Margarita Sánchez Romero
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 91164 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Margarita Sánchez Romero |
| PRENOMES | Margarita Sánchez |
| SOBRENOME | Romero |
| ASSINATURA | ROMERO M S |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Universidad de Granada |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3489-9195 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 34 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 164 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 33 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1991 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 8 |
Renovación feminista de las imágenes arqueológicas
El artículo analiza cómo el proyecto Pastwomen ha impulsado una renovación profunda de las imágenes arqueológicas desde perspectivas feministas, cuestionando estereotipos persistentes en la representación visual del pasado. A través de la integración entre investigación arqueológica, estudios de género y prácticas de co-creación con profesionales de la ilustración, el proyecto ha desarrollado representaciones gráficas en las que destacan activida…
Gender identities in the prehistoric societies of south-eastern Iberia
Anthropological skeletal remains provide access to the embodied dimensions of daily life, allowing the exploration of how gender was shaped through culturally specific practices. Non-masticatory dental wear has recently emerged as a valuable proxy for identifying craft-related activities and their potential association with gendered roles. The aim of this study is to explore gender identities through non-masticatory dental wear analysis and the c…
El poblado calcolítico del Peñón de las Juntas y la necrópolis de sepulturas tipo tholos de Los Milanes (Abla, Almería)
Las intervenciones arqueológicas realizadas en 2023 y 2024 en el poblado calcolítico del Peñón de las Juntas y en la necrópolis de sepulturas tipo tholos de Los Milanes han consistido en su prospección y caracterización arqueológica, y en la excavación de tres de sus sepulturas. El poblado, de 2 ha de extensión, se localiza sobre un espolón rocoso en la confluencia del río Nacimiento con la rambla de Los Santos; se organiza en tres recintos concé…
Archaeometallurgical characterization of Late Antique personal adornments. The necropolis of Cortijo del Chopo (Granada, Spain)
Objects of personal adornment from Late Antiquity have been extensively studied in the Iberian Peninsula since the 19th century, when the first funerary contexts from that period began to come to light. However, only partial information was available with regard to their production process and chemical composition. This came from the archaeometallurgical studies carried out on funerary assemblages from central and northern Iberia. In order to obt…
Baltic Amber in Hispania During Late Antiquity. Contacts, Networks and Exchange
Amber is a material of great social value that has been identified at various archaeological sites on the Iberian peninsula dating to Late Antiquity. The objects, mostly necklace beads, have been discussed to date with limited results in relation to a small number of studies. This article presents the characterization by Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR) of 52 amber beads from four Late Antique necropolises in the province of Granada…
Funerary practices in megalithic tombs during the Argaric Bronze Age in South-Eastern Iberia
The transition between the Copper Age and the Argaric Bronze Age in south-eastern Iberia has traditionally been understood in an evolutionary framework that would have involved the replacement of some cultural forms by others. The chronology of megalithic societies has changed this assumption, revealing that the continuity of ancestral funerary practices is also a key feature of the Bronze Age. In this context, the new radiocarbon series from Los…
Burial taphonomy and megalithic ritual practices in Iberia
Our ability to build precise narratives regarding megalithic funerary rituals largely depends on an accurate understanding of bone assemblage formation. The cemetery of Panoría offers an excellent opportunity for exploring the ritual variability through the study of funerary taphonomy, as four of the nine recently excavated dolmens are remarkably well-preserved. Based on a multi-proxy approach that includes the contextual archaeological features,…
The tempo of the Iberian megalithic rituals in the European context
