Las lagunas estratigráficas y las superficies negativas en arqueología
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https://doi.org/10.3989/arq.arqt.2004.68Keywords:
High medieval archaeology, Archaeology of Architecture, Stratigraphy, Stratigraphic gaps, hiatuses, erosional gaps, negative surfaces, recovered unitsAbstract
Owing much to geological research, archaeological stratigraphy and its tools and principles are developed through continuous experiences following a model of critical study and reflection. In this case, we have attempted to approach the issue of stratigraphic gaps, a concept that includes various processes (hiatuses, erosional gaps) and that we have identified through negative surfaces. Their definition and documentation is often vital in archaeological analysis and historical archaeology.
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