Titlebook: New Technologies for Archaeology; Multidisciplinary In Markus Reindel,Günther A. Wagner Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 Ar

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Humans and Camelids in River Oases of the Ica–Palpa–Nazca Region in Pre-Hispanic Times – Insights frtate of the art in isotope systematics has been presented in several monographs (Kendall and McDonnell 1998; Valley and Cole 2001; Johnson et al. 2004) and in journal articles (Schmidt 2003; H?lzl et al. 2004, and many articles in . 2004)..The main objectives of isotope applications in archaeometry

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The Nasca and Their Dear Creatures – Molecular Genetic Analysis of Pre-Columbian Camelid Bones and Tetermine the specie of every sample..In bones the portion of llamas and guanacos and in textiles vicu?as and alpacas are dominant. It is assumed that llamas and guanacos were used for daily meat supply or as pack animals in case of the llamas. The predominant use of vicu?as and alpacas seems to have

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Of Layers and Sherds: A Context-Based Relative Chronology of the Nasca Style Pottery from Palpaarguing, the sequential ordering of the pottery now follows the stratigraphic evidence encountered in our excavations in settlement sites. As a result, four settlement phases could be defined for the Palpa area. These newly defined phases reflect changes in settlement habits better than the former s

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Quantum Detection Meets Archaeology – Magnetic Prospection with SQUIDs, Highly Sensitive and Fasty in the Peruvian Palpa region in 2005. Within a couple of days an impressive magnetic database of several hectares was created. This georeferenced archaeological and geological information is used for specific excavations and contributes to the comprehension of the historical contexts of the Palpa region.

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Introduction – New Methods and Technologies of Natural Sciences for Archaeological Investigations inaterial composition of dominant remains, the Danish archaeologist Christian Jü rgensen Thomsen formally introduced in the 1820s the three-age system of prehistoric archaeology into three consecutive time periods: the Stone Age, the Bronze Age, and the Iron Age.

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978-3-642-09954-0Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009

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New Technologies for Archaeology978-3-540-87438-6Series ISSN 1613-9712

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