Our ability to build precise narratives regarding megalithic societies largely depends on the chronology of the multi-ritual events that usually shaped these complex sites. The cemetery of Panoría offers an excellent opportunity for exploring ritual complexity in Iberia through radiocarbon chronology, as four of the nine recently excavated dolmens are remarkably well preserved. For this purpose, seventy-three radiocarbon dates were obtained and a…
Cuerpos estereotipados, cuerpos enterrados, cuerpos representados, cuerpos cambiantes
En este trabajo abordamos distintas vías de aproximación a las identidades corporales femeninas y a su agencia, desde una perspectiva transversal, tomando como referencia algunos casos de estudio procedentes de contextos seleccionados de la prehistoria y protohistoria de la península ibérica, así como del Mediterráneo Antiguo. Tres ejes principales ordenarán este acercamiento: en primer lugar, una reflexión sobre los estereotipos de las imágenes …
Lorenzo Arribas, Josemi y PÉREZ MartÍN, Sergio
El volumen Excursiones zamoranas... recoge la correspondencia escrita por Manuel Gómez Moreno y Elena Rodríguez-Bolivar y dirigida a sus respectivas familias durante los dos periodos que pasaron en esa provincia entre 1903 y 1904 realizando el Catálogo monumental de la provincia de Zamora. A través del epistolario podemos acercarnos a asuntos tan dispares como la organización de la tutela del patrimonio histórico en España a principios del siglo …
La cronología radiocarbónica de las sepulturas tipo tholos en la península ibérica
Gracias al reciente desarrollo de la cronología radiocarbónica, por primera vez existe una serie de dataciones robusta y fiable para analizar uno de los tipos de monumentos megalíticos más característicos de la península ibérica, las sepulturas tipo tholos. Una nueva serie de 193 fechas pertenecientes a 42 sepulturas distribuidas por el sur de España y el centro y sur de Portugal ha sido analizada utilizando modelos estadísticos y herramientas de…
Pratiques maternelles
Ce texte analyse les pratiques d’allaitement et de sevrage dans les sociétés préhistoriques. Considérées comme naturelles, immuables et universelles, aucune attention n’a été prêtée au volume de travail, aux savoirs ni aux différentes stratégies technologiques ou sociales impliquées dans le processus de substitution du lait maternel. Ces processus sont à l’évidence influencés par divers facteurs, biologiques et environnementaux, de santé publique…
El recinto de fosos calcolítico del Cerro de los Vientos (Puente del Obispo, Jaén)
En este trabajo se da a conocer el recinto de fosos prehistrico del Cerro de los Vientos, localizado en la poblacin de Puente del Obispo (Jan, Espaa). Se presentan su planta completa, las estructuras que lo componen, la caracterizacin de los conjuntos cermicos y lticos hallados en sus rellenos, dos dataciones inditas y el anlisis polnico realizado en el yacimiento. Estos estudios han permitido reconocer la construccin de dos fosos concntricos y m…
A Radiocarbon Dating Approach to the Deposition and Removal of Human Bone Remains in Megalithic Monuments
The formation of commingled human bone assemblages is a key aspect for better understanding funerary rituals. The megalithic cemetery of Panoría (Spain) provides an excellent opportunity to explore bone assemblage formation thanks to the recent excavation of an undisturbed burial. For this purpose, we have approached the differential skeletal representation found between bone and teeth at the site through radiocarbon ( 14 C) dating and Bayesian m…
The Deposition of Human Remains Inside Chalcolithic Ditched Enclosures
In the last few decades, the discovery of large ditched enclosures in Iberia has revealed the diversity and complexity of deposition and manipulation of human bone remains. Alongside traditional ritual burials (mainly megalithic tombs and hypogea), fragmented and scattered human bones mixed with other kinds of material culture began to appear in many features. This is the case for Ditch 5 at Marroquíes, which offers an excellent opportunity to ex…
The radiocarbon chronology and temporality of the megalithic cemetery of Los Millares (Almería, Spain)
Who painted that? The authorship of Schematic rock art at the Los Machos rockshelter in southern Iberia
Globally, rock art is one of the most widely distributed manifestations of past human activity. Previous research, however, has tended to focus on the art rather than artists. Understanding which members of society participated in creating such art is crucial to interpreting its social implications and that of the sites at which it is found. This article presents the first application of a method-palaeodermatoglyphics-for the estimation of the se…
