Oscar Lantes Suárez
Biographic Data
| ID | 164684 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Oscar Lantes Suárez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Oscar Lantes |
| FAMILY NAME | Suárez |
| SIGNATURE | SUÁREZ O L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidade de Santiago de Compostela |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1987-9759 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Archaeometry analysis of early medieval pottery sherds from Idanha-a-Velha (Portugal)
Since 2017 there has been studies about the Early Medieval Ages (5th to 12th centuries) pottery from Idanha-a-Velha, integrated within a research project directed in analyzing the classical and early medieval city. The archaeometry study presented here had the objective of determining if there was a local production of pottery during the Early Middle Ages and/or the presence of exogenous vessels. There were analyzed 24 samples of pottery from dif…
Shared technologies for pottery and acorns processing? Multidisciplinary and functional approach to modular kilns
This paper deals with the so-called modular kilns, ceramic structures characteristic of the Bronze and Iron Age periods in various regions of Europe. Despite the interest shown in these material forms in recent years, their exact function is still unclear. However, the dominant interpretation within archaeological research has tended to associate them with pottery production. While this hypothesis has been based mainly on macro-observations deriv…
Un yacimiento y tres historias. Biografía de un megalito gallego. El túmulo de Perravella 1 (Cerceda, A Coruña)
Los trabajos de limpieza y un sondeo valorativo superficial realizado sobre el túmulo de Perravella 1 (Acevedo, Cerceda, A Coruña) para evaluar su estado de conservación han sacado a la luz fragmentos de un vaso campaniforme y algunas muestras que pudieron datarse. El estudio combinado de la estratigrafía, los resultados radiocarbónicos y el estudio de la cerámica (formal y arqueométrico) ha permitido constatar un uso prolongado y complejo de un …
Algunas reflexiones sobre un hacha de jadeíta de procedencia alpina depositada en la Real Academia Galega (A Coruña, Galicia)
El análisis arqueométrico de un hacha de color verde recuperada en los años 20 del pasado siglo en el entorno de Monte Aberto-Elviña (A Coruña), que probablemente habría formado parte del ajuar de uno de los tres túmulos que componían la necrópolis homónima, ha permitido determinar que se trata de un hacha tipo Durrington "goutte d'eau", fabricada en jadeíta de origen alpino proveniente posiblemente de las formaciones existentes en San Front (Cun…
A prehistoric jade axe from Galicia (Northwestern Iberia): Researching its origin
The Vilapedre axe (Lugo, Northwest Iberia) has been traditionally considered by archaeologists as evidence of prehistoric long-distance contacts along the Atlantic Coast of France and Spain. This artefact - as other “Tumiac type” axes (long polished blades, generally butt-perforated) - would have been produced in Brittany during the Neolithic (5th millennium BCE) using jadeitite as raw material, a green-coloured rock for which there are sources i…
Cerámica de lujo medieval en dos castillos de la mitra compostelana = Medieval luxury ceramics in two castles of the ‘Compostela’s Miter’
Los castillos de Rocha Branca y Rocha Forte son todo un referente dentro del arzobispado medieval de Santiago, en ellos residirían varios arzobispos, convirtiéndose principalmente Rocha Branca en un auténtico recinto palacial. Debido a ese contexto, los materiales recuperados en los mismos son piezas vidriadas de lujo importadas. Se busca contribuir al estudio de estas piezas, así como a la posible definición de sus lugares de fabricación y técni…
Cuatro ‘Botijuelas’ recuperadas en el Noroeste de Iberia. Procesos de manufactura y reutilización
La botijuela, “anforeta de Indias” o “olive jar” es un recipiente cerámico de época moderna y contemporánea, de distribución planetaria y vinculada originalmente al comercio marítimo ibérico, empleado como transporte de alimentos, siendo reutilizado frecuentemente y utilizado de diversas formas que no tienen relación con su uso primario. En Galicia se empiezan a documentar con cierta frecuencia estos recipientes pero todavía no se ha realizado ni…
Chemical compositional changes in archaeological human bones due to diagenesis: Type of bone vs soil environment
What are large‐scale Archaeometric programmes for? Bell beaker pottery and societies from the third millennium BC in Western Europe
Variability in clay processing recipes for pottery is still at a descriptive stage as far as prehistoric contexts are concerned. This paper intends to go beyond our traditional limits, based on the best‐documented case for prehistory, the Bell Beaker style, which spread throughout the whole of Europe during the third millennium bc . The thousands of archaeometric analyses that have been carried out on the main concentrations from France, Spain an…
Bell Beaker Pottery From Galicia (Nw Spain): An Archaeometric Characterization and Provenance Study of Some Representative Sites. Cerámicas Campaniformes De Galicia (No España): Caracterización Arqueo…
