonía celtibérica ha servido como base para una de las actividades teatrales del programa �Segeda Didáctica III�, desarrollado dentro del Proyecto Segeda: el de una obra de teatro realizada por un grupo de jóvenes de entre 12 y 18 años denominado �Segedatro�, en la que se ha tenido que crear la dramatización, los vest...
In this paper we are analysing, from a diacronic perspective, how a mountain range can influence, as a determining factor, on the different ways of life. The chosen area is the central stretch of the Iberian Mountain Range, where the authors of this paper have been researching for the last thirty years. The time range spans seven millennia, those r...
This paper presents the methodological developments applied to the research of Celtiberian pottery
worskshops in the Central Iberian Chain and describes the typological sets established for the ceramic
productions retrieved from these sites. An integral approach is adopted, incorporating various levels of
information derived from different forms of...
The aim of this work is the archaeometric characterization of pottery production related with five local Celtiberian production centres from the Central Iberian's Chain. In these potter's workshops dated from the third to the second centuries BC, have been made wheel's pottery grouped in three main types of vessels: Storage/transport, service and t...
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This article analyses the emergence of coining in the north-east of the Iberian Peninsula and the Ebro valley and its development up to the fall of Segeda in the year 153 BC. The first mints to produce coinage were the Greek colonies of Emporion and Rhode. As the Second Punic War progressed, their drachmas were imitated by a number of Iberian oppid...
Many of the Iron Age Iberian groups along the coast of Hispania are referred to in classical texts as togati and considered peaceful citizens of civilised lifestyles. The Celtiberians of the peninsula's hinterland, on the other hand, were generally regarded as primitive barbarians before their annexation by the Roman Empire. According to this ethno...
This article defends the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) for the management, analysis, examination and modelling of the archaeological data concerning the territory. Within this context, we outline some types of analyses that are being carried out with the use of GIS applied to the case of Segeda. Drawing on these and other experiments,...
Appian tells that the people of Segeda (a Celtiberian city of the Belos) forced their neighbours, among which were the Titos, to assemble in their city. The building of the wall which would surround that urban enlargement motivated the Roman declaration of war and the abandonment of the town in the year 153 B.C. Archeological research have allowed...
The Journal Kalathos appeared in 1981. It is published annually by the Seminario de Arqueología y Etnología Turolense (SAET), an institute of Teruel College, today called School of Arts and Social Sciences, in Teruel. The journal contains two sections, Archaeology and Ethnology or Anthropology. Since 1981, this second section has been smaller than...
Cuando Roma conquistó el valle del Ebro la sociedad indígena tenía una organización política basada en las ciudades. Las etnias nunca constituyeron estados. La ciudad de Calagurris Nassica acuñó monedas con el nombre de kalakorikos, escrito en lengua celtibérica. Su adscripción a los vascones es tardía, en un momento en el que los nombres de las et...
Se da cuenta de la campaña de excavaciones en el área 3 de la ciudad prerromana de Segeda.
Se presenta el primer yacimiento del valle medio del Ebro fechado en el tránsito del Ibérico Antiguo al Pleno (625/575 a. C.), localizado bajo los restos del castillo islámico y medieval cristiano de Cuarte (Zaragoza, España). La presencia de una gran cantidad de cerámicas a mano y a torno de técnica ibérica y celtibérica, permite documentar un int...
Se analizan los dos tipos de testimonios cultuales de carácter rural de época ibérica identificados en la provincia de Teruel. En ambos casos no existe una relación de exclusividad entre ritual y grupo étnico: en Peñalba de Villastar confluye el culto céltico al dios Lugus con las características de los santuarios rupestres del área ibérica; las cu...
Presentación de un nuevo yacimiento prerromano con niveles del Ibérico Antiguo de transición al medio, en el que se realiza un completo estudio sobre la cerámica a mano y a torno del yacimiento, con especial interés en la cerámica a torno de técnica ibérica y una función relacionada con el comercio y consume del vino. La cronología del yacimiento s...
Para alguno de los territorios insertos en el valle del Ebro se ha señalado que la division entre Bronce Medio y Bronce Tardío es puramente convencional, pues no hay elementos claros que permitan su diferenciación. Sin embargo, en otros territorios peninsulares, fundamentalmente del ámbito mediterráneo, el Bronce Tardío viene a representar el final...
La opinión, bastante generalizada, por la que el primer urbanismo o poblamiento con estructuras estables en el valle medio del Ebro corresponde a los poblados de los Campos de Urnas y por lo tanto se vincula su origen a las influenias transpirenaicas del Bronce final que da lugar a cambios culturales como el surgimiento del urbanismo, está siendo c...
From early in the 80's the studies on the Bronze Age have undergone a substantial development in the Aragonese territory, particularly in the Teruel area. The incorporation of age-dates, which have contributed to the clarification of chronological matters, has been one of the immediate consequences. In this paper these issues are undertaken startin...
The existence of four stages of slope evolution that are reflected morphologically by debris-covered triangular slope facets, provides significant data with respect to the development of scarp slopes in the central Ebro Basin (Spain). The data supplied indicate a scarp retreat calculated to be around 103yr. -from Authors
La presente publicación tiene la finalidad de adelantar los resultados de las investigaciones que llevamos a cabo en el poblado del Bronce Medio de la Hoya Quemada, con motivo de la visita organizada a los asistentes al Coloquio del Microespacio. En el momento en que se realiza la redacción del mismo todavía no ha finalizado la excavación del prese...
This area, contammg many archaelogical sites, make possible the acoomplishment of some datations relating to different geomorphological processes. Two accumulative stages separated by erosion periods can be distinguished. The oldest accumulative level has finished elaborating after the Roman age; the la test accumulation does not provide any chrono...
A clear slope deformation is evidenced in the surroundings of Aguaton (province of Teruel, E. Spain) producing a distinct step along the slope. The hanging wall appears infilled by slope materials; fragments of ceramics allowing an estimate dating between 1200 and 500 BC. This is regarded as the result of a very recent crustal activity. -from Engli...
The Segeda Project has set as its objective the study of the Celtiberian city-state of Segeda and its associated territories. This city was initially located at the Poyo de Mara and was later rebuilt in Durón de Belmonte Gracián (Zaragoza) after its destruction in 153 BCE. Alongside the archaeological investigation (which is focused on the excavati...
The aims of this work is to approach to the prehistoric iron technology by means of three smelting experiments of iron ore (hematite) using two slag-pit furnaces of different size. After analysis in the laboratory of the resulting materials, the parameters influencing metal obtaining are discussed.
The Celtiberians are undoubtedly the people from ancient Hispania that have attracted the highest level of interest among scholars within the different disciplines (e.g. archaeologists, linguists, and historians). This critical review of the post-1998 literature on the Celtiberians has been divided into nine sections: the meaning of the word "Celti...
RESUMEN: El consumo y producción del vino llega al Bajo Ebro en el siglo VII, hasta el siglo V no alcan-za el territorio de la actual Zaragoza y se debe esperar a inicios del siglo II a. ABSTRACT: Wine was produced and consumed in the Low Ebro Valley as early as the 7 th c. BCE. However, it was not available in significant quanti-ties in the region...
