This book, constructed around a central theme rather than a specific time period or region, aims to show how different researchers working on different topics address the issues around the inter-relationships between groups in pre- and protohistoric periods, through the analysis of certain raw materials. This diachronic perspective allows the reader to obtain a broader view of some of the lines of research that are being followed in different areas of the Mediterranean. The editors intend for this monograph to open its doors to researchers who work over a broad chronological period, rather than focusing on a specific moment, as some congresses or collective monographs do. It is hoped that it presents avenues for future research, which can help other researchers to understand some of the lines that are currently being followed and the methodologies that are being used to analyse and determine the origin of raw materials used in the preparation of ornaments, ceramic vessels, lithic instruments, and other objects.
Between Dominant Ideologies and Techno-economical Constraints: Spondylus Ornamentsfrom the Balkans in the 5th Millennium BC
págs. 5-22
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págs. 47-60
Green and/or Far Away: The Case of the Alpine Axes in Iberia
Ramón Fábregas Valcarce, Arturo Jesús de Lombera Hermida, Carlos Rodríguez Rellán, Pierre Pétrequin
págs. 61-68
Symbolism, Exchange and Differential Grave Building Efforts during the Neolithic of the North-eastern Iberian Peninsula. The Necropolis of Bòbila Madurell-Can Gambús 1-2: An Example of Unequal Objects and Grave Goods Distribution
Juan Francisco Gibaja Bao, Stephanie Duboscq, Berta Morell Rovira, Alba Masclans, M. Eulàlia Subirà, Araceli Martín Cólliga, Jordi Roig Buxó, Joan Manel Coll, Millán Mozota Holgueras, Gerard Remolins Zamora, Francesc Xavier Oms, Miriam Cubas Morera, Antoni Palomo Pérez, Javier Plasencia Figueroa, Paloma González Marcén, Pilar Bravo, Emiliano Hinojo García
págs. 69-82
About the Presence of Exotic Materials in Some Funerary Megalithic Monuments in Alentejo(Portugal): The Cases of Cinnabar and Amber
Leonor Rocha, Jorge de Oliveira, Cristina Barrocas Dias, José Mirão, Luís Dias, Ana Manhita
págs. 83-90
Upper Morgado Shelter, Still a Peripheral Funeral Context, or Perhaps Not? (Tomar, Central Portugal)
Ana Cruz, João Carlos Senna-Martínez, Luis Santos, Cláudia Relvado, Cheila Ribeiro, Teresa Fernandes, Ana Curto
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The Tagus Estuary Region in a Transitional Period: An Outsider’s Reflections on Regional Late Bronze Age
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