Article: «Studying Daub» (2022)
María Pastor Quiles (2022) – Studying Daub. Orientations for the Macroscopic Analysis of Earth Building Fragments in Archaeology, Advances in Archaeological Practice, p. 1-12. doi:10.1017/aap.2022.22.
Abstract
Research on hardened daub fragments provides highly relevant data on the building activities of past societies. Unfortunately, in many cases these elements are not considered relevant research objects, resulting in a very important loss of information for archaeology. There is still a long way to go in the studies of earth building remains, the vast majority of which have focused on assemblages coming from specific sites. Likewise, a good number of these studies carried out from a macroscopic approach either have not published the methodology used or barely offer some considerations about it. This article approaches the methodological procedures for their analysis through direct observation, while hoping to contribute to making these remains more visible and to facilitate and promote their study. This methodological proposal can be applicable to materials of different composition and from very different contexts, chronologies, and origins.
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Réseau Terre (4 décembre 2022). Article: «Studying Daub» (2022). Réseau Terre. Consulté le 12 décembre 2024 à l’adresse https://doi.org/10.58079/tnr3