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1. Festines, casas y estrategias de poder durante la Primera Edad del Hierro en el bajo valle del Ebro (ss. VII-VI a.C.).

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Sardà Seuma, Samuel

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2024
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2. In Search of Princely Seats: Southwestern Serbia in the First Iron Age

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Ljuština, Marija and Ljuština, Marija

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Interest in the First Iron Age populations of southwestern Serbia arose from the spectacular discovery of the princely tomb at the site of church of St. Peter and Paul in Ras back in 1957. Although funerary practices of the communities, which have been studied at a number of necropolises under tumuli, can be indicative of individual status and social connectivity, our picture about their everyday life, settlement strategies and economy is restricted to some partially excavated settlement sites. All registered First Iron Age settlements can be defined as hillforts of modest size. They were built in positions with restricted accessibility, above river courses or in the vicinity of important trade routes or crossroads. The hillforts were additionally protected by drystone walls and at least some of them had suburban zones of occupation. Despite the limited sets of information, it is of great interest to test the potential of each of the sites to have been a craft and/or trade centre, or a residential place of local elites

Published
2024

3. Dos nuevas estelas de guerrero de la cuenca del río Zújar.

Author

PANIEGO DÍAZ, PABLO and BENÍTEZ RUIZ-MOYANO, JUAN JOSÉ

Subjects
IRON Age, ENGRAVING, SWORDS
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2022
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4. Approche comparative de l’occupation des sites de hauteur en Auvergne (Bronze final III/premier âge du Fer et Antiquité tardive/haut Moyen Âge) : chronologie, formes, dynamiques spatiales et paysagères à l’échelle d’un territoire

Author

Delrieu, Fabien, Dendievel, André-Marie, and Martinez, Damien

Subjects
Âge du Bronze final, susceptibilité magnétique, Late Bronze Age, First Iron Age, Early Middle Ages, fortification, habitat, premier âge du Fer, landscape, sedimentary records, Auvergne, Late Antiquity, Antiquité tardive, Archaeology, haut Moyen Âge, site de hauteur, hilltop settlement, paysage, Burgundy, archives sédimentaires, magnetic susceptibility, Protohistory
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Cet article propose de confronter les résultats de recherches archéologiques et paléoenvironnementales en cours sur l’occupation des sites de hauteur en Auvergne à deux moments-clés : d’une part, au cours de la Protohistoire ancienne (âge du Bronze final III et premier âge du Fer) et, d’autre part, de l’Antiquité tardive et du haut Moyen Âge. Ces deux périodes paraissent chacune marquées par un investissement significatif des zones de moyenne montagne. Ce premier bilan a été l’occasion de développer un dialogue étroit et pérenne entre spécialistes. Les objectifs de ce travail pluridisciplinaire sont de mettre en lumière les points communs et les divergences perceptibles dans les modalités d’investissement des points hauts durant ces deux séquences chronologiques ainsi que d’appréhender les dynamiques spatiales et paysagères à l’échelle d’un territoire. The aim of this article is to compare the results of present-day archaeological and palaeoenvironmental studies on the occupation of hilltop settlements in Auvergne at two periods : firstly, during the Early Protohistory (Late Bronze Age III and First Iron Age) and, secondly, during Late Antiquity, and the Early Middle Ages. Each of these periods seems to be characterized by a significant frequentation of low mountain region. This first assessment was a good opportunity to develop a close and lasting dialogue between specialists. The aims of this multidisciplinary work are to highlight the common points and perceptible divergences in the way in which the landforms were used during these two chronological sequences and to understand the spatial and landscape dynamics on a territorial scale.

Published
2023

5. Dos nuevas estelas de guerrero de la cuenca del río Zújar

Author

Pablo Paniego Díaz, Juan José Benítez Ruiz-Moyano, Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades (España), Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, and UAM. Departamento de Prehistoria y Arqueología

Subjects
Belalcazar, Archeology, History, I Edad del Hierro, Estela de guerrero, Warrior stela, First Iron Age, Protohistoria, Guadamatilla, Belalcázar, Protohistory, Arqueología
Abstract

[ES] Se presentan dos estelas de guerrero recuperadas en el término municipal de Belalcázar (Córdoba) en las inmediaciones del río Guadamatilla, afluente del río Zújar. Ambas estelas guardan similitudes en su composición al tener grabados escudo, guerrero con espada, lanza y una serie de cinco puntos., [EN] Two warrior stelae, recovered in the municipality of Belalcázar (Córdoba) in the vicinity of the river Gudamatilla, tributary of the river Zújar, are here presented. Both stelae have similarities in their composition having engraved shield, warrior with sword, spear and a series of five points., Este trabajo ha sido realizado gracias a un contrato Margarita Salas (CA1/RSUE/2021-00855), cofinanciado por el Ministerio de Universidades, el Plan de Recuperación, Transformación y Resiliencia y la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, dentro de la estancia de investigación en el Instituto de Arqueología-Mérida (CSIC-Junta de Extremadura).

Published
2022

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