RT journal article
T1 Artefactos de sílex procedentes del Monte Hacho (Salobreña, Granada) y de otros yacimientos prehistóricos cercanos: circulación de materias primas hacia la costa de Granada en la Prehistoria reciente
T2 Flint artifacts from Monte Hacho (Salobreña, Granada) and other nearby archaelogical sites: circulation of raw materials towards the coast of Granada in recent prehistory
A1 Redondo Ortega, José Juan
A1 Martínez Rodríguez, Federico
K1 Sílex
K1 canteras
K1 Geoarqueología
K1 circulación
K1 Neolítico
K1 Calcolítico
K1 territorio tecnológico
K1 Flint
K1 quarries
K1 Geoarchaeology
K1 Circulation
K1 Neolithic
K1 Chalcolithic
K1 technological territory
AB The flint artifacts from the Monte Hacho archaeological site (Salobreña, Granada) constitute the  richest  collection  on  the  Granada  coast.  Through  the  application  of  a  geoarchaeological  approach,  based on the non-destructive petrological analysis of the pieces, the circulation of flint to this site and other nearby ones has been established, from the three source areas of the south of the peninsula where specialized laminar production is documented. Consequently, the coast of Granada would be inserted in the homogeneous technological territory proposed by some authors for the interval spanning the IV and III millennia BC, although there is evidence that this circulation would have already occurred since the ancient Neolithic.
PB Editorial UCA
SN 2445-3072
YR 2023
FD 2023-07-26
LK http://hdl.handle.net/10498/29263
UL http://hdl.handle.net/10498/29263
LA spa
DS Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad de Cádiz
RD 05-nov-2026