Arqueología pública y género. Estrategias para nuevas formas de relación con la sociedad
L'Archeologia Pubblica, nonostante le innegabili implicazioni sociali delle sue pratiche e le sue possibilità di intervento, non ha affrontato una vera riflessione sulle questioni legate al genere e alle relazioni tra donne e uomini. Questo comporta almeno due conseguenze: da un lato, in molte delle pratiche discorsive permangono stereotipi non analizzati criticamente, dall'altro è proprio in alcune strategie di Archeologia Pubblica che i ricerca…
Multi-isotopic diet analysis of south-eastern Iberian megalithic populations
Motherhood and Infancies in the Mediterranean in Antiquity
Motherhood and childhood are social and cultural constructions that have their origins in prehistoric times and are visible through Greek and Roman discourses in Antiquity. In this volume we will explore the various images of maternity and infancy and the identification with women and womanhood in prehistoric and classic societies. Aspects such as the crucial role of maintenance activities and care, the processes of socialization and learning, th…
Chronology of Megalithic Funerary Practices in Southeastern Iberia
An excavation carried out at the megalithic necropolis of Panoria in 2015 offered an excellent opportunity for dating a widespread variety of polygonal, rectangular, and trapezoidal-shaped tombs with short passages for which, surprisingly, there were previously no known radiocarbon ( 14 C) measurements available. Based on the anthropological remains, a series of 19 14 C dates was obtained and modeled in a Bayesian statistical framework. The resul…
Corpos, infâncias e agência
Neste artigo pretendo abordar identidades sociais no passado através do estudo da infância. Para fazer isso, apresentarei minha consideração do conceito de corpo como um elemento central na reflexão sobre grupos humanos. Usarei uma abordagem antropológica para compreender as diferentes perspectivas sobre o corpo: como um corpo-eu individual fenomenalmente experimentado, como um corpo social, um símbolo natural para pensar sobre as relações entre …
Landscapes of Childhood
In the 10 years since it was first published the journal, Childhood in the Past, has been the most obvious indication of the vivacity, relevance and transversality of the studies of childhood. Research into children is increasingly giving way to a considerable number of studies based on different theoretical and methodological positions that use innovative analytical techniques and are generating a hugely important body of knowledge on childhood …
Care in the past. Archaeological & interdisciplinary perspectives
Care in the past. Archaeological & interdisciplinary perspectives." Childhood in the Past, 10(2), pp. 142–143
Situating Gender in European Archaeologies
This volume contains fifteen studies of gender and archaeology in Europe from different perspectives, including contributions to the research history of gender in archaeology as well as case-studies that focus on gender relations in Iberia, Scandinavia, Russia, Eastern Europe, and the Eastern Mediterranean. In addition, two introductory essays place these various approaches in context, explicitly considering how knowledge is created by scholars l…
Cultural Continuity and Social Resistance
Inspired by the biographical approach to the study of material culture, a radiocarbon dating programme was undertaken to explore the chronology and temporality of the megalithic monuments in south-eastern Iberia. Instead of one or two dates per tomb, the normal way of approaching this complex issue, we carried out a complete radiocarbon dating series of single tombs based on human remains. We focused our attention on four tholos-type tombs in the…
Multi-isotopic diet analysis of south-eastern Iberian megalithic populations
The radiocarbon chronology and temporality of the megalithic cemetery of Los Millares (Almería, Spain)
The tempo of the Iberian megalithic rituals in the European context
Our ability to build precise narratives regarding megalithic societies largely depends on the chronology of the multi-ritual events that usually shaped these complex sites. The cemetery of Panoría offers an excellent opportunity for exploring ritual complexity in Iberia through radiocarbon chronology, as four of the nine recently excavated dolmens are remarkably well preserved. For this purpose, seventy-three radiocarbon dates were obtained and a…
