Guillermo Bustos-Pérez
Biographic Data
| ID | 9024685 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Guillermo Bustos-Pérez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Guillermo |
| FAMILY NAME | Bustos-Pérez |
| SIGNATURE | BUSTOS-PÉREZ G |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 31 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
What lies in between
Lithic artefacts are usually associated with the different knapping methods used in their production. Flakes exhibit metric and technological features representative of the flaking method used to detach them. However, lithic production is a dynamic process in which discrete methods can be blurred, and in which features can vary throughout the process. An intermediate knapping method between the discoid and Levallois is commonly referred to under …
Combining quantitative approaches to differentiate between backed products from discoidal and Levallois reduction sequences
Backed flakes (core edge flakes and pseudo-Levallois points) represent special products of Middle Paleolithic centripetal flaking strategies. Their peculiarities are due to their roles as both a technological objective and in the management of core convexities to retain its geometric properties during reduction. In Middle Paleolithic contexts, these backed implements are commonly produced during Levallois and discoidal reduction sequences. Backed…
Exploring volume lost in retouched artifacts using height of retouch and length of retouched edge
Quantitative and qualitative analysis for the study of Middle Paleolithic retouched artifacts
Experimental study on flint hammerstone use in Discoid-Levallois technologies
The basins of the Manzanares and Jarama rivers have been connected to human activity since the early Palaeolithic. At the boundary between these rivers the abundance of flint has given place to exploitation and mining activities even in historical times. In recent years, projects related to urban expansion in the southeast of Madrid have brought to light various Palaeolithic deposits associated with workshops and tool production. These sites do n…
Preliminary experimental insights into differential heat impact among lithic artifacts
The presence of thermally altered and broken flint artifacts is common at archaeological sites. Most studies focus their attention on the effects of heat treatment on flint to improve knapping qualities, disregarding the effects of fire over flint under uncontrolled conditions. This paper aims to show how under uncontrolled heating processes flint artifacts develop different heat alterations (such as levels of breakage, presence of scales, etc.) …
Quantitative and qualitative analysis for the study of Middle Paleolithic retouched artifacts
What lies in between
Lithic artefacts are usually associated with the different knapping methods used in their production. Flakes exhibit metric and technological features representative of the flaking method used to detach them. However, lithic production is a dynamic process in which discrete methods can be blurred, and in which features can vary throughout the process. An intermediate knapping method between the discoid and Levallois is commonly referred to under …
Exploring volume lost in retouched artifacts using height of retouch and length of retouched edge
Combining quantitative approaches to differentiate between backed products from discoidal and Levallois reduction sequences
Backed flakes (core edge flakes and pseudo-Levallois points) represent special products of Middle Paleolithic centripetal flaking strategies. Their peculiarities are due to their roles as both a technological objective and in the management of core convexities to retain its geometric properties during reduction. In Middle Paleolithic contexts, these backed implements are commonly produced during Levallois and discoidal reduction sequences. Backed…
Experimental study on flint hammerstone use in Discoid-Levallois technologies
The basins of the Manzanares and Jarama rivers have been connected to human activity since the early Palaeolithic. At the boundary between these rivers the abundance of flint has given place to exploitation and mining activities even in historical times. In recent years, projects related to urban expansion in the southeast of Madrid have brought to light various Palaeolithic deposits associated with workshops and tool production. These sites do n…
Preliminary experimental insights into differential heat impact among lithic artifacts
The presence of thermally altered and broken flint artifacts is common at archaeological sites. Most studies focus their attention on the effects of heat treatment on flint to improve knapping qualities, disregarding the effects of fire over flint under uncontrolled conditions. This paper aims to show how under uncontrolled heating processes flint artifacts develop different heat alterations (such as levels of breakage, presence of scales, etc.) …
Quantitative and qualitative analysis for the study of Middle Paleolithic retouched artifacts
Exploring volume lost in retouched artifacts using height of retouch and length of retouched edge
Combining quantitative approaches to differentiate between backed products from discoidal and Levallois reduction sequences
Backed flakes (core edge flakes and pseudo-Levallois points) represent special products of Middle Paleolithic centripetal flaking strategies. Their peculiarities are due to their roles as both a technological objective and in the management of core convexities to retain its geometric properties during reduction. In Middle Paleolithic contexts, these backed implements are commonly produced during Levallois and discoidal reduction sequences. Backed…
What lies in between
Lithic artefacts are usually associated with the different knapping methods used in their production. Flakes exhibit metric and technological features representative of the flaking method used to detach them. However, lithic production is a dynamic process in which discrete methods can be blurred, and in which features can vary throughout the process. An intermediate knapping method between the discoid and Levallois is commonly referred to under …
Archaeology (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology (6 works) · Archaeology and ancient environmental studies (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Knapping (4 works) · Geology (3 works) · Archaeological and Geological Studies (2 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Image Processing and 3D Reconstruction (2 works)