Maria Eulàlia Subirà
Biographic Data
| ID | 74438 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maria Eulàlia Subirà |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maria Eulàlia |
| FAMILY NAME | Subirà |
| SIGNATURE | SUBIRÀ M E |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universitat Autonòma de Barcelona |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5315-0051 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 29 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 88 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 29 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Tracing Leprosy: The paleopathological study of the individuals excavated from the Sant Llàtzer leprosarium in Barcelona, Spain (12th-18th c.)
OBJECTIVE: Our objectives are twofold: to analyse the frequency of leprosy-related pathological lesions in the cemetery of Sant Llàtzer Hospital (12th-18th c.); and to examine how individuals affected by the disease were perceived and integrated into society during that period in Barcelona. MATERIALS: The skeletal remains of 87 individuals recovered from the cemetery. METHODS: All remains were analysed macroscopically and, when required, radiogra…
‘Cabezas cortadas’ iberas en contextos cosetanos e ilergetes. Nuevas aportaciones bioantropológicas en El Molí d’Espígol (Tornabous, Lleida) y Olèrdola (Olèrdola, Barcelona)
Este artículo presenta nuevas evidencias de prácticas rituales potencialmente relacionables con las conocidas como ‘cabezas cortadas’. El análisis de hallazgos procedentes de los yacimientos ibéricos de El Molí d’Espígol (Tornabous, Lleida) y Olèrdola (Olèrdola, Barcelona) permiten ampliar la frontera sur de este fenómeno, tradicionalmente asociado a los pueblos indigetes y layetanos al norte del río Llobregat, a contextos cosetanos e ilergetes. …
Evaluation of a Subsequent Deposition of Human Bodies in a Funerary Site in Sardinia (Italy) Using Entomological Evidence
Environmental elements, such as insects, plants, algae and microbes, may provide important information when reconstructing and interpreting past events. In archaeological contexts, the study of the insects associated with dead bodies can contribute to describe funerary practices. Funerary archaeoentomology is increasingly being utilized; however, there is a lack of application in ancient contexts, thousands of years old. During archaeological exc…
A multidisciplinary investigation on the collective identity and social perspective of a medieval Islamic necropolis (eighth–tenth centuries) in Girona (modern Spain)
Territorialisation and human mobility during the Iron Age in NE Iberia: An approach through Isotope Analyses of the Severed Heads from Puig Castellar (Barcelona, Spain) and Ullastret (Girona, Spain)
International audience
Back to the bases: Building a terrestrial water δ18O baseline for archaeological studies in North Patagonia (Argentina)
The funerary use of caves during the Holocene in the Atlantic Western Pyrenees: New information from Atxuri-I and Txotxinkoba caves (Biscay, Northern Iberian Peninsula)
Application of different dental indicators of disruption to assess 'stress' in three prehistoric samples from northeast Iberian Peninsula
Paleogenetic evidence of a Pyrenean Neolithic family: Kinship, physical appearance and biogeography multidisciplinary analysis
Tombes à dalles néolithiques (cistes et chambres) du nord-est de la péninsule Ibérique: Une vision historiographique et chronologique
Les sépultures à dalles néolithiques sont connues depuis le début du XXe siècle, tout particulièrement grâce au travail débuté par J. Vilaró et poursuivi par M. Cura, J. Castany et Ll. Guerrero. Cependant, elles ont reçu de la part des archéologues moins d’attention que d’autres structures funéraires (même si elles sont souvent mentionnées dans la littérature archéologique), ce qui est surprenant. En effet, les tombes découvertes sont nombreuses,…
Rituales con restos humanos en ámbito ilergete: Reflexiones a partir de las evidencias de El Molí d’Espígol (Tornabous, Lérida)
El Molí d’Espígol es el hábitat ibérico más destacado del territorio histórico del pueblo ilergete. El estudio de los restos humanos ya anteriormente conocidos, sumado a la identificación de nuevas evidencias, ha permitido no solo aumentar el elenco de las inhumaciones perinatales del asentamiento, sino también confirmar la existencia de restos humanos de adulto. A partir del estudio de síntesis sobre la presencia de restos humanos en contextos d…
Mesolithic human remains at Cueva de Nerja (Málaga, Spain): Anthropological, Isotopic and Radiocarbon Data
