Carlo Lugliè
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 174099 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Carlo Lugliè |
| PRENOMES | Carlo |
| SOBRENOME | Lugliè |
| ASSINATURA | LUGLIÈ C |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Cagliari |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3627-0080 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 78 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2006 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Shining Light on Dark Matter
Over the past decade, confocal microscopy has increasingly been employed to examine changes in stone tool surfaces and has proven to be an accurate technique for quantifying use-wear texture. Promising results have emerged from characterizing Polish formation on experimental and archaeological flint tools. Recent studies also highlighted the potential of confocal microscopy for analyzing tools made from reflective materials, such as quartzite. In…
Mapping procurement areas of lithic resources and mobility patterns
Is it possible to define based on the circulation of chert and obsidian the patterns of mobility and the procurement strategies of lithic resources among the first inhabitants of the Western Mediterranean islands of Corsica and Sardinia? This paper tackles this question through the following research objectives: 1) To build, through bibliographic research, a systematic database including all published data concerning the presence of chert and obs…
Chert exploitation and production in Sardinia during the Neolithic
This research deals with the modes of chert exploitation in Sardinia during the Neolithic, combining information on major chert sources identified across the island with the technological analysis on several stratigraphic reliable series. It focuses on the changes in raw material selection and on the evolution of technological behaviours between the 6th and the 4th millennium BCE. The data collected in this work allowed us either to shed a light …
An unusual case of prone position in the Punic/Roman necropolis of Monte Luna in Sardinia (Italy)
Sardinia (Italy), noted for its wealth and strategic position, has been conquered through time by different populations and each one of them instilled their specific culture, ritual behaviour, and customs. Sometimes a clearcut distinction is evident between these cultures, while other times it is more of a natural progression with no marked moment of change evident. This study discusses a single grave from the Necropolis of Monte Luna, establishe…
Rising from the ashes
A Very Early “Fashion”
Ring-shaped objects, used mainly as bracelets, appear in the archaeological record associated with the first farming societies around the Mediterranean area. These bracelets, among other personal ornaments, are related to the spread of the farming economy in the Mediterranean (10th–6th millennium BC). In particular, stone bracelets, given their intricate technology, are linked with the early stages of craft specialization and the beginnings of co…
Geochemical characterisation of pozzolanic obsidian glasses used in the ancient mortars of Nora Roman theatre (Sardinia, Italy)
Your path led trough the sea … The emergence of Neolithic in Sardinia and Corsica
Obsidian economy on the Cauria Plateau (South Corsica, Middle Neolithic)
The role of pottery in Middle Neolithic societies of western Mediterranean (Sardinia, Italy, 4500-4000 cal BC) revealed through an integrated morphometric, use-wear, biomolecular and isotopic approach
Crop and wild plant exploitation in Italy during the Neolithic period
On sourcing obsidian assemblages from the Mediterranean area
Archéométrie de l’obsidienne
Les études de provenance de l'obsidienne se développent en archéologie depuis cinquante ans. Celles-ci nécessitent la plupart du temps le recours à une caractérisation analytique des artefacts pour en déterminer l'origine. Les progrès récents des instruments permettent une mise en œuvre plus souple et rapide des analyses. De nouveaux enjeux surgissent donc pour les archéomètres, archéologues, lithiciens, pour intégrer les stratégies d'étude des c…
Obsidians artefacts from Renaghju (Corsica Island) and the Early Neolithic circulation of obsidian in the Western Mediterranean
Palynological interpretation of the Early Neolithic coastal open-air site at Sa Punta (central-western Sardinia, Italy)
Les restes culinaires de Cuccuru is Arrius (Oristano, Sardaigne)
Although considered a real crossroads on the route of the first waves of migration of Neolithic societies, until now Sardinia has delivered very little data about these colonisation processes. Situated in the Gulf of Oristano, on the western coast of the island, the Middle Neolithic locus of the site of Cuccuru is Arrius thus constitutes a precious archaeological record for a better understanding of settlement modes in the Thyrrenian Islands. Thi…
Early Neolithic obsidians in Sardinia (Western Mediterranean)
Early Neolithic obsidians in Sardinia (Western Mediterranean)
Geochemical characterisation of pozzolanic obsidian glasses used in the ancient mortars of Nora Roman theatre (Sardinia, Italy)
The role of pottery in Middle Neolithic societies of western Mediterranean (Sardinia, Italy, 4500-4000 cal BC) revealed through an integrated morphometric, use-wear, biomolecular and isotopic approach
A Very Early “Fashion”
Ring-shaped objects, used mainly as bracelets, appear in the archaeological record associated with the first farming societies around the Mediterranean area. These bracelets, among other personal ornaments, are related to the spread of the farming economy in the Mediterranean (10th–6th millennium BC). In particular, stone bracelets, given their intricate technology, are linked with the early stages of craft specialization and the beginnings of co…
On sourcing obsidian assemblages from the Mediterranean area
Obsidians artefacts from Renaghju (Corsica Island) and the Early Neolithic circulation of obsidian in the Western Mediterranean
