Pilar Lapuente
Biographic Data
| ID | 1768146 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Pilar Lapuente |
| GIVEN NAMES | Pilar |
| FAMILY NAME | Lapuente |
| SIGNATURE | LAPUENTE P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad de Zaragoza |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8321-2396 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1996 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Primera atestación del uso de mármol local en el noroeste peninsular para la producción de sarcófagos tardoantiguos
Se analiza el material soporte en el que está realizado el frente de sarcófago conservado en la iglesia parroquial de Goiáns-Portosín (Porto do Son, A Coruña), una de las piezas tardoantiguas más singulares del NO peninsular. Se ha realizado un estudio detallado de la pieza, con una estrategia de análisis multimétodo que nos ha permitido confirmar el uso de mármol local, lo que descarta las hipótesis previas de su importación desde ámbitos medite…
Göktepe Marble Identification in the Hadrian Portrait of Los Torrejones (Yecla, Murcia) and some Considerations on the Presence of this Marble in Hispania
This work characterises the high-quality white marble used in the bust of Emperor Hadrian found in the Roman villa of Los Torrejones (Yecla, Murcia). The analytical results, compared with the databases pertaining to Hispanic and Mediterranean quarry marbles, reveal its source in the quarries of Göktepe, in Muğla province, Western Turkey. The historical implications of the presence in the villa of an imperial portrait of such quality are discussed…
Compatibility Assessment in the Replacement of Damaged Sandstone Used in the Cathedral of Huesca (Spain)
In order to manage problems arising from rainwater/rock interaction in Miocene sandstones (calcareous litharenites) widely used in various monuments of the Ebro Valley (NE of Spain), a survey has been conducted with particular application to the building and architectural decorative materials of the Cathedral of Huesca. Once the current state of decay was diagnosed and the processes of alteration (enhanced by certain intrinsic factors and their p…
Looking at the Iron Age in the inland Iberia and the Mediterranean influences
The archaeological site called El Pueyo de Marcuello (Huesca, Spain) is an Iron Age urban settlement, geographically situated in inland Iberia, and dated of the second half of the first millennium BCE. The nature and manufacture of their archaeological remains allow identifying this site as a contact point for relevant exchanges, with remarkable connections with Central and Western Mediterranean cultures. These cultural influences and exchanges w…
Identificación de mármoles blancos, grises y blancos y grises empleados en la decoración de la arquitectura de Complutum (Alcalá de Henares, Madrid)
Presentamos los resultados de los análisis arqueométricos (petrografía, microscopía óptica (LPP, LPA), cátodoluminiscencia (CL) y espectrometría de masas de relaciones isotópicas (IRMS) ?13C y ?1?O) a muestras de mármol blanco y/o gris procedentes de la decoración arquitectónica de edificios de la ciudad romana de Complutum (Alcalá de Henares, Madrid). Los mármoles analizados, utilizados en la elaboración de placas de revestimiento y elementos mo…
Las placas marmóreas de San Pedro de Carcacía (Padrón). Nuevas valoraciones interpretativas a partir de su análisis arqueométrico
Se presenta una revisión analítica de las dos placas marmóreas localizadas en la parroquia de Carcacía (Padrón), expuestas en el Museo de la Catedral de Santiago de Compostela. En función del análisis arqueométrico realizado dentro del proyecto “Marmora Galicia”, frente a la consideración generalizada de que se trataba de piezas realizadas en mármol local, éste se ha podido caracterizar como procedente de las canteras de Trigaches-São Brissos, en…
Capiteles marmóreos tardorromanos y altomedievales en Galicia
Dentro de la investigación que se está llevando a cabo para identificar y caracterizar el mármol empleado en Galicia desde la Antigüedad, en este trabajo se presenta por primera vez un inventario de los capiteles marmóreos tardorromanos y altomedievales localizados en el ámbito del actual territorio gallego, incluyendo un importante número de piezas inéditas que amplían significativamente el número de ejemplares conocidos hasta el momento. En efe…
Addressing the controversial origin of the marble source used in the Phoenician anthropoid sarcophagi of Gadir (Cadiz, Spain)
Dating from the fifth century bce , two Phoenician anthropoid sarcophagi, a male and a female, found in Gadir (Cadiz, Spain), are so far the most ancient marble sculptures found in the Iberian Peninsula. The identification of the source of the marble used to produce them has been a subject of controversy for several decades and has recently resurfaced when it was published that they were made by Phoenician artisans using Iberian marble from Macae…
Fragmento de scagliola del siglo XVII en Borja (Zaragoza)