Las “cabezas cortadas” del poblado ibérico del Puig Castellar (Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Barcelona). Datos para una reinterpretación
En 1904 se realizaron los primeros hallazgos de “cabezas cortadas” en el oppidum ibérico de El Puig Castellar de Santa Coloma de Gramenet (Barcelona) y se interpretaron como trofeos bélicos, sin embargo, solo una mínima parte de los mismos había sido dada a conocer sucintamente hasta ahora. Este estudio presenta los resultados del estudio antropológico basado en su descripción, determinación de edad y sexo, estudio patológico y de marcas. Los res…
Nuevos datos cronológicos sobre la cueva sepulcral neolítica de l’Avellaner (Les Planes d’Hostoles, Girona)
restos humanos y su cronologa neoltica tan antigua, ha hecho de este yacimiento un lugar de referencia sobre las prcticas funerarias realizadas por aquellas primigenias comunidades agricultoras y pastoras. Las primeras dataciones que se realizaron a inicios de los 90 ofrecieron resultados con mrgenes de incertidumbre demasiado altos, que generaban ciertas dudas sobre su validez
Territorial mobility and subsistence strategies during the Ebro Basin Late Neolithic-Chalcolithic: A multi-isotope approach from San Juan cave (Loarre, Spain)
To ‘seafood’ or not to ‘seafood’?” An isotopic perspective on dietary preferences at the Mesolithic-Neolithic transition in the Western Mediterranean
Stable isotope investigations of the Prehistory of the Western Mediterranean have increased exponentially during the last decade. This region has a high number of Mesolithic and Neolithic carbon and nitrogen isotope ratio data available compared with other world areas, resulting from the interest in the "transition" between hunter-gathering and farming. This type of analysis is important as one of the few tools that give direct information on the…
Tracing the chronology of neolithic pit and stone box burials in North-eastern Iberia
Biological differences related to cultural variability during the Neolithic in a micro-geographical area of the Iberian Peninsula
Feeding Management Strategies among the Early Neolithic Pigs in the NE of the Iberian Peninsula
The socio-economic relevance of domesticated animals during the Early Neolithic in the Iberian Peninsula is indisputable, yet we essentially know little about the way they were managed. Among domesticated animals, pig (Sus domesticus) was a common food source, and previous studies have shown the potential of stable isotopes for assessing variability in pig diet in relation to husbandry practices. Nevertheless, this approach has never been applied…
Presence of the Diffuse Idiopathic Skeletal Hyperostosis in Avinganya rural population (Lleida, Iberian Peninsula)
Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH) has largely been associated with high socioeconomic status rather than lower social status in paleopathological studies. This difference has been explained as a consequence of a high intake of fats and sedentary lifestyle that could be related to metabolic syndrome and obesity, associated risk factors in DISH by some clinical authors. This association is also known as the ‘monastic way of life’. In …
La nécropole néolithique de la Feixa del Moro (Juberri, Andorre): Examen et nouvelles données
Au début des années 1980, sur un versant des vallées andorranes, un ensemble d’interventions archéologiques réalisées par l’ancien «Servei d’Investigacions Arqueológiques del Patrimoni Artístic Nacional d’Andorra » permit de documenter le site de la Feixa del Moro. En contrebas de terrasses abandonnées, dans une zone de haute montagne, plusieurs structures d’habitat et d’inhumation furent découvertes, situées chronologiquement entre le Néolithiqu…
Les sépultures néolithiques de Can Gambús-2 (Sabadell, Espagne): Nouvelles données sur les pratiques funéraires de la culture des Sepulcros de fosa
From Sado Valley to Europe: Mesolithic dietary practices through different geographic distributions
Les pratiques funéraires dans la nécropole néolithique de Can Gambús-1 (Sabadell, Espagne): De la préparation du corps à la fermeture de la tombe
While the presence of Neolithic communities is attested in the north-eastern part of the Iberian Peninsula from the middle of the sixth millennium BC, it was only a thousand years later that burials in large numbers began to appear. Their abundance and some spectacular aspects are at the origin of the name ‘ Sepulcres de fossa culture’ or ‘ pit grave culture’. Although more than 600 burials are associated with this period, there has not to date b…
