Jorge Onrubia PintadoMaria del Cristo Gonzalez Marrero, PhD in Medieval History and Professor at the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, is a specialist in the study of the materiality of late medieval Hispanic society. She has combined this line of research with sudies related to insular and North African archaeology. Recently she has been the principal investigator of the project entitled Patrimonio agrario y agronomia practica. Tecnicas agricolas e historia rural en la Gran Canaria indigena y colonial (s.s. X-XVI), funded by the CajaCanarias Foundation and La Caixa Foundation, part of whose results are presented in this book. Jorge Onrubia Pintado, historian and archaeologist, is currently director of the Laboratory of Archaeology, Heritage and Emerging Technologies of the UCLM. He specialises in the history of the Amazigh Maghreb and the pre-Hispanic and colonial Canary Islands. His current lines of research include landscapes and built spaces, the dynamics of colonisation and acculturation, the history of techniques and the theory of materiality, the archaeology of the image, and 'public' archaeology and heritage processes. Read More Read Less