We describe the results of an archaeometric study (mineral and elemental composition) of 55 samples from Bell Beaker vessels recovered from 8 archaeological sites in the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula. The samples are representative of the formal variation of the pottery (both decorated and undecorated) and type of contexts (ceremonial, domestic and funerary) in which Bell Beaker pottery is found in the region. Both, mineral and elemental com…
The colour of ceramics from Bell Beaker contexts in NW Spain: Relation to elemental composition and mineralogy
How Useful is Pyrolysis‐ GC/MS for the Assessment of Molecular Properties of Organic Matter in Archaeological Pottery Matrix? An Exploratory Case Study from North‐West S pain
We applied pyrolysis‐ GC/MS to archaeological potsherds from prehistoric settlements in north‐west Spain, some of which are conspicuously black or exhibit a black inner core from incomplete burn‐out. Virtually all pyrolysis products could be related to thermally modified material (partially polycondensed aromatics and short‐chain alkyl moieties) that most probably formed during firing (as opposed to cooking). Principal component analysis and supp…
O campaneiforme cordado de Forno dos Mouros (Toques, A Coruña)
En este artículo se da a conocer el vaso campaniforme cordado del dolmen de Forno dos Mouros (Toques, A Coruña) como una pieza excepcional en el contexto regional. Se aportan novedades sobre las técnicas decorativas empleadas e información arqueométrica que nos permite conocer otros aspectos del recipiente hasta ahora inéditos. Destaca su fabricación cuidada, elaborada y local pero con influencias decorativas vinculadas íntimamente con la Bretaña…
Chemical compositional changes in archaeological human bones due to diagenesis: Type of bone vs soil environment
The colour of ceramics from Bell Beaker contexts in NW Spain: Relation to elemental composition and mineralogy
O campaneiforme cordado de Forno dos Mouros (Toques, A Coruña)
En este artículo se da a conocer el vaso campaniforme cordado del dolmen de Forno dos Mouros (Toques, A Coruña) como una pieza excepcional en el contexto regional. Se aportan novedades sobre las técnicas decorativas empleadas e información arqueométrica que nos permite conocer otros aspectos del recipiente hasta ahora inéditos. Destaca su fabricación cuidada, elaborada y local pero con influencias decorativas vinculadas íntimamente con la Bretaña…
What are large‐scale Archaeometric programmes for? Bell beaker pottery and societies from the third millennium BC in Western Europe
Variability in clay processing recipes for pottery is still at a descriptive stage as far as prehistoric contexts are concerned. This paper intends to go beyond our traditional limits, based on the best‐documented case for prehistory, the Bell Beaker style, which spread throughout the whole of Europe during the third millennium bc . The thousands of archaeometric analyses that have been carried out on the main concentrations from France, Spain an…
How Useful is Pyrolysis‐ GC/MS for the Assessment of Molecular Properties of Organic Matter in Archaeological Pottery Matrix? An Exploratory Case Study from North‐West S pain
We applied pyrolysis‐ GC/MS to archaeological potsherds from prehistoric settlements in north‐west Spain, some of which are conspicuously black or exhibit a black inner core from incomplete burn‐out. Virtually all pyrolysis products could be related to thermally modified material (partially polycondensed aromatics and short‐chain alkyl moieties) that most probably formed during firing (as opposed to cooking). Principal component analysis and supp…
O campaneiforme cordado de Forno dos Mouros (Toques, A Coruña)
En este artículo se da a conocer el vaso campaniforme cordado del dolmen de Forno dos Mouros (Toques, A Coruña) como una pieza excepcional en el contexto regional. Se aportan novedades sobre las técnicas decorativas empleadas e información arqueométrica que nos permite conocer otros aspectos del recipiente hasta ahora inéditos. Destaca su fabricación cuidada, elaborada y local pero con influencias decorativas vinculadas íntimamente con la Bretaña…
The colour of ceramics from Bell Beaker contexts in NW Spain: Relation to elemental composition and mineralogy
How Useful is Pyrolysis‐ GC/MS for the Assessment of Molecular Properties of Organic Matter in Archaeological Pottery Matrix? An Exploratory Case Study from North‐West S pain
We applied pyrolysis‐ GC/MS to archaeological potsherds from prehistoric settlements in north‐west Spain, some of which are conspicuously black or exhibit a black inner core from incomplete burn‐out. Virtually all pyrolysis products could be related to thermally modified material (partially polycondensed aromatics and short‐chain alkyl moieties) that most probably formed during firing (as opposed to cooking). Principal component analysis and supp…
Bell Beaker Pottery From Galicia (Nw Spain): An Archaeometric Characterization and Provenance Study of Some Representative Sites. Cerámicas Campaniformes De Galicia (No España): Caracterización Arqueo…