Neandertal mtDNA from a Late Pleistocene Human Mandible from the Cova del Gegant (Spain)
Palaeodiets of Humans and Fauna at the Spanish Mesolithic Site of El Collado
The first human stable isotope results from the Spanish Levant, from the Mesolithic (ca. 7500 BP, Mesolithic IIIA phase) site of El Collado (near Oliva, Valencia) provide evidence for the consumption of marine protein by humans, estimated at approximately 25% of the dietary protein for some individuals. Isotopic analysis of human remains from other coastal Mesolithic sites in Europe, particularly along the Atlantic coast, also shows significant c…
From Sado Valley to Europe: Mesolithic dietary practices through different geographic distributions
Feeding Management Strategies among the Early Neolithic Pigs in the NE of the Iberian Peninsula
The socio-economic relevance of domesticated animals during the Early Neolithic in the Iberian Peninsula is indisputable, yet we essentially know little about the way they were managed. Among domesticated animals, pig (Sus domesticus) was a common food source, and previous studies have shown the potential of stable isotopes for assessing variability in pig diet in relation to husbandry practices. Nevertheless, this approach has never been applied…
Mesolithic human remains at Cueva de Nerja (Málaga, Spain): Anthropological, Isotopic and Radiocarbon Data
Biological differences related to cultural variability during the Neolithic in a micro-geographical area of the Iberian Peninsula
Paleogenetic evidence of a Pyrenean Neolithic family: Kinship, physical appearance and biogeography multidisciplinary analysis
Cribra and trace elements in the Prat de la Riba Necropolis (Tarragona, Spain, 3rd-5th centuries AD)
The different kinds of cribra are manifestations of porotic hyperostosis on the orbital roof (cribra orbitalia), on the femur neck (cribra femoralis) or on the humerus head (cribra humeralis). The aetiology of cribra is not clear. Some authors attribute the presence of cribra to anaemia (infectious or genetic) while others consider it the consequence of nutritional deficit. The analysis of trace elements in human bones may help to reveal the aeti…
Application of different dental indicators of disruption to assess 'stress' in three prehistoric samples from northeast Iberian Peninsula
La nécropole néolithique de la Feixa del Moro (Juberri, Andorre): Examen et nouvelles données
Au début des années 1980, sur un versant des vallées andorranes, un ensemble d’interventions archéologiques réalisées par l’ancien «Servei d’Investigacions Arqueológiques del Patrimoni Artístic Nacional d’Andorra » permit de documenter le site de la Feixa del Moro. En contrebas de terrasses abandonnées, dans une zone de haute montagne, plusieurs structures d’habitat et d’inhumation furent découvertes, situées chronologiquement entre le Néolithiqu…
Les pratiques funéraires dans la nécropole néolithique de Can Gambús-1 (Sabadell, Espagne): De la préparation du corps à la fermeture de la tombe
While the presence of Neolithic communities is attested in the north-eastern part of the Iberian Peninsula from the middle of the sixth millennium BC, it was only a thousand years later that burials in large numbers began to appear. Their abundance and some spectacular aspects are at the origin of the name ‘ Sepulcres de fossa culture’ or ‘ pit grave culture’. Although more than 600 burials are associated with this period, there has not to date b…
Arqueometría antropológica en el sepulcro megalítico de El Palomar: Contribución al conocimiento histórico de la campiña sevillana
We present an study of the analytics realized in human bones found inside the dolmenic structure of "El Palomar" taking over in the Barcelona Autonomous University. This work is integrated in the Investigation Project that about the Analysis of cultural process which has been operated in the agrarian societies of the Sevillian countryside is been carried out in the Prehistory and Archaeology Department of the Seville University
Arqueometría antropológica en el sepulcro megalítico de El Palomar: Contribución al conocimiento histórico de la campiña sevillana
We present an study of the analytics realized in human bones found inside the dolmenic structure of "El Palomar" taking over in the Barcelona Autonomous University. This work is integrated in the Investigation Project that about the Analysis of cultural process which has been operated in the agrarian societies of the Sevillian countryside is been carried out in the Prehistory and Archaeology Department of the Seville University
