Sergio Jiménez-Manchón
Biographic Data
| ID | 120415 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Sergio Jiménez-Manchón |
| GIVEN NAMES | Sergio |
| FAMILY NAME | Jiménez-Manchón |
| SIGNATURE | JIMÉNEZ-MANCHÓN S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Institución Milá y Fontanals de Investigación en Humanidades |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2244-8813 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 40 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Agropastoral strategies in the Early Iron Age (7th-6th c. BCE) in NE Iberia
This is a key site for investigating NE Iberian socio-economic dynamics in the Iron Age. • Interdisciplinary analysis reveals new insights into agropastoral strategies. • Intensive cereal agriculture and minor cultivation of legumes. • Grape seed may indicate early introduction of wine in NE Iberia. • Cattle dominated herds, used for traction, meat and milk. This work presents the zooarchaeological and archaeobotanical analysis of the Early Iron …
Multifactorial temporo-spatial structuring of the morphological diversity of domestic pigs, sheep, and goats between Catalonia (Spain) and Languedoc (France) from the Iron Age to Antiquity
Comparative analysis of confocal microscopy objective magnifications on dental microwear texture Analysis. Implications for dietary reconstruction in caprines
In DMTA, a wide range of microscope objectives has been used, but its variability has been little explored. • This study presents a comparative analysis of dental microwear texture through different microscope objectives. • Dental microwear allowed distinguishing between wild and domestic caprine diets using 10x/0.30, 20x/0.45, 50x/0.80 and 100x/0.80 objectives. • A greater magnification and numerical aperture offer a higher discriminant capacity…
Assessing diet and animal mobility in Iron Age Languedoc, southern France
The societies living in the present-day Languedoc region during the Iron Age (7th-2nd c. BC) experienced a series of progressive transformations, including a demographic growth and an increase in social differentiation, affecting their economic, social and political structure. This context certainly influenced economic organisation, including farming strategies. However, the relationship between animal husbandry and the economical and political c…
A combined approach to reconstructing livestock management in Iron Age north-eastern Iberia
International audience
Discriminating dietary behaviour between wild and domestic goats using dental microwear texture
Current evidence supports the idea that animal domestication occurred in multiple loci and at different time periods throughout the Near East rather than according to a single origin. In this scenario, the southern Levant is being increasingly considered as another presumed primary centre of goat domestication, alongside eastern Anatolia and the Zagros. Assessing the status (i.e. wild or domestic) of this animal in this region, however, is hamper…
Quantitative Dental Mesowear Analysis in Domestic Caprids
The impact of sediment abrasion on tooth microwear analysis
Discriminating management strategies in modern and archaeological domestic caprines using low-magnification and confocal dental microwear analyses
Exploring low-magnification dental microwear of domestic ungulates
Can bone surface modifications help to identify livestock pens? The case of the Iron Age settlement of El Turó de la Font de la Canya (Barcelona, Spain)
Reconstruction of Caprine Management and Landscape Use Through Dental Microwear Analysis
This paper presents the results of a pilot study using dental microwear analysis on 23 sheep and goat teeth dated to the 6th century BC from the Iron Age site of El Turó Font de la Canya (Barcelona, Spain). This study aimed to reconstruct livestock management practices and landscape use. The dental microwear pattern indicates that sheep and goats could have been grazing in the same area where vegetation was composed of shrubs, bushes and non-gram…
Analysis of seasonal mobility of sheep in Iron Age Catalonia (north-eastern Spain) based on strontium and oxygen isotope analysis from tooth enamel
The impact of sediment abrasion on tooth microwear analysis
Analysis of seasonal mobility of sheep in Iron Age Catalonia (north-eastern Spain) based on strontium and oxygen isotope analysis from tooth enamel
Reconstruction of Caprine Management and Landscape Use Through Dental Microwear Analysis
This paper presents the results of a pilot study using dental microwear analysis on 23 sheep and goat teeth dated to the 6th century BC from the Iron Age site of El Turó Font de la Canya (Barcelona, Spain). This study aimed to reconstruct livestock management practices and landscape use. The dental microwear pattern indicates that sheep and goats could have been grazing in the same area where vegetation was composed of shrubs, bushes and non-gram…
Assessing diet and animal mobility in Iron Age Languedoc, southern France
