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Exploring Icedo: Microarchaeology of a Late Iron Age Hillfort

November 14, 2025
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In a transformative step towards understanding the complexities of Late Iron Age societies, a team of researchers led by García Sánchez, alongside colleagues Sanchez-Polo and Sánchez-Carro, has turned its attention to the fortified site of Icedo in Burgos, Spain. This interdisciplinary approach utilizes cutting-edge microarchaeological techniques to delve into the layers of history encapsulated within this ancient hillfort, revealing new insights into the social, cultural, and defensive mechanisms that characterized this era.

The methodological framework employed by the research team integrates a variety of scientific techniques to analyze ceramic fragments

Tags: ancient fortified sitesarchaeological research in Burgosceramic analysis in archaeologycultural insights from Icedodefensive mechanisms of hillfortshistorical layers of ancient settlementsIcedo hillfort archaeologyIcedo site excavation findingsinterdisciplinary research in archaeologyLate Iron Age societiesmicroarchaeology techniquessocial structures in Iron AgeSpain
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