Publication: Arqueología preventiva en grandes infraestructuras lineales: la maqbara ‘Casa de las Pardas-Xinosa’(Monóvar, Alicante)
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2020
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Ferrer Megía, Genaro
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Centre d’Estudis Locals del Vinalopó
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En 2014 se ejecutó el proyecto denominado «Gasoducto de transporte secundario Elche-Monovar-Algueña (Alicante)». Con este motivo y antes de la apertura de la zanja se excavaron 375 sondeos arqueológicos a lo largo de los 9.150 m lineales de la infraestructura, lo que supuso un volumen de excavación de 1.012,5 m³ de tierra. La distancia media
entre sondeos fue inferior a 24,4 metros. En el paraje Casa de las Pardas-Xinosa se detectaron las estructuras funerarias correspondientes a cuatro fosas de inhumación asociadas a una necrópolis islámica fechada mediante radiocarbono a comienzos del siglo XIII.
The Project called ‘Elche-Monovar-Algueña secondary transport gas pipeline (Alicante)’ was carried out in 2014. For this reason, and before opening the trench, 375 archaeological surveys were excavated along the 9.150 linear meters of the infrastructure. It meant an excavation volume of 1.012,5 m³ of land. The average distance between probes was less than 24,4 m. In the ‘Casa de las Pardas-Xinosa’ site, there were detected funeral structures corresponding to four burial pits, associated with an Islamic necrópolis dated by radiocarbon in the early thirteenth century.
The Project called ‘Elche-Monovar-Algueña secondary transport gas pipeline (Alicante)’ was carried out in 2014. For this reason, and before opening the trench, 375 archaeological surveys were excavated along the 9.150 linear meters of the infrastructure. It meant an excavation volume of 1.012,5 m³ of land. The average distance between probes was less than 24,4 m. In the ‘Casa de las Pardas-Xinosa’ site, there were detected funeral structures corresponding to four burial pits, associated with an Islamic necrópolis dated by radiocarbon in the early thirteenth century.