Anna Gómez-Bach
Biographic Data
| ID | 121327 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anna Gómez-Bach |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anna |
| FAMILY NAME | Gómez-Bach |
| SIGNATURE | GÓMEZ-BACH A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat Autonòma de Barcelona |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3419-8396 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 19 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A Salvage Archaeological Excavation at the Sasanian Site of Gatwa-Sûr (Erbil Province, Kurdistan Region of Iraq); A Newly Discovered Early Christian Burial in the Mountains of Soran
The excavation of the site of Gatwa-sûr in the Zagros region of the Kurdistan region of Iraq has provided valuable insights into Early Christian burial practices in Northern Iraq during the Sasanian period. The discovery of an earthenware coffin adorned with symbols that highlight the presence of Christian oriented groups in the region provides new data on burial customs under Sasanian rule. This archaeological evidence strengthens our knowledge …
Investigating the function of late-Neolithic ‘husking trays’ from Syrian Jazira through integrated use-alteration and phytolith analyses
Identifying biological affinities of Holocene northern Iberian populations through the inner structures of the upper first molars
Neolithisation was a relatively fast process that affected both the interior and coastal zones of the Iberian Peninsula, but it was also a heterogeneous process that had diverse impacts on genomic and cultural diversity. In the Late Neolithic-Chalcolithic, a change in funerary practices, cultural material and trade networks occurred, and genomic heterogeneity decreased, suggesting human mobility and genetic admixture between different Iberian pop…
USE of imaging and chemical techniques to observe technological features of the Venus de Gavà
Variation in pottery use across the Early Neolithic in the Barcelona plain
Ceramic-faience hybrids were used to recycle bronze in North-Western European Iron Age egg-shaped crucibles
We investigated the characteristics of a group of 13 Middle Iron Age egg-shaped crucibles and crucible fragments from Tilburg (The Netherlands). We used a combination of optical and chemical analyses, including hand-held XRF, microCT scanning and 3-D printing polarizing light microscopy and SEM-EDX. The chemical analyses confirmed that the crucibles were used for copper alloy metallurgy. Impressions in the lids of the crucibles turned out to be i…
Between Tigris and Zagros
Mesopotamian Prehistory has been attracting increasing interest in recent decades. From the first traces of hominids to the caves frequented by the Neanderthals, from the Neolithisation to the emergence of the first proto-urban and urban experiences, the northern sector of the so-called “Cradle of civilisation” played a fundamental role in the evolutionary dynamics of Western Asia. The northern portion of the Mesopotamian alluvium is the only one…
New data on the 4th-3rd millennia in Northern Mesopotamia
International audience
Conclusion
Avant même que ce numéro spécial de Paléorient ne soit diffusé, le succès remporté par la thématique Préhistoire du Kurdistan irakien était confirmé par le nombre et la qualité des articles qui nous sont parvenus. Depuis 2011, presque toutes les missions travaillant dans la région ont mené des efforts croissants dans le champ des recherches préhistoriques ; ou ont tout au moins développé des axes de recherche sur les périodes allant du Paléolithi…
Entre Tigre et Zagros
L’intérêt suscité par la Préhistoire mésopotamienne n’a cessé de croître tout au long des dernières décennies. Des premières traces d’hominidés aux grottes fréquentées par les Néandertaliens, en passant par la néolithisation et l’émergence des premières expériences proto-urbaines et urbaines, le secteur nord du prétendu « berceau de la civilisation » a joué un rôle fondamental dans la dynamique évolutive du Proche-Orient. La partie nord de la pla…
Conclusion
Even before the publication of this special issue of Paléorient, the success of dedicating a thematic volume to the Prehistory of Iraqi Kurdistan was underscored by the number and quality of the articles received by the editorial committee. Indeed, since 2011, nearly all of the expeditions working in this region have increased their efforts in prehistoric research, or have at least developed research axes on periods from the Paleolithic to the be…
New excavations at Gird Banahilk, a Halafian site in Iraqi Kurdistan
International audience
Sharing spheres of interaction in the 6th millennium cal. BC
Cet article analyse les possibles interactions sociales entre le nord de la Mésopotamie et le Levant Sud au 6e millénaire cal. BC, à partir d’une évaluation des principales données archéologiques datées de cette période dans ces deux zones géographiques. Les données issues principalement des dernières fouilles archéologiques ont permis d’identifier les dynamiques technologiques et économiques dans les cultures archéologiques voisines de cette pér…
Variation in pottery use across the Early Neolithic in the Barcelona plain
Sharing spheres of interaction in the 6th millennium cal. BC
Cet article analyse les possibles interactions sociales entre le nord de la Mésopotamie et le Levant Sud au 6e millénaire cal. BC, à partir d’une évaluation des principales données archéologiques datées de cette période dans ces deux zones géographiques. Les données issues principalement des dernières fouilles archéologiques ont permis d’identifier les dynamiques technologiques et économiques dans les cultures archéologiques voisines de cette pér…
Identifying biological affinities of Holocene northern Iberian populations through the inner structures of the upper first molars