Este artículo presenta el estudio histórico-artístico y las conclusiones del análisis petrológico del fragmento de scagliola de finales del siglo XVII custodiado en el Centro de Estudios Borjanos de la Institución “Fernando el Católico” y procedente de la iglesia de San Miguel de Borja (Zaragoza). En el texto se contextualiza la obra, se explica su técnica, se revelan los materiales que la conforman y se atribuye al artista veneciano Ambrosio Mar…
Approche archéométrique pour l’identification de la provenance des marbres blancs
Les méthodes le plus couramment utilisées pour l’identification de provenance des marbres reposent sur l’observation macroscopique, l’étude pétrographique, la réponse en cathodoluminescence et les analyses isotopiques de l’18O et du 13C. À cette stratégie, une caractérisation à l’échelle moléculaire, voire atomique, peut apporter un complément d’information permettant l’identification de sa provenance. Dans cette présentation, nous vous proposons…
Sourcing and nuclear magnetic resonance
Solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance, which enables the characterization of structures of a variety of materials whatever their crystallinity/amorphous state, is used in the present work to determine the provenance of two raw materials, namely marbles and cherts. Regarding marbles, the 13C NMR signal of the carbonate function contains information about both the Fe content in its area and the presence of calcium substitutions in the calcite crys…
Reply to Comments on the paper “Petrography and Mineralogy of the white marble and black stone of Göktepe (Muğla, Turkey) used in antiquity
NMR as a new tool for cultural heritage application
Identifying the origin of marble used in antiquity brings back to light details of the economic, social and political organization of classical societies, and characterizing in depth the chemistry of marble is key to discovering its provenance. Beyond X‐ray diffraction, which could reveal the presence of discriminant secondary crystalline phases and the quantification of accessory minerals combined with a multivariate analysis approach, solid‐sta…
Petrography and mineralogy of the white marble and black stone of Göktepe (Muğla, Turkey) used in antiquity
The marble of O Incio (Galicia, Spain)
In spite of the great leap forward experienced in our understanding of the use of marble and other ornamental stones in Roman Spain, provenance studies are still quite uncommon in some territories of the Iberian Peninsula. This was the case of the northwesternmost part (modern Galicia), where no significant work had been done until now. Within the framework of an interdisciplinary study, a significant number of objects studied did not match with …
Petrography, geochemistry, and cathodoluminescence of ancient white marble from quarries in the southern Phrygia and northern Caria regions of Turkey
Petrographic Characterization and Provenance Determination of the Crystalline Marbles Used in the R oman City of B anasa ( M orocco)
This paper reports the results of an archaeometric study of the crystalline marbles used in the R oman city of B anasa ( M orocco). On‐site surveys allowed a detailed inspection of the monuments of the ancient city and sampling of the different marble lithotypes used for architectural purposes and sculptures. The inventory was completed by the study of both the grey‐and‐white streaked or spotted marble items stored in the warehouse of the archaeo…
Pediatric Exposure to Drugs of Abuse by Hair Testing
Hair testing is a useful tool to investigate the prevalence of unsuspected chronic exposure to drugs of abuse in pediatric populations and it has been applied to three different cohorts of children from Barcelona, Spain along fifteen years to evaluate eventual changes in this exposure. Children were recruited from three independent studies performed at Hospital del Mar (Barcelona, Spain) and approved by the local Ethics Committee. Hair samples we…
IV Conferencia Internacional Asmosia 1995
Petrographic Characterization and Provenance Determination of the Crystalline Marbles Used in the R oman City of B anasa ( M orocco)
This paper reports the results of an archaeometric study of the crystalline marbles used in the R oman city of B anasa ( M orocco). On‐site surveys allowed a detailed inspection of the monuments of the ancient city and sampling of the different marble lithotypes used for architectural purposes and sculptures. The inventory was completed by the study of both the grey‐and‐white streaked or spotted marble items stored in the warehouse of the archaeo…
Petrography and mineralogy of the white marble and black stone of Göktepe (Muğla, Turkey) used in antiquity
Petrography, geochemistry, and cathodoluminescence of ancient white marble from quarries in the southern Phrygia and northern Caria regions of Turkey
Looking at the Iron Age in the inland Iberia and the Mediterranean influences
