Información General

• Autores: Quentin Borderie (coord.), Ferreol Salomon (coord.)
• Editores: CNRS
• Año de publicación: 2024
• País: Francia
• Idioma: español
• ISBN: 9782271149299
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Resumen

• The global spread of urbanisation is having a profound impact on environments, climates and social lives. This gives rise to questions about the sustainability of urban areas, the management of soils and sediments and the socio- environmental construction of spaces. Archaeological investigations show that societies produced a wide variety of different urban forms throughout millennia and across continents. By focusing on human-environment interactions through the study of soils and sediments, geoarchaeological research provides new insights into the different ways of making and living in a city in the long term.

  With twenty four contributions written by researchers from all over the world, Urban Geoarchaeology expands our knowledge of human-environment interactions and ancient urban lifestyles. This volume brings together substantial and comprehensive elements to understand past urban systems, using new interdisciplinary approaches, case studies of broad interest, and innovative techniques to answer historical questions. It shows how geoarchaeologists are producing and discussing new data on the transformation of landscapes through urbanisation. Processes of urban stratification over time are also better understood. The construction of urban spaces can be analysed from the large scale of the urban systems to the microscale of the soil formation, revealing ancient activities and lifestyles. Finally, Urban Geoarchaeology helps to connect the past, the present and the future of our cities.

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Listado de artículos

• • Urban geoarchaeology: trajectories of an interdisciplinary science

    Quentin Borderie, Ferreol Salomon

    págs. 11-24

    

  • Geoarchaeology: towards new interdisciplinary challenges and opportunitiesin the understanding of urban environments

    Ferreol Salomon, Quentin Borderie

    págs. 443-445

    

  • Urban Geoarchaeology and complexity

    Denise Pumain

    págs. 447-451

    

  • Urban landscapes and urban impacts on their environments

    • Urban landscapes and urban impacts on their environments: Short introduction

      Ferreol Salomon, Quentin Borderie

      págs. 27-29

      

    • Geoarchaeological analysis of pedosedimentary archives from site-environment interfaces: reconstructing palaeoenvironmental impacts of protohistoric settlements and towns at Corent (France)

      Alfredo Mayoral Pascual, Jean-François Berger, Jean-Luc Peiry, Paul Ledger, Yannick Miras

      págs. 31-49

      

    • Geoarchaeology in the Lisbon estuarine margin (Portugal): environmental evolution, margin morphology changes and anthropic influence

      Ana Maria Costa, Maria Conceição Freitas, Jacinta Bugalhão, César Andrade

      págs. 51-70

      

    • Geoarchaeological study of the water supply of the Roman city of Volubilis (Morocco) around the second half of the first century BCE

      Stéphane Desruelles, Aomar Akerraz, Véronique Brouquier-Reddé, Abdelillah Dekayir, Elsa Rocca, Daniel Hermitte, Jean Claude Parisot, Mhamed Alilou, Jean-Baptiste Houal, Mohamed Rouai, El Mehdi Benyassine

      págs. 71-84

      

    • Long-term fluvial evolution and human occupation in urban fluvial contexts: a geoarchaeological case study from Blois (middle Loire River, France)

      Eymeric Morin, Guillaume Hulin, Amélie Laurent-Dehecq, Philippe Gardère, Didier Gosset, Viviane Aubourg

      págs. 85-101

      

    • Rhine palaeodynamics from urban geoarchaeological data: the case of Strasbourg (France)

      Nathalie Schneider, Jean-Jacques Schwien, Damien Ertlen

      págs. 103-117

      

    • Evolution of the Nice shoreline profile in relation to urban expansionfrom the Middle Ages to the present day

      Yoann Petit, Sybille Legendre

      págs. 119-132

      

    • Production-consumption-release of trace metal elements, the urban proxies of the palaeo-anthropocene

      Hugo Delile, Duncan Keenan Jones

      págs. 133-152

      

  • Urban stratification processes: Long term sedimentary history of sites, societal issues in stratification process stages

    • Urban stratification processes: Long term sedimentary history of sites,societal issues in stratification process stages: Short introduction

      Quentin Borderie, Ferreol Salomon

      págs. 155-157

      

    • Stratigraphy of underground metro systems

      Matt Edgeworth, Mark Williams

      págs. 159-174

      

