M I Dias
Biographic Data
| ID | 631864 |
|---|---|
| NAME | M I Dias |
| GIVEN NAMES | M I |
| FAMILY NAME | Dias |
| SIGNATURE | DIAS M I |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 39 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
X-ray and neutron-based non-invasive analysis of prehistoric stone artefacts
Fingerprinting ceramic workshops in the Lusitania Roman world
Heated flint TL-dating for Gruta da Oliveira (Portugal)
Plain Pottery and Social Landscapes
This paper focuses on plain, stylistically unvaried pottery from three Late Neolithic sites from the Mondego Plateau, Portugal, and investigates ceramic production and exchange among small‐scale prehistoric societies by means of thin‐section petrography and chemical analysis (INAA). The results show that the majority of the pottery was made with widely available, granite‐derived sedimentary clays, but petrographic differences between fabrics indi…
Neutron tomography for the assessment of consolidant impregnation efficiency in Portuguese glazed tiles (16th and 18th centuries)
Chemical and mineralogical characterization of historic mortars from the Santa Eulalia de Bóveda temple, NW Spain
Chemical tracers of Lusitanian amphorae kilns from the Tagus estuary (Portugal)
Geochemical signatures of Roman amphorae produced in the Sado River estuary, Lusitania (Western Portugal)
Radiocarbon and Blue Optically Stimulated Luminescence Chronologies of the Oitavos Consolidated Dune (Western Portugal)
The dune of Oitavos, the underlying paleosol, and Helix sp. gastropod shells found within the paleosol were dated using a combination of radiocarbon and blue optically stimulated luminescence (OSL). The organic component of the paleosol produced a significantly older age (∼20,000 cal BP) than the OSL age measurement (∼15,000 yr), while 14 C age measurements on the inorganic component and the gastropods produced ages of ∼35,000 yr and ∼34,000 yr, …
Neutron Activation Analysis of Archaeological Materials
Instrumental neutron activation analysis (INAA) has been applied to archaeological samples at the Portuguese Research Reactor (RPI) since 1973, and the number of samples analysed has increased steadily since the mid‐1990s. Archaeometric applications of INAA at RPI include the analysis of archaeological ceramics and the stones used in monumental architecture (menhirs) and other historical monuments. A programme of analysis also exists for measurin…
Chemical and mineralogical characterization of historic mortars from the Santa Eulalia de Bóveda temple, NW Spain
Neutron Activation Analysis of Archaeological Materials
Instrumental neutron activation analysis (INAA) has been applied to archaeological samples at the Portuguese Research Reactor (RPI) since 1973, and the number of samples analysed has increased steadily since the mid‐1990s. Archaeometric applications of INAA at RPI include the analysis of archaeological ceramics and the stones used in monumental architecture (menhirs) and other historical monuments. A programme of analysis also exists for measurin…
Geochemical signatures of Roman amphorae produced in the Sado River estuary, Lusitania (Western Portugal)
Chemical tracers of Lusitanian amphorae kilns from the Tagus estuary (Portugal)
Plain Pottery and Social Landscapes
This paper focuses on plain, stylistically unvaried pottery from three Late Neolithic sites from the Mondego Plateau, Portugal, and investigates ceramic production and exchange among small‐scale prehistoric societies by means of thin‐section petrography and chemical analysis (INAA). The results show that the majority of the pottery was made with widely available, granite‐derived sedimentary clays, but petrographic differences between fabrics indi…
Fingerprinting ceramic workshops in the Lusitania Roman world
Heated flint TL-dating for Gruta da Oliveira (Portugal)
Neutron tomography for the assessment of consolidant impregnation efficiency in Portuguese glazed tiles (16th and 18th centuries)
Radiocarbon and Blue Optically Stimulated Luminescence Chronologies of the Oitavos Consolidated Dune (Western Portugal)
The dune of Oitavos, the underlying paleosol, and Helix sp. gastropod shells found within the paleosol were dated using a combination of radiocarbon and blue optically stimulated luminescence (OSL). The organic component of the paleosol produced a significantly older age (∼20,000 cal BP) than the OSL age measurement (∼15,000 yr), while 14 C age measurements on the inorganic component and the gastropods produced ages of ∼35,000 yr and ∼34,000 yr, …
Radiocarbon and Blue Optically Stimulated Luminescence Chronologies of the Oitavos Consolidated Dune (Western Portugal)
The dune of Oitavos, the underlying paleosol, and Helix sp. gastropod shells found within the paleosol were dated using a combination of radiocarbon and blue optically stimulated luminescence (OSL). The organic component of the paleosol produced a significantly older age (∼20,000 cal BP) than the OSL age measurement (∼15,000 yr), while 14 C age measurements on the inorganic component and the gastropods produced ages of ∼35,000 yr and ∼34,000 yr, …
Neutron Activation Analysis of Archaeological Materials
Instrumental neutron activation analysis (INAA) has been applied to archaeological samples at the Portuguese Research Reactor (RPI) since 1973, and the number of samples analysed has increased steadily since the mid‐1990s. Archaeometric applications of INAA at RPI include the analysis of archaeological ceramics and the stones used in monumental architecture (menhirs) and other historical monuments. A programme of analysis also exists for measurin…
Geochemical signatures of Roman amphorae produced in the Sado River estuary, Lusitania (Western Portugal)
Chemical tracers of Lusitanian amphorae kilns from the Tagus estuary (Portugal)
Chemical and mineralogical characterization of historic mortars from the Santa Eulalia de Bóveda temple, NW Spain
Neutron tomography for the assessment of consolidant impregnation efficiency in Portuguese glazed tiles (16th and 18th centuries)
Heated flint TL-dating for Gruta da Oliveira (Portugal)
Plain Pottery and Social Landscapes
This paper focuses on plain, stylistically unvaried pottery from three Late Neolithic sites from the Mondego Plateau, Portugal, and investigates ceramic production and exchange among small‐scale prehistoric societies by means of thin‐section petrography and chemical analysis (INAA). The results show that the majority of the pottery was made with widely available, granite‐derived sedimentary clays, but petrographic differences between fabrics indi…
Fingerprinting ceramic workshops in the Lusitania Roman world
X-ray and neutron-based non-invasive analysis of prehistoric stone artefacts
Archaeology (9 works) · Geography (9 works) · Geology (9 works) · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis (7 works) · Building materials and conservation (6 works) · Geochemistry (6 works) · Mineralogy (5 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · Materials Science (4 works) · Provenance (4 works)