Observed arrival · 2026-09-19
Piedra y Chip: biographies for stones with memory
A Spanish-language collection that pairs archaeological flint pieces with digital biographies accessed through NFC chips.
- For
- Archaeology, material-culture, and experimental publishing readers
- Worth noticing
- The homepage catalogs 14 named pieces across six Spanish collections, linking lithic histories to NFC memory.
Field notes
The catalog is organized by archaeological or geological location, with identifiers such as ORC-001, PER-002, and GUA-003 attached to individual pieces. Its material notes explain flint’s silica structure, conchoidal fracture, and approximate Mohs hardness, while the digital section describes a 13.56 MHz NFC circuit that draws energy from a nearby compatible phone. The extract does not establish whether the physical objects are available for purchase or whether every chip is currently scannable.
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