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Instituto Universitario de Investigación Marina INMAR

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Instituto Universitario de Investigación Marina INMAR
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Maritime history and archaeology

The objective of this research line is to analyze the relationship between past societies and the sea, along with everything broadly connected to maritime environments. This study is approached diachronically, covering from the origins of humanity to the present day.

The work perspective is interdisciplinary, addressing the diverse approaches provided by archaeometry. The type of approximation is polyhedral, ranging from documentary history to the analysis of archaeological evidence left by the human groups that preceded us, whether found in the sea, on the coast, or in other environments related to marine-maritime aspects.

 

INMAR researchers associated with this line

Researcher Contact
Darío Bernal Casasola dario.bernal@uca.es
Juan Jesús Cantillo Duarte jesus.cantillo@uca.es
Felipe Cerezo Andreo felipe.cerezo@uca.es
Salvador Domínguez Bella salvador.dominguez@uca.es
Macarena Lara Medina macarena.lara@uca.es
José Luis Portillo Sotelo joseluis.portillo@uca.es
José Francisco Ramos Muñoz jose.ramos@uca.es
Alberto Salas Romero –
Eduardo Vijande Vila eduardo.vijande@uca.es
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