Childhood and the Construction of Gender Identities through Material Culture
Societies need to reproduce themselves both in a biological and in an ideological and social way. Through this paper, the author tries to understand how the process of social reproduction affects children's lives regarding gender identity. Through the material culture that can be found in archaeological records, one can try to understand how age and gender identities are interconnected and how they manifested themselves in the creation of childho…
Death and everyday life
This essay highlights the relationships between the realm of the symbolic world expressed in the funerary sphere and the realm of the maintenance activities of quotidian life, focusing on the Argaric culture of Southeast Iberia (c. 2250-1450 cal BC). The article begins by summarizing engendered mortuary archaeology in relation to maintenance activities and by briefly reviewing the funerary record of the Argaric societies. We then expand on the Ar…
A Radiocarbon Dating Approach to the Deposition and Removal of Human Bone Remains in Megalithic Monuments
The formation of commingled human bone assemblages is a key aspect for better understanding funerary rituals. The megalithic cemetery of Panoría (Spain) provides an excellent opportunity to explore bone assemblage formation thanks to the recent excavation of an undisturbed burial. For this purpose, we have approached the differential skeletal representation found between bone and teeth at the site through radiocarbon ( 14 C) dating and Bayesian m…
Chronology of Megalithic Funerary Practices in Southeastern Iberia
An excavation carried out at the megalithic necropolis of Panoria in 2015 offered an excellent opportunity for dating a widespread variety of polygonal, rectangular, and trapezoidal-shaped tombs with short passages for which, surprisingly, there were previously no known radiocarbon ( 14 C) measurements available. Based on the anthropological remains, a series of 19 14 C dates was obtained and modeled in a Bayesian statistical framework. The resul…
Who painted that? The authorship of Schematic rock art at the Los Machos rockshelter in southern Iberia
Globally, rock art is one of the most widely distributed manifestations of past human activity. Previous research, however, has tended to focus on the art rather than artists. Understanding which members of society participated in creating such art is crucial to interpreting its social implications and that of the sites at which it is found. This article presents the first application of a method-palaeodermatoglyphics-for the estimation of the se…
Burial taphonomy and megalithic ritual practices in Iberia
Our ability to build precise narratives regarding megalithic funerary rituals largely depends on an accurate understanding of bone assemblage formation. The cemetery of Panoría offers an excellent opportunity for exploring the ritual variability through the study of funerary taphonomy, as four of the nine recently excavated dolmens are remarkably well-preserved. Based on a multi-proxy approach that includes the contextual archaeological features,…
D modelling in archaeology
Un enterramiento infantil singular en el yacimiento de la Edad del Bronce de la Motilla del Azuer (Daimiel, Ciudad Real)
Se presenta el hallazgo de un enterramiento infantil de la Edad del Bronce asociado a un ajuar de especiales características. Presenta varios elementos de muy pequeñas dimensiones realizados en cerámica y arcilla que reproducen formas típicas de los materiales del asentamiento
Funerary practices in megalithic tombs during the Argaric Bronze Age in South-Eastern Iberia
The transition between the Copper Age and the Argaric Bronze Age in south-eastern Iberia has traditionally been understood in an evolutionary framework that would have involved the replacement of some cultural forms by others. The chronology of megalithic societies has changed this assumption, revealing that the continuity of ancestral funerary practices is also a key feature of the Bronze Age. In this context, the new radiocarbon series from Los…
The chronology and duration of the prehistoric ditched enclosures
The time spans of the so-called ditched enclosures are key to a better understanding of a type of site characterised by complex palimpsests. Several conclusions can be drawn from the 16 radiocarbon dates obtained from Ditch 4 at Marroquíes Bajos. According to Bayesian modelling, the filling process began in 2510-2310 cal BC at 2 σ and ended in 2115-1795 cal BC at 2 σ, making them the most recent ditched enclosure with depositional activity in Ibe…
