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Monte Miravete: 19th century miners-farmers communities at Murcia (Spain). An Art-Archaeology project.


Year: 2017 Author: José A. Mármol Categories: Publishing, Young Archaeologists Club, Landscape Archaeology, World Archaeology, Day of Archaeology, Finds, Archaeological Prospection, Buildings, Archaeology of the Contemporary Past, Non-invasive Survey, Expeditions, Public Archaeology, Spain, Historical Archaeology, Survey, Fieldwork, Excavation, Post Medieval, Day of Archaeology 2017

Tags: MonteMiravete, 19th century, kilns, torreaguera, art archaeology, historic mining, Murcia, calera, mining, Survey, Contemporary Archaeology

Mármol, José A. (2017): Monte Miravete: 19th century miners-farmers communities at Murcia (Spain). An Art-Archaeology project.. https://doi.org/10.5284/1081081 PDF 3 Mb

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