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Detailed Project Description

General Information

ID (CGMA ID):
ES83
Project Name:
The Guadalquivir Valley Survey
Project Description:
"The Guadalquivir Valley is very fortunate in having been extensively and accurately surveyed before creeping industrialization and commercial farming with deep plows destroyed many of the sites." Carr 2002 p38
Project Websites:

Project Sponsors:

Dates of Operation:
From: 1965     To: 1995
Project Languages:
French, English
Metadata Sources:
Carr (2002)

Geographical Data

Zone:
Western Mediterranean
Country:
Spain
Province:
Andalucia
Location:
Guadalquivir Valley
Ancient Regions:
Turdetania

Principal Investigators

Investigator Name:
Karen Eva Carr
Address:
History Department, Portland State University, Portland, OR 97203
E-mail:
karen@ch2.ch.pdx.edu
Phone / Fax:
phone:( (503) 725-5472 )
Investigator Name:
M. Ponsich
Address:
E-mail:
Phone / Fax:
phone:( (503) 725-5472 )

Project Map

Elevation Range:
Minimum: 0
Maximum: 400
Project Area:
0 km2
Map Data Source:
Carr 2002 p248; Google Earth
Google™ Earth File:
Project Location:
Project Vertices:

Chronological Coverage

Methodology

Approach:
Extensive
Intensive
Systematic
Non-Systematic
Site Survey
Siteless Survey
Diachronic
Temporally Bounded
Spatial Sampling (off-site):
Full Coverage
Random Sample
Stratified Random Sample
Deliberate Sample
Fieldwalker Spacing
 (average width = 0  m)
No Regular Fieldwalking
Artifact Collection:
Total
Sample
Diagnostic
Grab
Click
Pick
Counting
Weighing
Collection Unit:
Tract   (0 m x 0 m)
Modern Field
Site
Transect
Structure
Scatter/Artifact
Geolocation:
Basemap more detailed than 1:10K
GPS Uncorrected
Basemap 1:10K to 1:50K
GPS Differentially Corrected
Basemap less detailed than 1:50K
GIS
Other:
interviewing local informants

Special Studies

Artifacts:
Architecture
Ceramics
Lithics
Coins
Metal
Glass
Terracotta
epigraphy
Iconography
Environment:
Geology
Geomorphology
Soil Studies
Stone/Mineral Resources
Hydrology
Climatology
Paleobotany
Dendrochronology
Faunal Osteology
Agriculture
People:
Ritual Studies
Mortuary Studies
Population Data
Ethnography/Ethnology
Written Resources
Cultural Resource Management
Remote Sensing:
Satellite Imagery
Aerial Photography
Geoprospection
Other:
Primary Questions:
Excavation:
NO

Environmental Parameters

Geology:
 Igneous
 Metamorphic
 Sedimentary
Geology Other:
Topography:
 Alluvial Plain
 Coastal Plain
 Continental Plain
 Delta
 Desert
 Gorge
 Hills
 Island
 Isthmus
 Lakeshore
 Mountains
 Peninsula
 Plateau
 River Valley
 Steppe
 Underwater
 Upland Basin
 Urban
 Wadi/Oued
 Wetlands
Topography Other:
Climate:
 Climatic Altitudes of Mountains
 Dry-summer Mediterranean
 Dry-summer Steppe
 Highly Oceanic
 Humid and warm summer
 Humid Steppe
 Oceanic
 Permanently Humid
 Semi-desert and Desert
 Steppe
 Sub-Oceanic
 Tropical Semi-desert and Desert
Climate Other:

Bibliography

Entry 1:
Ponsich, M. (1991), Implantation rurale antique sur le Bas-Guadalquivir, Madrid
NOTES: 4 volumes published from 1974 to 1991
Entry 2:
Carr, Karen Eva (2002), Vandals to Visigoths: rural settlement patterns in early Medieval Spain, Ann Arbor, MI, University of Michigan Press
NOTES: explains M. Ponsich's methodology




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