Eufrasia Roselló-Izquierdo
Biographic Data
| ID | 3860524 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Eufrasia Roselló-Izquierdo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Eufrasia |
| FAMILY NAME | Roselló-Izquierdo |
| SIGNATURE | ROSELLÓ-IZQUIERDO E |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The medieval fisheries of Galicia (Northwestern Iberia)
The origin and development of the Iberian Medieval fisheries is a poorly documented phenomenon both from the standpoint of historical (documentary) and material (archaeological) evidence. Such dearth of knowledge can be explained in terms of proximal (i.e., a deficient retrieval of fish remains) and ultimate causes. Among the latter, the Muslim invasion, that lasted ca. 800 years of the “medieval millennium” in the Iberian Peninsula, needs to be …
Fish- and Shellmiddens from Galicia (Northwest Spain)
The physiographical features of the Galician sea, in particular its temperature, marine currents and plankton richness, have turned its waters into one of the most biologically diversified marine regions of the planet. The 1500 km of shorelines from this Northwest Iberian region are dotted with rías (Galician fjords) where settlements devoted to fishing and trade have existed since prehistoric times. These activities left abundant testimonies in …
El Abrigo del Carabión (San Mamés de Aras-Cantabria, España) en el contexto mesolítico del Estuario del Asón y Marismas de Santoña
En este artculo se ofrece un avance del estudio multidisciplinar del depsito arqueolgico del Abrigo del Carabin (S. Mams de Aras, Cantabria). El yacimiento por su situacin y registro arqueolgico, constituye un enclave fundamental en el anlisis de la transicin en los modos de vida de los ltimos cazadores recolectores a la economa productora en la regin cantbrica. Contiene un depsito de ocupacin humana que abarca desde el XI al VI milenio BP. La es…
The Fishes From Cova Fosca (Castellón, Spain)
The small collection of marine fish remains retrieved at the Epipaleolithic-Neolithic site of Cova Fosca is presented. The relevance of these presumably food items is not quantitative but qualitatively, as we believe it reveals a movement of people between the mountains and the shore taking place for at least 6 millennia rather than a movement of objects, a phenomenon that is discussed from the standpoint of the characteristics of the fish remain…
Santa Catalina (Lequeitio, Basque Country)
Gihayu
An overview of the faunal assemblage retrieved during preliminary excavations of the Neolithic site of Gihayu is presented. The analysis, the first of its kind carried out on a site from Yemen, reveals various similarities and differences with contemporary sites in Oman on the eastern corner of the Arabian Sea. In this site, a heavy reliance on marine resources is noted that testifies both to the collecting of shellfish as well as the fishing of …
Santa Catalina (Lequeitio, Basque Country)
Gihayu
An overview of the faunal assemblage retrieved during preliminary excavations of the Neolithic site of Gihayu is presented. The analysis, the first of its kind carried out on a site from Yemen, reveals various similarities and differences with contemporary sites in Oman on the eastern corner of the Arabian Sea. In this site, a heavy reliance on marine resources is noted that testifies both to the collecting of shellfish as well as the fishing of …
The medieval fisheries of Galicia (Northwestern Iberia)
The origin and development of the Iberian Medieval fisheries is a poorly documented phenomenon both from the standpoint of historical (documentary) and material (archaeological) evidence. Such dearth of knowledge can be explained in terms of proximal (i.e., a deficient retrieval of fish remains) and ultimate causes. Among the latter, the Muslim invasion, that lasted ca. 800 years of the “medieval millennium” in the Iberian Peninsula, needs to be …
Gihayu
An overview of the faunal assemblage retrieved during preliminary excavations of the Neolithic site of Gihayu is presented. The analysis, the first of its kind carried out on a site from Yemen, reveals various similarities and differences with contemporary sites in Oman on the eastern corner of the Arabian Sea. In this site, a heavy reliance on marine resources is noted that testifies both to the collecting of shellfish as well as the fishing of …
The Fishes From Cova Fosca (Castellón, Spain)
The small collection of marine fish remains retrieved at the Epipaleolithic-Neolithic site of Cova Fosca is presented. The relevance of these presumably food items is not quantitative but qualitatively, as we believe it reveals a movement of people between the mountains and the shore taking place for at least 6 millennia rather than a movement of objects, a phenomenon that is discussed from the standpoint of the characteristics of the fish remain…
Santa Catalina (Lequeitio, Basque Country)
El Abrigo del Carabión (San Mamés de Aras-Cantabria, España) en el contexto mesolítico del Estuario del Asón y Marismas de Santoña
En este artculo se ofrece un avance del estudio multidisciplinar del depsito arqueolgico del Abrigo del Carabin (S. Mams de Aras, Cantabria). El yacimiento por su situacin y registro arqueolgico, constituye un enclave fundamental en el anlisis de la transicin en los modos de vida de los ltimos cazadores recolectores a la economa productora en la regin cantbrica. Contiene un depsito de ocupacin humana que abarca desde el XI al VI milenio BP. La es…
Fish- and Shellmiddens from Galicia (Northwest Spain)
The physiographical features of the Galician sea, in particular its temperature, marine currents and plankton richness, have turned its waters into one of the most biologically diversified marine regions of the planet. The 1500 km of shorelines from this Northwest Iberian region are dotted with rías (Galician fjords) where settlements devoted to fishing and trade have existed since prehistoric times. These activities left abundant testimonies in …
The medieval fisheries of Galicia (Northwestern Iberia)
The origin and development of the Iberian Medieval fisheries is a poorly documented phenomenon both from the standpoint of historical (documentary) and material (archaeological) evidence. Such dearth of knowledge can be explained in terms of proximal (i.e., a deficient retrieval of fish remains) and ultimate causes. Among the latter, the Muslim invasion, that lasted ca. 800 years of the “medieval millennium” in the Iberian Peninsula, needs to be …
Geography (6 works) · Archaeology (5 works) · Fishery (4 works) · Fishing (4 works) · Archaeological and Geological Studies (3 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (3 works) · Biology (3 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Maritime and Coastal Archaeology (3 works) · Shore (3 works)