Paula Jordão
Biographic Data
| ID | 2147390 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Paula Jordão |
| GIVEN NAMES | Paula |
| FAMILY NAME | Jordão |
| SIGNATURE | JORDÃO P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Lisbon |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-1740-8937 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Follow that blade! − Petroarchaeological proxies as indicators of human mobility during the Copper age of the SW of the Iberian Peninsula
This study increases the understanding of human mobility based on blades Petroarchaeology. • Consumption and circulation of blades from Caxarias flint suggests a preference for these artefacts in South-western Iberia. • The arrival of a large number of blades from over 500 km away highlights the site's importance in the 3rd millennium BC. Petroarchaeological proxies of blades are a powerful tool for the study of mobility in prehistoric population…
Travelin’ stones
The Oolitic chert is an important raw material for large blade production in Betic Cordillera (Spain) during 4th-3rd mill. BCE. These blades are part of a long-distance trade network of artefacts found in Chalcolithic settlements of southwestern Iberia. In Zambujal, the westernmost site with oolitic chert blades, with the source-area distance more than 500km, these utensils are included in the “import package” with remarkable implications for soc…
Raman microspectroscopy applied to flint provenance at the chalcolithic settlement of Zambujal (Torres Vedras, Portugal)
The mineralogical fingerprint of both archaeological and geological flint, measuring by Raman microspectroscopy the α‐quartz, and the minor elements was studied. Quartz crystallinity index, by XRD, was calculated in geological samples. An estimation of the degree of crystallinity through Raman analysis could be used to infer quartz crystallinity in archaeological materials. The evaluation of moganite content allowed a better differentiation among…
Flint sources and mobility at the Chalcolithic (3500–2200 BCE) settlement of Zambujal (Portugal)
Provenance studies of the siliceous sedimentary raw material used by ancient communities are essential to understanding the mobility and exchange networks of these communities. The establishment of the direct procurement territory is the first step to understanding the role of the ‘imported’ artefacts. In this study, flint cores, flakes, bladelets and debitage from the Chalcolithic settlement of Zambujal (Estremadura, Portugal), recovered in exca…
Armas de guerra ou de caça? Funcionalidade e proveniência das pontas de seta do Zambujal (Torres Vedras, Portugal)
Esta contribuição insere-se num trabalho mais vasto que temos vindo a desenvolver desde 2014 sobre a pedra lascada do Zambujal, focalizado na caracterização petrográfica, nas estratégias de aquisição e na gestão dos recursos siliciosos. O povoado fortificado do Zambujal assume-se como um caso de estudo privilegiado na Estremadura portuguesa, pelo elevado número de artefactos de sílex recuperados associados a um contexto cronoestratigráfico, em pa…
A Costa dos Murm?rios
Flint sources and mobility at the Chalcolithic (3500–2200 BCE) settlement of Zambujal (Portugal)
Provenance studies of the siliceous sedimentary raw material used by ancient communities are essential to understanding the mobility and exchange networks of these communities. The establishment of the direct procurement territory is the first step to understanding the role of the ‘imported’ artefacts. In this study, flint cores, flakes, bladelets and debitage from the Chalcolithic settlement of Zambujal (Estremadura, Portugal), recovered in exca…
A Costa dos Murm?rios
Raman microspectroscopy applied to flint provenance at the chalcolithic settlement of Zambujal (Torres Vedras, Portugal)
The mineralogical fingerprint of both archaeological and geological flint, measuring by Raman microspectroscopy the α‐quartz, and the minor elements was studied. Quartz crystallinity index, by XRD, was calculated in geological samples. An estimation of the degree of crystallinity through Raman analysis could be used to infer quartz crystallinity in archaeological materials. The evaluation of moganite content allowed a better differentiation among…
Armas de guerra ou de caça? Funcionalidade e proveniência das pontas de seta do Zambujal (Torres Vedras, Portugal)
Esta contribuição insere-se num trabalho mais vasto que temos vindo a desenvolver desde 2014 sobre a pedra lascada do Zambujal, focalizado na caracterização petrográfica, nas estratégias de aquisição e na gestão dos recursos siliciosos. O povoado fortificado do Zambujal assume-se como um caso de estudo privilegiado na Estremadura portuguesa, pelo elevado número de artefactos de sílex recuperados associados a um contexto cronoestratigráfico, em pa…
A Costa dos Murm?rios
Flint sources and mobility at the Chalcolithic (3500–2200 BCE) settlement of Zambujal (Portugal)
Provenance studies of the siliceous sedimentary raw material used by ancient communities are essential to understanding the mobility and exchange networks of these communities. The establishment of the direct procurement territory is the first step to understanding the role of the ‘imported’ artefacts. In this study, flint cores, flakes, bladelets and debitage from the Chalcolithic settlement of Zambujal (Estremadura, Portugal), recovered in exca…
Raman microspectroscopy applied to flint provenance at the chalcolithic settlement of Zambujal (Torres Vedras, Portugal)
The mineralogical fingerprint of both archaeological and geological flint, measuring by Raman microspectroscopy the α‐quartz, and the minor elements was studied. Quartz crystallinity index, by XRD, was calculated in geological samples. An estimation of the degree of crystallinity through Raman analysis could be used to infer quartz crystallinity in archaeological materials. The evaluation of moganite content allowed a better differentiation among…
Travelin’ stones
The Oolitic chert is an important raw material for large blade production in Betic Cordillera (Spain) during 4th-3rd mill. BCE. These blades are part of a long-distance trade network of artefacts found in Chalcolithic settlements of southwestern Iberia. In Zambujal, the westernmost site with oolitic chert blades, with the source-area distance more than 500km, these utensils are included in the “import package” with remarkable implications for soc…
Follow that blade! − Petroarchaeological proxies as indicators of human mobility during the Copper age of the SW of the Iberian Peninsula
This study increases the understanding of human mobility based on blades Petroarchaeology. • Consumption and circulation of blades from Caxarias flint suggests a preference for these artefacts in South-western Iberia. • The arrival of a large number of blades from over 500 km away highlights the site's importance in the 3rd millennium BC. Petroarchaeological proxies of blades are a powerful tool for the study of mobility in prehistoric population…
Geography (4 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (4 works) · Archaeological and Geological Studies (3 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Bronze Age (3 works) · Chalcolithic (3 works) · Geology (3 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (2 works) · Mineralogy and Gemology Studies (2 works) · Paleontology (2 works)