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Archaeological thinking: between space and time

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Scheme 1 – A general framework for archaeological problems.

Scheme 1 – A general framework for archaeological problems.

Fig. 1 – The Iron Age cemetery of Carmona. A distribution map of burials.

Fig. 1 – The Iron Age cemetery of Carmona. A distribution map of burials.

Fig. 2 – The Iron Age cemetery of Carmona. Kernel Density Mapping showing different concentrations of graves.

Fig. 2 – The Iron Age cemetery of Carmona. Kernel Density Mapping showing differ...

Fig. 3 – The Iron Age cemetery ofCarmona. Kernel Density map for women burials. It shows their spatial concentration.

Fig. 3 – The Iron Age cemetery ofCarmona. Kernel Density map for women burials. ...

Fig. 4 – The Iron Age cemetery of Carmona. Kernel Density Map for male burials. It shows their spatial concentration.

Fig. 4 – The Iron Age cemetery of Carmona. Kernel Density Map for male burials. ...

Fig. 5 –The Iron Age cemetery ofCarmona. Kernel Density Map forburials with symbolic ornaments asgrave goods. It shows their spatial concentration.

Fig. 5 –The Iron Age cemetery ofCarmona. Kernel Density Map forburials with symb...

Fig. 6 – The Iron Age cemetery of Carmona. Kernel Density Map for burials with weapons asgrave goods. Itshows their spatial concentration.

Fig. 6 – The Iron Age cemetery of Carmona. Kernel Density Map for burials with w...

Fig. 7 – The Iron Age cemetery ofCarmona. Kernel Density Map for burials with more than 5 objects as grave goods. It shows their spatial concentration.

Fig. 7 – The Iron Age cemetery ofCarmona. Kernel Density Map for burials with mo...

Fig. 8 – The Iron Age cemetery of Carmona. Kernel Density Map for burials with more than 5 different kinds ofobjects asgrave goods. Itshows their spatial concentration.

Fig. 8 – The Iron Age cemetery of Carmona. Kernel Density Map for burials with m...

Fig. 9 – The Iron Age cemetery ofCarmona. Kernel Density Map for ancient burials (7th century BC). Itshows their spatial concentration.

Fig. 9 – The Iron Age cemetery ofCarmona. Kernel Density Map for ancient burials...

Fig. 10 – The Iron Age cemetery of Carmona. Kernel Density Map for recent burials (6thto 5th. centuries BC). It shows their spatial concentration.

Fig. 10 – The Iron Age cemetery of Carmona. Kernel Density Map for recent burial...

Fig. 11a-b-c – Spatial distribution of bones. a. Original location of bones during 1styear of observations; b.Location of bones during 2ndyear of observations, after post-depositional disturbance; c. Location of bones during 3rdyear of observations, when animal carcases enter the archaeological record (trampling).

Fig. 11a-b-c – Spatial distribution of bones. a. Original location of bones duri...

Fig. 12 – Spatial distribution of bones. A 3D view of Kernel Density Mappings depicted in Fig. 11.

Fig. 12 – Spatial distribution of bones. A 3D view of Kernel Density Mappings de...

Fig. 13 – The Iron Age cemetery of Carmona. Attraction basin for all graves.

Fig. 13 – The Iron Age cemetery of Carmona. Attraction basin for all graves.

Barceló J. 2002, Archaeological thinking: between space and time, Archeologia e Calcolatori 13