    • Basel-Gasfabrik (Switzerland) – a Late Iron Age proto-urban settlement under the microscope

      David Brönnimann, Sabine Fiedler, Kristina Reetz, Philippe Rentzel, Hannele Rissanen, Norbert Spichtig

      págs. 175-190

      

    • From settled villages to mega-sites: a micromorphological approach towards understanding the origins of urbanism in Anatolia

      Aroa García Suárez

      págs. 191-208

      

    • A comprehensive model for the formation of urban Dark Earth in Brussels (Belgium)

      Yannick Devos

      págs. 209-227

      

    • The urbanocene of Marseille’s Vieux Port: a geoarchaeological perspective

      Christophe Morhange, Pascale Chevillot, Alexandra Bivolaru, Marie Pawlowicz, Nicolas Weydert, David Kaniewski, Nick Marriner

      págs. 229-240

      

    • Ancient maps, geotechnical and (geo)archaeological data: GIS integration for the understanding of archaeological sites and for decision making in rescue archaeology

      Hervé Tronchère-Cottet, Corentin Martinez, Catherine Pothier, Cyrille Ducourthial

      págs. 241-258

      

  • Building urban spaces: Social spaces, Activities and livestyles

    • Building urban spaces: Social spaces, Activities and livestyles: Short introduction

      Quentin Borderie, Ferreol Salomon

      págs. 261-265

      

    • The geoarchaeology of urban ecclesiastical sites in coastal locations; Exeter, UK and Trondheim, Norway

      Richard Macphail, John Allan, Chris Carey, Ingeborg Sæhle

      págs. 267-278

      

    • Activities written in the house floors in urban space of Medieval Brno, Czech Republic

      Lenka Lisá,, Antonín Zůbek, Marek Peška

      págs. 279-290

      

    • Late Antique Basilia – a fortified settlement on the cathedral hill in Basel (Switzerland).Changes in urban land use based on archaeological and geoarchaeological evidence

      Christine Pümpin, Markus Asal, Philippe Rentzel

      págs. 291-306

      

    • Geoarchaeology in peri-urban environment: a soil micromorphological case study of the “Land of Aynadamar” in Nasrid, Granada (Spain), the northern outskirts of the last Islamic town in Iberia (13th – 16th centuries)

      Rowena Y. Banerjea, Guillermo García-Contreras Ruiz, Marcos García García, Luca Mattei, Aleksander Pluskowski

      págs. 307-321

      

    • Prelude to the urban – a study of the monumental earthen architectureof the pre- and early historic site of Arslantepe (Turkey)

      Susanna Cereda

      págs. 323-339

      

    • Urban garden soils – evidence of medieval and early modern horticulture in European towns

      Jens Heimdahl, Mateusz Krupski

      págs. 341-358

      

  • Connecting the past, the present and the future of cities

    • Climate changes, natural hazards and resilience of urban areas: Short introduction

      Ferreol Salomon, Quentin Borderie

      págs. 361-364

      

    • The urban geoarchaeology of imperial China: A case study of the urban renewal and decline of two capital cities, Luoyang and Kaifeng

      Michael Storozum, Peng Lu, Panpan Chen, Hui Wang, Xiaolin Ren, Junnan Zhang, Zhen Qin, Xiaotao Guo, Tao Liu, Sanying Wang, Qifeng Ge, Haiwang Liu

      págs. 365-380

      

    • Fate of two cities built on sinking ground: slow and fast submergenceat Thônis – Heracleion and Canopus, Nile River Delta, Egypt

      Gilles Brocard, Jean-Philippe Goiran, Damian Robinson

      págs. 381-400

      

    • Resilience research in geoarchaeological investigations of Mediterranean urban sites

      Rachel Kulick

      págs. 401-415

      

    • Urban geoarchaeology towards future cities: Short introduction

      Ferreol Salomon, Quentin Borderie

      págs. 417-419

      

    • Urban geoarchaeology and local administration: methods and approaches. The case of the ancient port town of Fréjus (France)

      Pierre Excoffon, Stéphane Bonnet, Grégory Gaucher

      págs. 421-430

      

    • When urban geoarchaeology is explained to all types of audiences: the case of Lyon, France

      Stéphane Guillot, Laurent Strippoli

      págs. 431-442