Luis Miguel Cáceres

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Universidad de Huelva

Spain

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Dr. Luis Miguel Cáceres is a Profesor Titular at Universidad de Huelva, Spain. His research interests focus on geoarchaeology and sediment analysis, with recent articles exploring topics such as the environmental impacts in Holocene sediments, the archaeological significance of megalithic structures, and the influence of marine resources in ancient societies. His work contributes to understanding the interplay between historical human activities and geological processes in southwestern Spain.

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Joaquin Rodriguez-Vidal

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Universidad de Huelva

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Articles (17)

Ostrácodos de la desembocadura del río Guadalquivir (SO de España)

Gold as Pollution Tracer in Holocene Sediments of the Doñana National Park, the Largest Biological Reserve in Europe

Strategic Elements in Holocene Sediments of the Tinto River Estuary (SW Spain)

Seafaring megaliths: A geoarchaeological approach to the Matarrubilla giant stone basin at Valencina (Spain)

A multi-analytical study of the Montelirio beaded attires: Marine resources, sumptuary crafts, and female power in copper age Iberia

From the Mountain and the Sea: Provenance of the Stones of the Prehistoric La Pastora Tholos (Valencina de la Concepción, Seville, Spain)

Análisis geológico multidisciplinar de la Unidad Arenas de Trigueros (Formación Arcillas de Gibraleón, S.O. de España)

Girogonitos de carofitas en el Parque Nacional de Doñana: Su registro en sedimentos pleistocenos y holocenos

Choosing the site, getting the stones, building the dolmens: local sourcing of andesites at the El Pozuelo megalithic complex (Huelva, Spain)

Neanderthal footprints in the “Matalascañas trampled surface” (SW Spain): new OSL dating and Mousterian lithic industry

Mollusc collection and Holocene palaeogeographical evolution in a southwestern iberian estuary: Statistical analysis of the early Holocene Cañada Honda shell midden (SW Spain)

Rare earth elements as statistical sentinels of pollution and paleoenvironments?: Application to a highly polluted estuary in southwestern Spain

Sediments as Sentinels of Pollution Episodes in the Middle Estuary of the Tinto River (SW Spain)

Miocene-Holocene paleoenvironmental changes in the Tinto River estuary (SW Spain) evidenced by sedimentology, geochemistry and fauna

Faunal evidence of the 1755 Lisbon Tsunami in Gibraltar (S Iberian Peninsula)

Late Holocene archaeobotanical evolution of the Canale di Imbocco (Roman imperial port of Portus, Central Italy)

Environmental Implications and Chalcolithic Ornamental Use of Marine Barnacle Shells Present in the Tholos of ‘La Pastora’ (Valencina de la Concepción, Sevilla, Spain)

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Joaquin Rodriguez-Vidal

Tatiana Izquierdo

Manuel Abad

Josep Tosquella Angrill

Teodosio Donaire Romero

Dulce Russo

Maria Luz González-Regalado Montero

Zain Belaústegui

Rosa Marques

Carlos Rodriguez Rellan

Hervé BOCHERENS

Guadalupe Monge

James Nebelsick

José Antonio Linares-Catela

Alicia Medialdea

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