The archaeological site called El Pueyo de Marcuello (Huesca, Spain) is an Iron Age urban settlement, geographically situated in inland Iberia, and dated of the second half of the first millennium BCE. The nature and manufacture of their archaeological remains allow identifying this site as a contact point for relevant exchanges, with remarkable connections with Central and Western Mediterranean cultures. These cultural influences and exchanges w…
NMR as a new tool for cultural heritage application
Identifying the origin of marble used in antiquity brings back to light details of the economic, social and political organization of classical societies, and characterizing in depth the chemistry of marble is key to discovering its provenance. Beyond X‐ray diffraction, which could reveal the presence of discriminant secondary crystalline phases and the quantification of accessory minerals combined with a multivariate analysis approach, solid‐sta…
The marble of O Incio (Galicia, Spain)
In spite of the great leap forward experienced in our understanding of the use of marble and other ornamental stones in Roman Spain, provenance studies are still quite uncommon in some territories of the Iberian Peninsula. This was the case of the northwesternmost part (modern Galicia), where no significant work had been done until now. Within the framework of an interdisciplinary study, a significant number of objects studied did not match with …
IV Conferencia Internacional Asmosia 1995
Pediatric Exposure to Drugs of Abuse by Hair Testing
Hair testing is a useful tool to investigate the prevalence of unsuspected chronic exposure to drugs of abuse in pediatric populations and it has been applied to three different cohorts of children from Barcelona, Spain along fifteen years to evaluate eventual changes in this exposure. Children were recruited from three independent studies performed at Hospital del Mar (Barcelona, Spain) and approved by the local Ethics Committee. Hair samples we…
Petrography, geochemistry, and cathodoluminescence of ancient white marble from quarries in the southern Phrygia and northern Caria regions of Turkey
Petrographic Characterization and Provenance Determination of the Crystalline Marbles Used in the R oman City of B anasa ( M orocco)
This paper reports the results of an archaeometric study of the crystalline marbles used in the R oman city of B anasa ( M orocco). On‐site surveys allowed a detailed inspection of the monuments of the ancient city and sampling of the different marble lithotypes used for architectural purposes and sculptures. The inventory was completed by the study of both the grey‐and‐white streaked or spotted marble items stored in the warehouse of the archaeo…
The marble of O Incio (Galicia, Spain)
In spite of the great leap forward experienced in our understanding of the use of marble and other ornamental stones in Roman Spain, provenance studies are still quite uncommon in some territories of the Iberian Peninsula. This was the case of the northwesternmost part (modern Galicia), where no significant work had been done until now. Within the framework of an interdisciplinary study, a significant number of objects studied did not match with …
Petrography and mineralogy of the white marble and black stone of Göktepe (Muğla, Turkey) used in antiquity
Sourcing and nuclear magnetic resonance
Solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance, which enables the characterization of structures of a variety of materials whatever their crystallinity/amorphous state, is used in the present work to determine the provenance of two raw materials, namely marbles and cherts. Regarding marbles, the 13C NMR signal of the carbonate function contains information about both the Fe content in its area and the presence of calcium substitutions in the calcite crys…
Reply to Comments on the paper “Petrography and Mineralogy of the white marble and black stone of Göktepe (Muğla, Turkey) used in antiquity
NMR as a new tool for cultural heritage application
Identifying the origin of marble used in antiquity brings back to light details of the economic, social and political organization of classical societies, and characterizing in depth the chemistry of marble is key to discovering its provenance. Beyond X‐ray diffraction, which could reveal the presence of discriminant secondary crystalline phases and the quantification of accessory minerals combined with a multivariate analysis approach, solid‐sta…
Fragmento de scagliola del siglo XVII en Borja (Zaragoza)
Este artículo presenta el estudio histórico-artístico y las conclusiones del análisis petrológico del fragmento de scagliola de finales del siglo XVII custodiado en el Centro de Estudios Borjanos de la Institución “Fernando el Católico” y procedente de la iglesia de San Miguel de Borja (Zaragoza). En el texto se contextualiza la obra, se explica su técnica, se revelan los materiales que la conforman y se atribuye al artista veneciano Ambrosio Mar…
Approche archéométrique pour l’identification de la provenance des marbres blancs
Les méthodes le plus couramment utilisées pour l’identification de provenance des marbres reposent sur l’observation macroscopique, l’étude pétrographique, la réponse en cathodoluminescence et les analyses isotopiques de l’18O et du 13C. À cette stratégie, une caractérisation à l’échelle moléculaire, voire atomique, peut apporter un complément d’information permettant l’identification de sa provenance. Dans cette présentation, nous vous proposons…