Water Control and Cereal Management on the Bronze Age Iberian Peninsula
Archaeological research conducted in the La Mancha region (central area of the Iberian Peninsula) has made it possible to identify motillas . This specific type of archaeological site consists of a central fortification surrounded by an inhabited area. They appear in high densities throughout the plains of this area, distributed at regular intervals and located in places where the phreatic level is closest to the surface and the water has low sal…
La cronología radiocarbónica de las sepulturas tipo tholos en la península ibérica
Gracias al reciente desarrollo de la cronología radiocarbónica, por primera vez existe una serie de dataciones robusta y fiable para analizar uno de los tipos de monumentos megalíticos más característicos de la península ibérica, las sepulturas tipo tholos. Una nueva serie de 193 fechas pertenecientes a 42 sepulturas distribuidas por el sur de España y el centro y sur de Portugal ha sido analizada utilizando modelos estadísticos y herramientas de…
The Deposition of Human Remains Inside Chalcolithic Ditched Enclosures
In the last few decades, the discovery of large ditched enclosures in Iberia has revealed the diversity and complexity of deposition and manipulation of human bone remains. Alongside traditional ritual burials (mainly megalithic tombs and hypogea), fragmented and scattered human bones mixed with other kinds of material culture began to appear in many features. This is the case for Ditch 5 at Marroquíes, which offers an excellent opportunity to ex…
El recinto de fosos calcolítico del Cerro de los Vientos (Puente del Obispo, Jaén)
En este trabajo se da a conocer el recinto de fosos prehistrico del Cerro de los Vientos, localizado en la poblacin de Puente del Obispo (Jan, Espaa). Se presentan su planta completa, las estructuras que lo componen, la caracterizacin de los conjuntos cermicos y lticos hallados en sus rellenos, dos dataciones inditas y el anlisis polnico realizado en el yacimiento. Estos estudios han permitido reconocer la construccin de dos fosos concntricos y m…
Arqueología pública y género. Estrategias para nuevas formas de relación con la sociedad
L'Archeologia Pubblica, nonostante le innegabili implicazioni sociali delle sue pratiche e le sue possibilità di intervento, non ha affrontato una vera riflessione sulle questioni legate al genere e alle relazioni tra donne e uomini. Questo comporta almeno due conseguenze: da un lato, in molte delle pratiche discorsive permangono stereotipi non analizzati criticamente, dall'altro è proprio in alcune strategie di Archeologia Pubblica che i ricerca…
Care in the past. Archaeological & interdisciplinary perspectives
Care in the past. Archaeological & interdisciplinary perspectives." Childhood in the Past, 10(2), pp. 142–143
Obras en la red viaria que daba acceso a la Compostela del siglo XVIII
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Obras en la red viaria que daba acceso a la Compostela del siglo XVIII
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Un enterramiento infantil singular en el yacimiento de la Edad del Bronce de la Motilla del Azuer (Daimiel, Ciudad Real)
Se presenta el hallazgo de un enterramiento infantil de la Edad del Bronce asociado a un ajuar de especiales características. Presenta varios elementos de muy pequeñas dimensiones realizados en cerámica y arcilla que reproducen formas típicas de los materiales del asentamiento
Cuerpos de mujeres
La denominada “arqueología del cuerpo” ha puesto de manifiesto la relevancia que tiene el estudio del cuerpo para reflejar las experiencias vividas por las personas en el pasado. Para ello se ha servido en su desarrollo teórico y metodológico de ideas procedentes tanto de la fenomenología como de la teoría feminista. Nuestro objetivo en este trabajo es el análisis de los cuerpos de las mujeres enterradas en el asentamiento argárico del Cerro de l…
Water Control and Cereal Management on the Bronze Age Iberian Peninsula
Archaeological research conducted in the La Mancha region (central area of the Iberian Peninsula) has made it possible to identify motillas . This specific type of archaeological site consists of a central fortification surrounded by an inhabited area. They appear in high densities throughout the plains of this area, distributed at regular intervals and located in places where the phreatic level is closest to the surface and the water has low sal…
