Josep Tarrús
Biographic Data
| ID | 74437 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Josep Tarrús |
| GIVEN NAMES | Josep |
| FAMILY NAME | Tarrús |
| SIGNATURE | TARRÚS J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Museu d'Arqueologia de Catalunya |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 45 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1982 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Cal BC in the Middle Ebro valley and the northeast of the Iberian peninsular
Neolithic of impressed, incised and grooved potteries and the Epicardial Neolithic represent cultural phenomena that are part of the first agropastoral groups in the Iberian Peninsula, sometimes as the first stage of neolithization, and sometimes as its consolidation. In Ebro valley and the NE of Iberia, these two cultural groups have a similar chronological development and similar ceramic decorations. However, their geographical distribution dif…
Nuevos datos cronológicos sobre la cueva sepulcral neolítica de l’Avellaner (Les Planes d’Hostoles, Girona)
restos humanos y su cronologa neoltica tan antigua, ha hecho de este yacimiento un lugar de referencia sobre las prcticas funerarias realizadas por aquellas primigenias comunidades agricultoras y pastoras. Las primeras dataciones que se realizaron a inicios de los 90 ofrecieron resultados con mrgenes de incertidumbre demasiado altos, que generaban ciertas dudas sobre su validez
Characterizing prehistoric archery
Prehistoric Occupation of Banyoles Lakeshore
Recent research at the Neolithic site of La Draga on the edge of Banyoles Lake (Girona, Spain) has documented evidence for the occupation of the lakeshore from the final quarter of the sixth millennium cal BC. Excavation during 2010 and 2011 identified at least two episodes of occupation. The oldest episode includes wooden structures, which were superseded and overlain by a paving of travertine blocks during the younger phase. Archaeological mate…
Harvesting cereals and other plants in Neolithic Iberia
Marvellous preservation of organic materials at the Neolithic site of La Draga in north-east Iberia include a range of wooden harvesting tools. The authors examine the wood and flint to describe a range of the earliest harvesting techniques and their diverse applications
The Late Roman Villa of Vilauba and its Context. A First Report on Field-Work and Excavation in Catalunya, North-East Spain, 1978–81
The first three seasons of a joint Anglo-Catalan research project in north-eastern Spain have concentrated on the Roman villa of Vilauba. It has been shown that the site was occupied for some nine centuries, but the most important discoveries have been the elucidation of substantial phases of occupation from the fifth to seventh centuries A.D., which included in the latest phase a large press building for olive oil. These findings have pointed to…
Characterizing prehistoric archery
Prehistoric Occupation of Banyoles Lakeshore
Recent research at the Neolithic site of La Draga on the edge of Banyoles Lake (Girona, Spain) has documented evidence for the occupation of the lakeshore from the final quarter of the sixth millennium cal BC. Excavation during 2010 and 2011 identified at least two episodes of occupation. The oldest episode includes wooden structures, which were superseded and overlain by a paving of travertine blocks during the younger phase. Archaeological mate…
Harvesting cereals and other plants in Neolithic Iberia
Marvellous preservation of organic materials at the Neolithic site of La Draga in north-east Iberia include a range of wooden harvesting tools. The authors examine the wood and flint to describe a range of the earliest harvesting techniques and their diverse applications
The Late Roman Villa of Vilauba and its Context. A First Report on Field-Work and Excavation in Catalunya, North-East Spain, 1978–81
The first three seasons of a joint Anglo-Catalan research project in north-eastern Spain have concentrated on the Roman villa of Vilauba. It has been shown that the site was occupied for some nine centuries, but the most important discoveries have been the elucidation of substantial phases of occupation from the fifth to seventh centuries A.D., which included in the latest phase a large press building for olive oil. These findings have pointed to…
The Late Roman Villa of Vilauba and its Context. A First Report on Field-Work and Excavation in Catalunya, North-East Spain, 1978–81
The first three seasons of a joint Anglo-Catalan research project in north-eastern Spain have concentrated on the Roman villa of Vilauba. It has been shown that the site was occupied for some nine centuries, but the most important discoveries have been the elucidation of substantial phases of occupation from the fifth to seventh centuries A.D., which included in the latest phase a large press building for olive oil. These findings have pointed to…
Harvesting cereals and other plants in Neolithic Iberia
Marvellous preservation of organic materials at the Neolithic site of La Draga in north-east Iberia include a range of wooden harvesting tools. The authors examine the wood and flint to describe a range of the earliest harvesting techniques and their diverse applications
Prehistoric Occupation of Banyoles Lakeshore
Recent research at the Neolithic site of La Draga on the edge of Banyoles Lake (Girona, Spain) has documented evidence for the occupation of the lakeshore from the final quarter of the sixth millennium cal BC. Excavation during 2010 and 2011 identified at least two episodes of occupation. The oldest episode includes wooden structures, which were superseded and overlain by a paving of travertine blocks during the younger phase. Archaeological mate…
Characterizing prehistoric archery
Nuevos datos cronológicos sobre la cueva sepulcral neolítica de l’Avellaner (Les Planes d’Hostoles, Girona)
restos humanos y su cronologa neoltica tan antigua, ha hecho de este yacimiento un lugar de referencia sobre las prcticas funerarias realizadas por aquellas primigenias comunidades agricultoras y pastoras. Las primeras dataciones que se realizaron a inicios de los 90 ofrecieron resultados con mrgenes de incertidumbre demasiado altos, que generaban ciertas dudas sobre su validez
Cal BC in the Middle Ebro valley and the northeast of the Iberian peninsular
Neolithic of impressed, incised and grooved potteries and the Epicardial Neolithic represent cultural phenomena that are part of the first agropastoral groups in the Iberian Peninsula, sometimes as the first stage of neolithization, and sometimes as its consolidation. In Ebro valley and the NE of Iberia, these two cultural groups have a similar chronological development and similar ceramic decorations. However, their geographical distribution dif…
Archaeological and Geological Studies (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Archaeological and Historical Studies (4 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · Ancient history (2 works) · Art (2 works) · Excavation (2 works) · Geology (2 works) · History (2 works)