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Radiocarbon Database

Radiocarbon Date Archive for Andorra, Portugal and peninsular Spain

This is a data base of over 8000 C14 dates for archaeological objects and sites from Andorra, Portugal and Spain. It includes bibliographic, analytic and contextual information. The dates range from the Palaeolithic to the end of the Roman Empire with emphasis on the later prehistoric and protohistoric periods.
The archive is derived from a date list assembled by Professor Antonio Gilman (California State University, Northridge) from the archaeological bibliography for the Iberian Peninsula; those collected by Professor Rafael Micó (Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona) and those courtesy of Antonio Rubinos (Instituto de Química Física Rocasolano - CSIC).
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Corpus of Levantine Rock Art (CPRL)

The CPRL is a set of photographs made between 1969 and 1974 at the principal Levantine rock art sites known at the time. It contains over 3000 images from 94 localities and incorporates abundant ancillary documentation.It is the product of a project carried out under the direction of Prof. Marín Almagro Basch in the then Institute of Spanish Prehistory of the CSIC. The photography was done by Fernando Gil Carlés.
The CPRL's great value led it to be declared part of the CSIC's heritage in 1995. The original documentation is currently held in the Tomás Navarro Tomás library in the CSIC's Center for Humanities and Social Sciences (CCHS). In the 1990s Juan M. Vicent of the CCH's Institute of History directed a project to conserve the CPRL, which was digitalized and published on line. Its inclusion in IDEArq now makes the CPRL available through the geographic location of the rock art sites.
Levantine Rock Art sites of the Iberian Peninsula are included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
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Isotopic dataset for the Iberian Peninsula

δimP, the dataset for Iberian diet and mobility, is a geo-referenced database of isotopic values of strontium, oxygen, carbon and nitrogen obtained from human and animal remains recovered from archaeological contexts of the Iberian Peninsula.
The pilot files have been developed as a spin-off of the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness project HAR2013-47776-R. δimP is intended to become the reference platform in its field.