Una aproximación a las técnicas constructivas de la Alta Edad Media en la Península Ibérica. Entre visigodos y omeyas
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https://doi.org/10.3989/arq.arqt.2005.82Keywords:
Construction techniques, Hispanic architecture, late antiquity, early medieval, wood, stone, ceramic building material, scaffolding, masonry, 8th-11th centuriesAbstract
The study of early medieval architecture of the Iberian Peninsula is in a state of change and renewal, thanks to the application of archaeological methods.
In particular, stratigraphy provides a way of analysing construction techniques, giving these new value as a potential means of distinguishing between different groups of buildings. Thus stratigraphy has become one of the keys to understanding the characteristics of, and the differents between, early medieval architecture and the architecture of late antiquity.
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