Neolithisation was a relatively fast process that affected both the interior and coastal zones of the Iberian Peninsula, but it was also a heterogeneous process that had diverse impacts on genomic and cultural diversity. In the Late Neolithic-Chalcolithic, a change in funerary practices, cultural material and trade networks occurred, and genomic heterogeneity decreased, suggesting human mobility and genetic admixture between different Iberian pop…
New data on the 4th-3rd millennia in Northern Mesopotamia
International audience
New excavations at Gird Banahilk, a Halafian site in Iraqi Kurdistan
International audience
Investigating the function of late-Neolithic ‘husking trays’ from Syrian Jazira through integrated use-alteration and phytolith analyses
Ceramic-faience hybrids were used to recycle bronze in North-Western European Iron Age egg-shaped crucibles
We investigated the characteristics of a group of 13 Middle Iron Age egg-shaped crucibles and crucible fragments from Tilburg (The Netherlands). We used a combination of optical and chemical analyses, including hand-held XRF, microCT scanning and 3-D printing polarizing light microscopy and SEM-EDX. The chemical analyses confirmed that the crucibles were used for copper alloy metallurgy. Impressions in the lids of the crucibles turned out to be i…
Sharing spheres of interaction in the 6th millennium cal. BC
Cet article analyse les possibles interactions sociales entre le nord de la Mésopotamie et le Levant Sud au 6e millénaire cal. BC, à partir d’une évaluation des principales données archéologiques datées de cette période dans ces deux zones géographiques. Les données issues principalement des dernières fouilles archéologiques ont permis d’identifier les dynamiques technologiques et économiques dans les cultures archéologiques voisines de cette pér…
Between Tigris and Zagros
Mesopotamian Prehistory has been attracting increasing interest in recent decades. From the first traces of hominids to the caves frequented by the Neanderthals, from the Neolithisation to the emergence of the first proto-urban and urban experiences, the northern sector of the so-called “Cradle of civilisation” played a fundamental role in the evolutionary dynamics of Western Asia. The northern portion of the Mesopotamian alluvium is the only one…
New data on the 4th-3rd millennia in Northern Mesopotamia
International audience
Conclusion
Avant même que ce numéro spécial de Paléorient ne soit diffusé, le succès remporté par la thématique Préhistoire du Kurdistan irakien était confirmé par le nombre et la qualité des articles qui nous sont parvenus. Depuis 2011, presque toutes les missions travaillant dans la région ont mené des efforts croissants dans le champ des recherches préhistoriques ; ou ont tout au moins développé des axes de recherche sur les périodes allant du Paléolithi…
Entre Tigre et Zagros
L’intérêt suscité par la Préhistoire mésopotamienne n’a cessé de croître tout au long des dernières décennies. Des premières traces d’hominidés aux grottes fréquentées par les Néandertaliens, en passant par la néolithisation et l’émergence des premières expériences proto-urbaines et urbaines, le secteur nord du prétendu « berceau de la civilisation » a joué un rôle fondamental dans la dynamique évolutive du Proche-Orient. La partie nord de la pla…
Conclusion
Even before the publication of this special issue of Paléorient, the success of dedicating a thematic volume to the Prehistory of Iraqi Kurdistan was underscored by the number and quality of the articles received by the editorial committee. Indeed, since 2011, nearly all of the expeditions working in this region have increased their efforts in prehistoric research, or have at least developed research axes on periods from the Paleolithic to the be…
New excavations at Gird Banahilk, a Halafian site in Iraqi Kurdistan
International audience
Ceramic-faience hybrids were used to recycle bronze in North-Western European Iron Age egg-shaped crucibles
We investigated the characteristics of a group of 13 Middle Iron Age egg-shaped crucibles and crucible fragments from Tilburg (The Netherlands). We used a combination of optical and chemical analyses, including hand-held XRF, microCT scanning and 3-D printing polarizing light microscopy and SEM-EDX. The chemical analyses confirmed that the crucibles were used for copper alloy metallurgy. Impressions in the lids of the crucibles turned out to be i…
USE of imaging and chemical techniques to observe technological features of the Venus de Gavà
Variation in pottery use across the Early Neolithic in the Barcelona plain
Investigating the function of late-Neolithic ‘husking trays’ from Syrian Jazira through integrated use-alteration and phytolith analyses
Identifying biological affinities of Holocene northern Iberian populations through the inner structures of the upper first molars
Neolithisation was a relatively fast process that affected both the interior and coastal zones of the Iberian Peninsula, but it was also a heterogeneous process that had diverse impacts on genomic and cultural diversity. In the Late Neolithic-Chalcolithic, a change in funerary practices, cultural material and trade networks occurred, and genomic heterogeneity decreased, suggesting human mobility and genetic admixture between different Iberian pop…
A Salvage Archaeological Excavation at the Sasanian Site of Gatwa-Sûr (Erbil Province, Kurdistan Region of Iraq); A Newly Discovered Early Christian Burial in the Mountains of Soran
The excavation of the site of Gatwa-sûr in the Zagros region of the Kurdistan region of Iraq has provided valuable insights into Early Christian burial practices in Northern Iraq during the Sasanian period. The discovery of an earthenware coffin adorned with symbols that highlight the presence of Christian oriented groups in the region provides new data on burial customs under Sasanian rule. This archaeological evidence strengthens our knowledge …
Archaeology (7 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (7 works) · Geography (7 works) · Geology (5 works) · Eurasian Exchange Networks (3 works) · Excavation (3 works) · History (3 works) · History (3 works) · Prehistory (3 works) · Archaeology and Historical Studies (2 works)