Karina Gerdau-Radonic
Biographic Data
| ID | 3663656 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Karina Gerdau-Radonic |
| GIVEN NAMES | Karina |
| FAMILY NAME | Gerdau-Radonic |
| SIGNATURE | GERDAU-RADONIC K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Bournemouth University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7079-6417 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 23 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Between Life and Death
Building on previous research, this study reports new stable dietary isotope results in conjunction with existing samples from the individuals buried at Mulhouse-Est. This was an early Neolithic cemetery located in Alsace and consisted of 24 articulated burials in addition to disarticulated remains, belonging to the Linearbandkeramik (LBK) culture. The main research question explored whether the diet thus reconstructed varies with burial practice…
Lexicon of Terms Used in Archaeothanatology
653Preamble: This lexicon is not intended to be exhaustive but as indicative of the relevant published sources available, as well as to aid with definitions of terms when reading contributions herein and elsewhere. Where appropriate and possible, sources in English and French have been included for further reading and research purposes. All translations have been performed by the authors of this lexicon and verified, if possible, with those previ…
Evaluating three methods to estimate the number of individuals from a commingled context
An estimate of how many individuals are represented in a commingled assemblage is important to interpret the wider context (archaeologically or forensically), for further analyses, and for palaeodemographic studies. The aim of this study was to establish whether the Minimum Number of Individuals (MNI) and Minimum Number of Elements (MNE) estimates produced by three different methods (traditional MNI (White, 1953); zonation method (Knüsel and Outr…
Diet in Peru's pre-Hispanic central coast
International audience
Aportación arqueológica al conocimiento del proceso de descomposición del cuerpo humano en posición sentada/flexionada
Archaeological excavation of human remains can provide information on decomposition. From these data it is possible to establish the original lay out of the remains, to distinguish between taphonomic processes and intentional human intervention, and to reveal the presence of decomposed organic materials. From observations made in an archaeological context, the author describes the decomposition of a funerary bundle in a sitting/squatting position…
Why dig looted tombs? Two examples and some answers from Keushu (Ancash highlands, Peru)
Le pillage de sépultures des sites archéologiques andins est principalement le résultat d'une longue tradition dans le commerce d'antiquités associé à la politique du XVIIe siècle « d'extirper les idolâtries » en luttant contre le culte des ancêtres et en détruisant les dépôts mortuaires. En surface, ces dépôts funéraires présentent souvent d'abondants restes désarticulés et déplacés et une absence apparente de mobilier funéraire. Quelles informa…
The collective burials of Tablada de Lurín, Lurín valley, Peru (AD 1-300)1
La nécropole de Tablada de Lurín a fait l’objet de deux occupations successives durant la première moitié de l’intermédiaire ancien. Les objectifs de ce travail étaient de reconstituer le rituel funéraire de la deuxième occupation, très différent de celui de la première occupation, ainsi que de se renseigner sur les modalités de décomposition en position assise. La fouille et l’étude des documents de fouilles précédentes ont permis de rétablir le…
Evaluating three methods to estimate the number of individuals from a commingled context
An estimate of how many individuals are represented in a commingled assemblage is important to interpret the wider context (archaeologically or forensically), for further analyses, and for palaeodemographic studies. The aim of this study was to establish whether the Minimum Number of Individuals (MNI) and Minimum Number of Elements (MNE) estimates produced by three different methods (traditional MNI (White, 1953); zonation method (Knüsel and Outr…
Why dig looted tombs? Two examples and some answers from Keushu (Ancash highlands, Peru)
Le pillage de sépultures des sites archéologiques andins est principalement le résultat d'une longue tradition dans le commerce d'antiquités associé à la politique du XVIIe siècle « d'extirper les idolâtries » en luttant contre le culte des ancêtres et en détruisant les dépôts mortuaires. En surface, ces dépôts funéraires présentent souvent d'abondants restes désarticulés et déplacés et une absence apparente de mobilier funéraire. Quelles informa…
Diet in Peru's pre-Hispanic central coast
International audience
The collective burials of Tablada de Lurín, Lurín valley, Peru (AD 1-300)1
La nécropole de Tablada de Lurín a fait l’objet de deux occupations successives durant la première moitié de l’intermédiaire ancien. Les objectifs de ce travail étaient de reconstituer le rituel funéraire de la deuxième occupation, très différent de celui de la première occupation, ainsi que de se renseigner sur les modalités de décomposition en position assise. La fouille et l’étude des documents de fouilles précédentes ont permis de rétablir le…
The collective burials of Tablada de Lurín, Lurín valley, Peru (AD 1-300)1
La nécropole de Tablada de Lurín a fait l’objet de deux occupations successives durant la première moitié de l’intermédiaire ancien. Les objectifs de ce travail étaient de reconstituer le rituel funéraire de la deuxième occupation, très différent de celui de la première occupation, ainsi que de se renseigner sur les modalités de décomposition en position assise. La fouille et l’étude des documents de fouilles précédentes ont permis de rétablir le…
Why dig looted tombs? Two examples and some answers from Keushu (Ancash highlands, Peru)
Le pillage de sépultures des sites archéologiques andins est principalement le résultat d'une longue tradition dans le commerce d'antiquités associé à la politique du XVIIe siècle « d'extirper les idolâtries » en luttant contre le culte des ancêtres et en détruisant les dépôts mortuaires. En surface, ces dépôts funéraires présentent souvent d'abondants restes désarticulés et déplacés et une absence apparente de mobilier funéraire. Quelles informa…
Aportación arqueológica al conocimiento del proceso de descomposición del cuerpo humano en posición sentada/flexionada
Archaeological excavation of human remains can provide information on decomposition. From these data it is possible to establish the original lay out of the remains, to distinguish between taphonomic processes and intentional human intervention, and to reveal the presence of decomposed organic materials. From observations made in an archaeological context, the author describes the decomposition of a funerary bundle in a sitting/squatting position…
Diet in Peru's pre-Hispanic central coast
International audience
Evaluating three methods to estimate the number of individuals from a commingled context
An estimate of how many individuals are represented in a commingled assemblage is important to interpret the wider context (archaeologically or forensically), for further analyses, and for palaeodemographic studies. The aim of this study was to establish whether the Minimum Number of Individuals (MNI) and Minimum Number of Elements (MNE) estimates produced by three different methods (traditional MNI (White, 1953); zonation method (Knüsel and Outr…
Lexicon of Terms Used in Archaeothanatology
653Preamble: This lexicon is not intended to be exhaustive but as indicative of the relevant published sources available, as well as to aid with definitions of terms when reading contributions herein and elsewhere. Where appropriate and possible, sources in English and French have been included for further reading and research purposes. All translations have been performed by the authors of this lexicon and verified, if possible, with those previ…
Between Life and Death
Building on previous research, this study reports new stable dietary isotope results in conjunction with existing samples from the individuals buried at Mulhouse-Est. This was an early Neolithic cemetery located in Alsace and consisted of 24 articulated burials in addition to disarticulated remains, belonging to the Linearbandkeramik (LBK) culture. The main research question explored whether the diet thus reconstructed varies with burial practice…
Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Archaeology (3 works) · Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Biology (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Context (archaeology (2 works) · Geology (2 works)