Cribra and trace elements in the Prat de la Riba Necropolis (Tarragona, Spain, 3rd-5th centuries AD)
The different kinds of cribra are manifestations of porotic hyperostosis on the orbital roof (cribra orbitalia), on the femur neck (cribra femoralis) or on the humerus head (cribra humeralis). The aetiology of cribra is not clear. Some authors attribute the presence of cribra to anaemia (infectious or genetic) while others consider it the consequence of nutritional deficit. The analysis of trace elements in human bones may help to reveal the aeti…
Palaeodiets of Humans and Fauna at the Spanish Mesolithic Site of El Collado
The first human stable isotope results from the Spanish Levant, from the Mesolithic (ca. 7500 BP, Mesolithic IIIA phase) site of El Collado (near Oliva, Valencia) provide evidence for the consumption of marine protein by humans, estimated at approximately 25% of the dietary protein for some individuals. Isotopic analysis of human remains from other coastal Mesolithic sites in Europe, particularly along the Atlantic coast, also shows significant c…
La necrópolis de Can Gambús-1 (Sabadell, Barcelona). Nuevos conocimientos sobre las prácticas funerarias durante el Neolítico medio en el Noreste de la Península Ibérica
Presentamos el conjunto de inhumaciones de Can Gambús-1, de cronología neolítica y asociadas a la denominada “Cultura de los Sepulcros de Fosa” (finales del V a inicios del IV milenio cal BC). El objetivo principal es informar de las novedades relativas a los procedimientos de construcción de las fosas y a los materiales empleados en la cobertura de las sepulturas, además del tratamiento dado a algunos de los cadáveres. Ello ha sido posible graci…
Neandertal mtDNA from a Late Pleistocene Human Mandible from the Cova del Gegant (Spain)
From Sado Valley to Europe: Mesolithic dietary practices through different geographic distributions
Les pratiques funéraires dans la nécropole néolithique de Can Gambús-1 (Sabadell, Espagne): De la préparation du corps à la fermeture de la tombe
While the presence of Neolithic communities is attested in the north-eastern part of the Iberian Peninsula from the middle of the sixth millennium BC, it was only a thousand years later that burials in large numbers began to appear. Their abundance and some spectacular aspects are at the origin of the name ‘ Sepulcres de fossa culture’ or ‘ pit grave culture’. Although more than 600 burials are associated with this period, there has not to date b…
Les sépultures néolithiques de Can Gambús-2 (Sabadell, Espagne): Nouvelles données sur les pratiques funéraires de la culture des Sepulcros de fosa
Presence of the Diffuse Idiopathic Skeletal Hyperostosis in Avinganya rural population (Lleida, Iberian Peninsula)
Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH) has largely been associated with high socioeconomic status rather than lower social status in paleopathological studies. This difference has been explained as a consequence of a high intake of fats and sedentary lifestyle that could be related to metabolic syndrome and obesity, associated risk factors in DISH by some clinical authors. This association is also known as the ‘monastic way of life’. In …
La nécropole néolithique de la Feixa del Moro (Juberri, Andorre): Examen et nouvelles données
Au début des années 1980, sur un versant des vallées andorranes, un ensemble d’interventions archéologiques réalisées par l’ancien «Servei d’Investigacions Arqueológiques del Patrimoni Artístic Nacional d’Andorra » permit de documenter le site de la Feixa del Moro. En contrebas de terrasses abandonnées, dans une zone de haute montagne, plusieurs structures d’habitat et d’inhumation furent découvertes, situées chronologiquement entre le Néolithiqu…
Feeding Management Strategies among the Early Neolithic Pigs in the NE of the Iberian Peninsula
The socio-economic relevance of domesticated animals during the Early Neolithic in the Iberian Peninsula is indisputable, yet we essentially know little about the way they were managed. Among domesticated animals, pig (Sus domesticus) was a common food source, and previous studies have shown the potential of stable isotopes for assessing variability in pig diet in relation to husbandry practices. Nevertheless, this approach has never been applied…
Nuevos datos cronológicos sobre la cueva sepulcral neolítica de l’Avellaner (Les Planes d’Hostoles, Girona)