Shining Light on Dark Matter
Over the past decade, confocal microscopy has increasingly been employed to examine changes in stone tool surfaces and has proven to be an accurate technique for quantifying use-wear texture. Promising results have emerged from characterizing Polish formation on experimental and archaeological flint tools. Recent studies also highlighted the potential of confocal microscopy for analyzing tools made from reflective materials, such as quartzite. In…
Rising from the ashes
Palynological interpretation of the Early Neolithic coastal open-air site at Sa Punta (central-western Sardinia, Italy)
Crop and wild plant exploitation in Italy during the Neolithic period
Les restes culinaires de Cuccuru is Arrius (Oristano, Sardaigne)
Although considered a real crossroads on the route of the first waves of migration of Neolithic societies, until now Sardinia has delivered very little data about these colonisation processes. Situated in the Gulf of Oristano, on the western coast of the island, the Middle Neolithic locus of the site of Cuccuru is Arrius thus constitutes a precious archaeological record for a better understanding of settlement modes in the Thyrrenian Islands. Thi…
Early Neolithic obsidians in Sardinia (Western Mediterranean)
Les restes culinaires de Cuccuru is Arrius (Oristano, Sardaigne)
Although considered a real crossroads on the route of the first waves of migration of Neolithic societies, until now Sardinia has delivered very little data about these colonisation processes. Situated in the Gulf of Oristano, on the western coast of the island, the Middle Neolithic locus of the site of Cuccuru is Arrius thus constitutes a precious archaeological record for a better understanding of settlement modes in the Thyrrenian Islands. Thi…
Palynological interpretation of the Early Neolithic coastal open-air site at Sa Punta (central-western Sardinia, Italy)
Archéométrie de l’obsidienne
Les études de provenance de l'obsidienne se développent en archéologie depuis cinquante ans. Celles-ci nécessitent la plupart du temps le recours à une caractérisation analytique des artefacts pour en déterminer l'origine. Les progrès récents des instruments permettent une mise en œuvre plus souple et rapide des analyses. De nouveaux enjeux surgissent donc pour les archéomètres, archéologues, lithiciens, pour intégrer les stratégies d'étude des c…
Obsidians artefacts from Renaghju (Corsica Island) and the Early Neolithic circulation of obsidian in the Western Mediterranean
On sourcing obsidian assemblages from the Mediterranean area
Crop and wild plant exploitation in Italy during the Neolithic period
Your path led trough the sea … The emergence of Neolithic in Sardinia and Corsica
Obsidian economy on the Cauria Plateau (South Corsica, Middle Neolithic)
The role of pottery in Middle Neolithic societies of western Mediterranean (Sardinia, Italy, 4500-4000 cal BC) revealed through an integrated morphometric, use-wear, biomolecular and isotopic approach
Geochemical characterisation of pozzolanic obsidian glasses used in the ancient mortars of Nora Roman theatre (Sardinia, Italy)
Rising from the ashes
A Very Early “Fashion”
Ring-shaped objects, used mainly as bracelets, appear in the archaeological record associated with the first farming societies around the Mediterranean area. These bracelets, among other personal ornaments, are related to the spread of the farming economy in the Mediterranean (10th–6th millennium BC). In particular, stone bracelets, given their intricate technology, are linked with the early stages of craft specialization and the beginnings of co…
Chert exploitation and production in Sardinia during the Neolithic
This research deals with the modes of chert exploitation in Sardinia during the Neolithic, combining information on major chert sources identified across the island with the technological analysis on several stratigraphic reliable series. It focuses on the changes in raw material selection and on the evolution of technological behaviours between the 6th and the 4th millennium BCE. The data collected in this work allowed us either to shed a light …
An unusual case of prone position in the Punic/Roman necropolis of Monte Luna in Sardinia (Italy)
Sardinia (Italy), noted for its wealth and strategic position, has been conquered through time by different populations and each one of them instilled their specific culture, ritual behaviour, and customs. Sometimes a clearcut distinction is evident between these cultures, while other times it is more of a natural progression with no marked moment of change evident. This study discusses a single grave from the Necropolis of Monte Luna, establishe…
Mapping procurement areas of lithic resources and mobility patterns
Is it possible to define based on the circulation of chert and obsidian the patterns of mobility and the procurement strategies of lithic resources among the first inhabitants of the Western Mediterranean islands of Corsica and Sardinia? This paper tackles this question through the following research objectives: 1) To build, through bibliographic research, a systematic database including all published data concerning the presence of chert and obs…
Shining Light on Dark Matter
Over the past decade, confocal microscopy has increasingly been employed to examine changes in stone tool surfaces and has proven to be an accurate technique for quantifying use-wear texture. Promising results have emerged from characterizing Polish formation on experimental and archaeological flint tools. Recent studies also highlighted the potential of confocal microscopy for analyzing tools made from reflective materials, such as quartzite. In…
Archaeology (15 obras) · Geography (14 obras) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (13 obras) · Geology (8 obras) · Mediterranean climate (8 obras) · Ancient history (5 obras) · History (5 obras) · History (5 obras) · Maritime and Coastal Archaeology (5 obras) · Paleontology (5 obras)