Childhood and the Construction of Gender Identities through Material Culture
Societies need to reproduce themselves both in a biological and in an ideological and social way. Through this paper, the author tries to understand how the process of social reproduction affects children's lives regarding gender identity. Through the material culture that can be found in archaeological records, one can try to understand how age and gender identities are interconnected and how they manifested themselves in the creation of childho…
Death and everyday life
This essay highlights the relationships between the realm of the symbolic world expressed in the funerary sphere and the realm of the maintenance activities of quotidian life, focusing on the Argaric culture of Southeast Iberia (c. 2250-1450 cal BC). The article begins by summarizing engendered mortuary archaeology in relation to maintenance activities and by briefly reviewing the funerary record of the Argaric societies. We then expand on the Ar…
D modelling in archaeology
The chronology and duration of the prehistoric ditched enclosures
The time spans of the so-called ditched enclosures are key to a better understanding of a type of site characterised by complex palimpsests. Several conclusions can be drawn from the 16 radiocarbon dates obtained from Ditch 4 at Marroquíes Bajos. According to Bayesian modelling, the filling process began in 2510-2310 cal BC at 2 σ and ended in 2115-1795 cal BC at 2 σ, making them the most recent ditched enclosure with depositional activity in Ibe…
Landscapes of Childhood
In the 10 years since it was first published the journal, Childhood in the Past, has been the most obvious indication of the vivacity, relevance and transversality of the studies of childhood. Research into children is increasingly giving way to a considerable number of studies based on different theoretical and methodological positions that use innovative analytical techniques and are generating a hugely important body of knowledge on childhood …
Care in the past. Archaeological & interdisciplinary perspectives
Care in the past. Archaeological & interdisciplinary perspectives." Childhood in the Past, 10(2), pp. 142–143
Cultural Continuity and Social Resistance
Inspired by the biographical approach to the study of material culture, a radiocarbon dating programme was undertaken to explore the chronology and temporality of the megalithic monuments in south-eastern Iberia. Instead of one or two dates per tomb, the normal way of approaching this complex issue, we carried out a complete radiocarbon dating series of single tombs based on human remains. We focused our attention on four tholos-type tombs in the…
Motherhood and Infancies in the Mediterranean in Antiquity
Motherhood and childhood are social and cultural constructions that have their origins in prehistoric times and are visible through Greek and Roman discourses in Antiquity. In this volume we will explore the various images of maternity and infancy and the identification with women and womanhood in prehistoric and classic societies. Aspects such as the crucial role of maintenance activities and care, the processes of socialization and learning, th…
Chronology of Megalithic Funerary Practices in Southeastern Iberia
An excavation carried out at the megalithic necropolis of Panoria in 2015 offered an excellent opportunity for dating a widespread variety of polygonal, rectangular, and trapezoidal-shaped tombs with short passages for which, surprisingly, there were previously no known radiocarbon ( 14 C) measurements available. Based on the anthropological remains, a series of 19 14 C dates was obtained and modeled in a Bayesian statistical framework. The resul…
Corpos, infâncias e agência
Neste artigo pretendo abordar identidades sociais no passado através do estudo da infância. Para fazer isso, apresentarei minha consideração do conceito de corpo como um elemento central na reflexão sobre grupos humanos. Usarei uma abordagem antropológica para compreender as diferentes perspectivas sobre o corpo: como um corpo-eu individual fenomenalmente experimentado, como um corpo social, um símbolo natural para pensar sobre as relações entre …
Arqueología pública y género. Estrategias para nuevas formas de relación con la sociedad
L'Archeologia Pubblica, nonostante le innegabili implicazioni sociali delle sue pratiche e le sue possibilità di intervento, non ha affrontato una vera riflessione sulle questioni legate al genere e alle relazioni tra donne e uomini. Questo comporta almeno due conseguenze: da un lato, in molte delle pratiche discorsive permangono stereotipi non analizzati criticamente, dall'altro è proprio in alcune strategie di Archeologia Pubblica che i ricerca…