restos humanos y su cronologa neoltica tan antigua, ha hecho de este yacimiento un lugar de referencia sobre las prcticas funerarias realizadas por aquellas primigenias comunidades agricultoras y pastoras. Las primeras dataciones que se realizaron a inicios de los 90 ofrecieron resultados con mrgenes de incertidumbre demasiado altos, que generaban ciertas dudas sobre su validez
Territorial mobility and subsistence strategies during the Ebro Basin Late Neolithic-Chalcolithic: A multi-isotope approach from San Juan cave (Loarre, Spain)
To ‘seafood’ or not to ‘seafood’?” An isotopic perspective on dietary preferences at the Mesolithic-Neolithic transition in the Western Mediterranean
Stable isotope investigations of the Prehistory of the Western Mediterranean have increased exponentially during the last decade. This region has a high number of Mesolithic and Neolithic carbon and nitrogen isotope ratio data available compared with other world areas, resulting from the interest in the "transition" between hunter-gathering and farming. This type of analysis is important as one of the few tools that give direct information on the…
Tracing the chronology of neolithic pit and stone box burials in North-eastern Iberia
Biological differences related to cultural variability during the Neolithic in a micro-geographical area of the Iberian Peninsula
Las “cabezas cortadas” del poblado ibérico del Puig Castellar (Santa Coloma de Gramenet, Barcelona). Datos para una reinterpretación
En 1904 se realizaron los primeros hallazgos de “cabezas cortadas” en el oppidum ibérico de El Puig Castellar de Santa Coloma de Gramenet (Barcelona) y se interpretaron como trofeos bélicos, sin embargo, solo una mínima parte de los mismos había sido dada a conocer sucintamente hasta ahora. Este estudio presenta los resultados del estudio antropológico basado en su descripción, determinación de edad y sexo, estudio patológico y de marcas. Los res…
Back to the bases: Building a terrestrial water δ18O baseline for archaeological studies in North Patagonia (Argentina)
The funerary use of caves during the Holocene in the Atlantic Western Pyrenees: New information from Atxuri-I and Txotxinkoba caves (Biscay, Northern Iberian Peninsula)
Application of different dental indicators of disruption to assess 'stress' in three prehistoric samples from northeast Iberian Peninsula
Paleogenetic evidence of a Pyrenean Neolithic family: Kinship, physical appearance and biogeography multidisciplinary analysis
Tombes à dalles néolithiques (cistes et chambres) du nord-est de la péninsule Ibérique: Une vision historiographique et chronologique
Les sépultures à dalles néolithiques sont connues depuis le début du XXe siècle, tout particulièrement grâce au travail débuté par J. Vilaró et poursuivi par M. Cura, J. Castany et Ll. Guerrero. Cependant, elles ont reçu de la part des archéologues moins d’attention que d’autres structures funéraires (même si elles sont souvent mentionnées dans la littérature archéologique), ce qui est surprenant. En effet, les tombes découvertes sont nombreuses,…
Rituales con restos humanos en ámbito ilergete: Reflexiones a partir de las evidencias de El Molí d’Espígol (Tornabous, Lérida)
El Molí d’Espígol es el hábitat ibérico más destacado del territorio histórico del pueblo ilergete. El estudio de los restos humanos ya anteriormente conocidos, sumado a la identificación de nuevas evidencias, ha permitido no solo aumentar el elenco de las inhumaciones perinatales del asentamiento, sino también confirmar la existencia de restos humanos de adulto. A partir del estudio de síntesis sobre la presencia de restos humanos en contextos d…
Mesolithic human remains at Cueva de Nerja (Málaga, Spain): Anthropological, Isotopic and Radiocarbon Data
Tracing Leprosy: The paleopathological study of the individuals excavated from the Sant Llàtzer leprosarium in Barcelona, Spain (12th-18th c.)
OBJECTIVE: Our objectives are twofold: to analyse the frequency of leprosy-related pathological lesions in the cemetery of Sant Llàtzer Hospital (12th-18th c.); and to examine how individuals affected by the disease were perceived and integrated into society during that period in Barcelona. MATERIALS: The skeletal remains of 87 individuals recovered from the cemetery. METHODS: All remains were analysed macroscopically and, when required, radiogra…
Geography (23 works) · Archaeology (20 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (14 works) · Forensic Anthropology and Bioarchaeology Studies (13 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (11 works) · Peninsula (10 works) · Archaeological and Geological Studies (9 works) · Art (9 works) · Humanities (8 works) · Paleopathology and ancient diseases (8 works)