Abstract
The traceological analysis of the manufacturing macrotraces on ceramics recovered from the Quatre Pilans I site (Lleida) (Middle Neolithic I), compared with ethnoarchaeological and experimental references, has documented two forming sequences in their formation processes, distinguished by the body construction technique: the use of juxtaposed spiral patches in one case and the coiling of fine and alternating coils in another. In addition to identifying the modeling techniques used on the pottery from Quatre Pilans I, these results expand both the temporal and geographical knowledge of the modeling techniques employed during the early phases of the Neolithic in the northeastern Iberian Peninsula and the Ebro Valley.
| Translated title of the contribution | Determination of the modeling techniques of ceramic production of Quatre Pilans I (Lleida) (4214-3804 cal BC) based on traceological analysis |
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| Original language | Spanish |
| Journal | Munibe monographs. Anthropology and Archaeology series |
| Issue number | 3 |
| Publication status | Published - 2025 |
Keywords
- Tecnología cerámica
- Traceología
- Macrotrazas de fabricación
- Maneras de hacer
- Oarches espiralados yuxtapuestos
- Uurdido de colombinos alternos
- Neolítico medio I
- Noreste peninsular
- Teknologia zeramikoa
- Trazeologia
- Fabrikazioko makrotrazak
- Egiteko moduak
- Elkarren ondoan jarritako adabaki espiralatuak
- Aldizkako kolonbinoen irazkitze I
- Erdiko Neolitoa
- Penintsulako ipar-ekialdea
- Ceramic Technology
- traceology
- Manufacturing macrotraces
- Ways of doing
- Juxtaposed spial patches
- Alternating coils
- Middle Neolithic I
- Northeastern Iberian Peninsula