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El Monasterio de Raíces (Castrillón, Asturias): Estudio petrográfico de los materiales de construcción

Author:
Martos de la Torre, Eva MaríaUniovi authority; Alonso Rodríguez, Francisco JavierUniovi authority; Jiménez Sánchez, MontserratUniovi authority; Torres Alonso, MiguelUniovi authority
Subject:

Petrographic

Sedimentary Rocks

Monument

Origin/Source

Avilés

Publication date:
2006
Citación:
Geogaceta, 40, p.299-302, (2006)
Descripción física:
p. 299-302
Abstract:

This work synthesizes the data collected in the analysis of the petreal materials used in construction of the Monastery of Santa María de Raíces in Asturias. The most probable area of origin of those is show with the purpose to identify the transport done during its construction. Macroscopic and microscopic petrologic analysis and bibliographic and field study allow to conclude that there exists a great litologic variability. Carbonated and siliciclastic materials are show, with ages ranging from Devonic to Jurasic. Possible supply areas are proposed, belonging in most cases to close surroundings, inferior to 7 km.

This work synthesizes the data collected in the analysis of the petreal materials used in construction of the Monastery of Santa María de Raíces in Asturias. The most probable area of origin of those is show with the purpose to identify the transport done during its construction. Macroscopic and microscopic petrologic analysis and bibliographic and field study allow to conclude that there exists a great litologic variability. Carbonated and siliciclastic materials are show, with ages ranging from Devonic to Jurasic. Possible supply areas are proposed, belonging in most cases to close surroundings, inferior to 7 km.

URI:
http://hdl.handle.net/10651/9371
ISSN:
0213-683X
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