Joan Carbonell

Joan Carbonell
University of Barcelona | UB · Department of Prehistory, Ancient History and Archaeology

PhD student
I am currently seeking a postdoctoral position.

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Introduction
I am working on the geoarchaeological study of protohistoric and recent prehistoric sites, with a focus on micromorphology. My research includes the analysis of occupation surfaces, activity areas, raw earth construction, and protohistoric structures.

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Publications (4)
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The Fortress of Vilars d’Arbeca (775–300 cal BC) is a reference site for the transition from the Early Iron Age to the Iberian period in the north-east of the Iberian Peninsula. It’s noteworthy, however, that zones to the exterior of these fortified settlements have rarely been the object of thorough analyses as archaeology has normally focused on...
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Livestock penning practices often provide a regular and predictable supply of animal products, including dung, that can be subsequently used in multiple ways, such as fuel, manure and as temper in building materials. Their identification often requires laboratory-based analytical techniques. This poster highlights the value of micromorphology to th...
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The micromorphological study of the Pre-bell beaker Chacolithic unit from El Portalón de Cueva Mayor site (Atapuerca, Burgos) is presented. The identification and characterization of organic clays, witn abundant ovicaprine excrement remains, spherulites, ashes, phytoliths and phosphates has confirmed its use as a pen. The analysis of different thin...
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This paper presents the contributions of micromorphology to the study of the hypogeum of Carrer Paris (Cerdanyola del Vallès, Barcelona), dated between 2878 and 2206 cal BC. The hypogeum of Carrer Paris was first used for a collective inhumation during the Late Neolithic. Afterward it was used again during the Bell-Beaker Chalcolithic for three dif...

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