The societies living in the present-day Languedoc region during the Iron Age (7th-2nd c. BC) experienced a series of progressive transformations, including a demographic growth and an increase in social differentiation, affecting their economic, social and political structure. This context certainly influenced economic organisation, including farming strategies. However, the relationship between animal husbandry and the economical and political c…
Discriminating dietary behaviour between wild and domestic goats using dental microwear texture
Current evidence supports the idea that animal domestication occurred in multiple loci and at different time periods throughout the Near East rather than according to a single origin. In this scenario, the southern Levant is being increasingly considered as another presumed primary centre of goat domestication, alongside eastern Anatolia and the Zagros. Assessing the status (i.e. wild or domestic) of this animal in this region, however, is hamper…
Can bone surface modifications help to identify livestock pens? The case of the Iron Age settlement of El Turó de la Font de la Canya (Barcelona, Spain)
Analysis of seasonal mobility of sheep in Iron Age Catalonia (north-eastern Spain) based on strontium and oxygen isotope analysis from tooth enamel
Reconstruction of Caprine Management and Landscape Use Through Dental Microwear Analysis
This paper presents the results of a pilot study using dental microwear analysis on 23 sheep and goat teeth dated to the 6th century BC from the Iron Age site of El Turó Font de la Canya (Barcelona, Spain). This study aimed to reconstruct livestock management practices and landscape use. The dental microwear pattern indicates that sheep and goats could have been grazing in the same area where vegetation was composed of shrubs, bushes and non-gram…
Discriminating management strategies in modern and archaeological domestic caprines using low-magnification and confocal dental microwear analyses
Exploring low-magnification dental microwear of domestic ungulates
Can bone surface modifications help to identify livestock pens? The case of the Iron Age settlement of El Turó de la Font de la Canya (Barcelona, Spain)
Quantitative Dental Mesowear Analysis in Domestic Caprids
The impact of sediment abrasion on tooth microwear analysis
Assessing diet and animal mobility in Iron Age Languedoc, southern France
The societies living in the present-day Languedoc region during the Iron Age (7th-2nd c. BC) experienced a series of progressive transformations, including a demographic growth and an increase in social differentiation, affecting their economic, social and political structure. This context certainly influenced economic organisation, including farming strategies. However, the relationship between animal husbandry and the economical and political c…
A combined approach to reconstructing livestock management in Iron Age north-eastern Iberia
International audience
Discriminating dietary behaviour between wild and domestic goats using dental microwear texture
Current evidence supports the idea that animal domestication occurred in multiple loci and at different time periods throughout the Near East rather than according to a single origin. In this scenario, the southern Levant is being increasingly considered as another presumed primary centre of goat domestication, alongside eastern Anatolia and the Zagros. Assessing the status (i.e. wild or domestic) of this animal in this region, however, is hamper…
Comparative analysis of confocal microscopy objective magnifications on dental microwear texture Analysis. Implications for dietary reconstruction in caprines
In DMTA, a wide range of microscope objectives has been used, but its variability has been little explored. • This study presents a comparative analysis of dental microwear texture through different microscope objectives. • Dental microwear allowed distinguishing between wild and domestic caprine diets using 10x/0.30, 20x/0.45, 50x/0.80 and 100x/0.80 objectives. • A greater magnification and numerical aperture offer a higher discriminant capacity…
Multifactorial temporo-spatial structuring of the morphological diversity of domestic pigs, sheep, and goats between Catalonia (Spain) and Languedoc (France) from the Iron Age to Antiquity
Agropastoral strategies in the Early Iron Age (7th-6th c. BCE) in NE Iberia
This is a key site for investigating NE Iberian socio-economic dynamics in the Iron Age. • Interdisciplinary analysis reveals new insights into agropastoral strategies. • Intensive cereal agriculture and minor cultivation of legumes. • Grape seed may indicate early introduction of wine in NE Iberia. • Cattle dominated herds, used for traction, meat and milk. This work presents the zooarchaeological and archaeobotanical analysis of the Early Iron …
Biology (12 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (11 works) · Geography (11 works) · Archaeology (10 works) · Ecology (9 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (8 works) · Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies (6 works) · Livestock (6 works) · Forestry (5 works) · Iron Age (5 works)