Multi-isotopic diet analysis of south-eastern Iberian megalithic populations
Pratiques maternelles
Ce texte analyse les pratiques d’allaitement et de sevrage dans les sociétés préhistoriques. Considérées comme naturelles, immuables et universelles, aucune attention n’a été prêtée au volume de travail, aux savoirs ni aux différentes stratégies technologiques ou sociales impliquées dans le processus de substitution du lait maternel. Ces processus sont à l’évidence influencés par divers facteurs, biologiques et environnementaux, de santé publique…
El recinto de fosos calcolítico del Cerro de los Vientos (Puente del Obispo, Jaén)
En este trabajo se da a conocer el recinto de fosos prehistrico del Cerro de los Vientos, localizado en la poblacin de Puente del Obispo (Jan, Espaa). Se presentan su planta completa, las estructuras que lo componen, la caracterizacin de los conjuntos cermicos y lticos hallados en sus rellenos, dos dataciones inditas y el anlisis polnico realizado en el yacimiento. Estos estudios han permitido reconocer la construccin de dos fosos concntricos y m…
A Radiocarbon Dating Approach to the Deposition and Removal of Human Bone Remains in Megalithic Monuments
The formation of commingled human bone assemblages is a key aspect for better understanding funerary rituals. The megalithic cemetery of Panoría (Spain) provides an excellent opportunity to explore bone assemblage formation thanks to the recent excavation of an undisturbed burial. For this purpose, we have approached the differential skeletal representation found between bone and teeth at the site through radiocarbon ( 14 C) dating and Bayesian m…
The Deposition of Human Remains Inside Chalcolithic Ditched Enclosures
In the last few decades, the discovery of large ditched enclosures in Iberia has revealed the diversity and complexity of deposition and manipulation of human bone remains. Alongside traditional ritual burials (mainly megalithic tombs and hypogea), fragmented and scattered human bones mixed with other kinds of material culture began to appear in many features. This is the case for Ditch 5 at Marroquíes, which offers an excellent opportunity to ex…
The radiocarbon chronology and temporality of the megalithic cemetery of Los Millares (Almería, Spain)
Who painted that? The authorship of Schematic rock art at the Los Machos rockshelter in southern Iberia
Globally, rock art is one of the most widely distributed manifestations of past human activity. Previous research, however, has tended to focus on the art rather than artists. Understanding which members of society participated in creating such art is crucial to interpreting its social implications and that of the sites at which it is found. This article presents the first application of a method-palaeodermatoglyphics-for the estimation of the se…
Cuerpos estereotipados, cuerpos enterrados, cuerpos representados, cuerpos cambiantes
En este trabajo abordamos distintas vías de aproximación a las identidades corporales femeninas y a su agencia, desde una perspectiva transversal, tomando como referencia algunos casos de estudio procedentes de contextos seleccionados de la prehistoria y protohistoria de la península ibérica, así como del Mediterráneo Antiguo. Tres ejes principales ordenarán este acercamiento: en primer lugar, una reflexión sobre los estereotipos de las imágenes …
Lorenzo Arribas, Josemi y PÉREZ MartÍN, Sergio
El volumen Excursiones zamoranas... recoge la correspondencia escrita por Manuel Gómez Moreno y Elena Rodríguez-Bolivar y dirigida a sus respectivas familias durante los dos periodos que pasaron en esa provincia entre 1903 y 1904 realizando el Catálogo monumental de la provincia de Zamora. A través del epistolario podemos acercarnos a asuntos tan dispares como la organización de la tutela del patrimonio histórico en España a principios del siglo …
La cronología radiocarbónica de las sepulturas tipo tholos en la península ibérica
Gracias al reciente desarrollo de la cronología radiocarbónica, por primera vez existe una serie de dataciones robusta y fiable para analizar uno de los tipos de monumentos megalíticos más característicos de la península ibérica, las sepulturas tipo tholos. Una nueva serie de 193 fechas pertenecientes a 42 sepulturas distribuidas por el sur de España y el centro y sur de Portugal ha sido analizada utilizando modelos estadísticos y herramientas de…
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