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    • Analysis main techniques
      • X-ray Diffractometry
      • Mass spectrometry
      • Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometry
      • Infrared Spectrophotometry (IRS)
      • Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) with Microanalysis by Electron Probe attached service.
      • Multiinstrumental Implementation Service
    • Analysis main disciplines
      • Archaeobotany
        • Anthrocology
        • Carpology
        • Palinology
        • Phytoliths
      • Computing Applications
        • Databases
        • Record system
        • Computer graphics
        • Archaeostratigraphy
        • Archaeological drawing
      • Micromorphology
      • Physical antrophology
      • Zooarcheology - Taphonomy
    • Analyzable main materials
    • Sampling general indications tables by materials
• Restoration services
  • Restoration and coservation
  • Moulds and reproductions
  • Recreation environments
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• Editorial services
• Image services
• Didactic services
• Promoting heritage

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ANALYSIS SERVICES

The analyses of objects recovered from archaeological sites are indispensable to know the formation context and transformation of the archaeological record.

The general criteria for the application of these techniques and disciplines, is the evaluation of the most adequate solution to resolve each problematic archaeological concrete one.

The modern Archaeology to be exact, increasingly, the use of analytics instrumental methods of diverse own scientific disciplines (Geology, Biology, Physic, Chemistry, etc.).

The Archaeometry is the generic discipline that applies instrumental methods of different scientific disciplines to the archaeological materials.

These methods, although in some cases are destructive for the samples, allow obtaining very precise information of the intangible archaeological record and, therefore, provide information of great utility for archaeologists and historians.

In this sense, we offer an objects analysis series and archaeological materials by means of instrumentals techniques of high resolution.

Although in the archaeological disciplines not yet is very habitual the analysis of the materials itself, its study allow to deepen in the knowledge of the way of live and work of the past.

Likewise the obtained data of these analyses adduce privilege information to develop contents related to musealization studies plans and Heritage Site Management.