Addressing the controversial origin of the marble source used in the Phoenician anthropoid sarcophagi of Gadir (Cadiz, Spain)
Dating from the fifth century bce , two Phoenician anthropoid sarcophagi, a male and a female, found in Gadir (Cadiz, Spain), are so far the most ancient marble sculptures found in the Iberian Peninsula. The identification of the source of the marble used to produce them has been a subject of controversy for several decades and has recently resurfaced when it was published that they were made by Phoenician artisans using Iberian marble from Macae…
Las placas marmóreas de San Pedro de Carcacía (Padrón). Nuevas valoraciones interpretativas a partir de su análisis arqueométrico
Se presenta una revisión analítica de las dos placas marmóreas localizadas en la parroquia de Carcacía (Padrón), expuestas en el Museo de la Catedral de Santiago de Compostela. En función del análisis arqueométrico realizado dentro del proyecto “Marmora Galicia”, frente a la consideración generalizada de que se trataba de piezas realizadas en mármol local, éste se ha podido caracterizar como procedente de las canteras de Trigaches-São Brissos, en…
Capiteles marmóreos tardorromanos y altomedievales en Galicia
Dentro de la investigación que se está llevando a cabo para identificar y caracterizar el mármol empleado en Galicia desde la Antigüedad, en este trabajo se presenta por primera vez un inventario de los capiteles marmóreos tardorromanos y altomedievales localizados en el ámbito del actual territorio gallego, incluyendo un importante número de piezas inéditas que amplían significativamente el número de ejemplares conocidos hasta el momento. En efe…
Göktepe Marble Identification in the Hadrian Portrait of Los Torrejones (Yecla, Murcia) and some Considerations on the Presence of this Marble in Hispania
This work characterises the high-quality white marble used in the bust of Emperor Hadrian found in the Roman villa of Los Torrejones (Yecla, Murcia). The analytical results, compared with the databases pertaining to Hispanic and Mediterranean quarry marbles, reveal its source in the quarries of Göktepe, in Muğla province, Western Turkey. The historical implications of the presence in the villa of an imperial portrait of such quality are discussed…
Compatibility Assessment in the Replacement of Damaged Sandstone Used in the Cathedral of Huesca (Spain)
In order to manage problems arising from rainwater/rock interaction in Miocene sandstones (calcareous litharenites) widely used in various monuments of the Ebro Valley (NE of Spain), a survey has been conducted with particular application to the building and architectural decorative materials of the Cathedral of Huesca. Once the current state of decay was diagnosed and the processes of alteration (enhanced by certain intrinsic factors and their p…
Looking at the Iron Age in the inland Iberia and the Mediterranean influences
The archaeological site called El Pueyo de Marcuello (Huesca, Spain) is an Iron Age urban settlement, geographically situated in inland Iberia, and dated of the second half of the first millennium BCE. The nature and manufacture of their archaeological remains allow identifying this site as a contact point for relevant exchanges, with remarkable connections with Central and Western Mediterranean cultures. These cultural influences and exchanges w…
Identificación de mármoles blancos, grises y blancos y grises empleados en la decoración de la arquitectura de Complutum (Alcalá de Henares, Madrid)
Presentamos los resultados de los análisis arqueométricos (petrografía, microscopía óptica (LPP, LPA), cátodoluminiscencia (CL) y espectrometría de masas de relaciones isotópicas (IRMS) ?13C y ?1?O) a muestras de mármol blanco y/o gris procedentes de la decoración arquitectónica de edificios de la ciudad romana de Complutum (Alcalá de Henares, Madrid). Los mármoles analizados, utilizados en la elaboración de placas de revestimiento y elementos mo…
Primera atestación del uso de mármol local en el noroeste peninsular para la producción de sarcófagos tardoantiguos
Se analiza el material soporte en el que está realizado el frente de sarcófago conservado en la iglesia parroquial de Goiáns-Portosín (Porto do Son, A Coruña), una de las piezas tardoantiguas más singulares del NO peninsular. Se ha realizado un estudio detallado de la pieza, con una estrategia de análisis multimétodo que nos ha permitido confirmar el uso de mármol local, lo que descarta las hipótesis previas de su importación desde ámbitos medite…
Building materials and conservation (10 works) · Archaeology (9 works) · Geography (9 works) · Geology (9 works) · Provenance (8 works) · Archaeological and Historical Studies (7 works) · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis (7 works) · Geochemistry (7 works) · Medieval Architecture and Archaeology (6 works) · Humanities (5 works)