We describe the results of an archaeometric study (mineral and elemental composition) of 55 samples from Bell Beaker vessels recovered from 8 archaeological sites in the northwest of the Iberian Peninsula. The samples are representative of the formal variation of the pottery (both decorated and undecorated) and type of contexts (ceremonial, domestic and funerary) in which Bell Beaker pottery is found in the region. Both, mineral and elemental com…
Chemical compositional changes in archaeological human bones due to diagenesis: Type of bone vs soil environment
What are large‐scale Archaeometric programmes for? Bell beaker pottery and societies from the third millennium BC in Western Europe
Variability in clay processing recipes for pottery is still at a descriptive stage as far as prehistoric contexts are concerned. This paper intends to go beyond our traditional limits, based on the best‐documented case for prehistory, the Bell Beaker style, which spread throughout the whole of Europe during the third millennium bc . The thousands of archaeometric analyses that have been carried out on the main concentrations from France, Spain an…
Cerámica de lujo medieval en dos castillos de la mitra compostelana = Medieval luxury ceramics in two castles of the ‘Compostela’s Miter’
Los castillos de Rocha Branca y Rocha Forte son todo un referente dentro del arzobispado medieval de Santiago, en ellos residirían varios arzobispos, convirtiéndose principalmente Rocha Branca en un auténtico recinto palacial. Debido a ese contexto, los materiales recuperados en los mismos son piezas vidriadas de lujo importadas. Se busca contribuir al estudio de estas piezas, así como a la posible definición de sus lugares de fabricación y técni…
Cuatro ‘Botijuelas’ recuperadas en el Noroeste de Iberia. Procesos de manufactura y reutilización
La botijuela, “anforeta de Indias” o “olive jar” es un recipiente cerámico de época moderna y contemporánea, de distribución planetaria y vinculada originalmente al comercio marítimo ibérico, empleado como transporte de alimentos, siendo reutilizado frecuentemente y utilizado de diversas formas que no tienen relación con su uso primario. En Galicia se empiezan a documentar con cierta frecuencia estos recipientes pero todavía no se ha realizado ni…
A prehistoric jade axe from Galicia (Northwestern Iberia): Researching its origin
The Vilapedre axe (Lugo, Northwest Iberia) has been traditionally considered by archaeologists as evidence of prehistoric long-distance contacts along the Atlantic Coast of France and Spain. This artefact - as other “Tumiac type” axes (long polished blades, generally butt-perforated) - would have been produced in Brittany during the Neolithic (5th millennium BCE) using jadeitite as raw material, a green-coloured rock for which there are sources i…
Un yacimiento y tres historias. Biografía de un megalito gallego. El túmulo de Perravella 1 (Cerceda, A Coruña)
Los trabajos de limpieza y un sondeo valorativo superficial realizado sobre el túmulo de Perravella 1 (Acevedo, Cerceda, A Coruña) para evaluar su estado de conservación han sacado a la luz fragmentos de un vaso campaniforme y algunas muestras que pudieron datarse. El estudio combinado de la estratigrafía, los resultados radiocarbónicos y el estudio de la cerámica (formal y arqueométrico) ha permitido constatar un uso prolongado y complejo de un …
Algunas reflexiones sobre un hacha de jadeíta de procedencia alpina depositada en la Real Academia Galega (A Coruña, Galicia)
El análisis arqueométrico de un hacha de color verde recuperada en los años 20 del pasado siglo en el entorno de Monte Aberto-Elviña (A Coruña), que probablemente habría formado parte del ajuar de uno de los tres túmulos que componían la necrópolis homónima, ha permitido determinar que se trata de un hacha tipo Durrington "goutte d'eau", fabricada en jadeíta de origen alpino proveniente posiblemente de las formaciones existentes en San Front (Cun…
Shared technologies for pottery and acorns processing? Multidisciplinary and functional approach to modular kilns
This paper deals with the so-called modular kilns, ceramic structures characteristic of the Bronze and Iron Age periods in various regions of Europe. Despite the interest shown in these material forms in recent years, their exact function is still unclear. However, the dominant interpretation within archaeological research has tended to associate them with pottery production. While this hypothesis has been based mainly on macro-observations deriv…
Archaeometry analysis of early medieval pottery sherds from Idanha-a-Velha (Portugal)
Since 2017 there has been studies about the Early Medieval Ages (5th to 12th centuries) pottery from Idanha-a-Velha, integrated within a research project directed in analyzing the classical and early medieval city. The archaeometry study presented here had the objective of determining if there was a local production of pottery during the Early Middle Ages and/or the presence of exogenous vessels. There were analyzed 24 samples of pottery from dif…
Geography (9 works) · Archaeological and Historical Studies (8 works) · Archaeology (8 works) · Medieval Architecture and Archaeology (6 works) · Pottery (6 works) · Archaeological and Geological Studies (5 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis (4 works) · Geology (4 works)