Tumuli and megaliths in Eurasia
Información General
- Autores: Joao Carlos Caninas (coord.), Telmo Pereira (coord.), Paulo Félix (coord.), Isabel Gaspar (coord.)
- Editores: Cambridge Scholars Publishing
- Año de publicación: 2024
- País: Reino Unido
- Idioma: inglés
- ISBN: 9781036407490
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Methods for the study of large neolithic stone monuments in Western France
Luc Laporte, Chris Scarre, Florian Cousseau, Philippe Gouézin, Ludovic Soler, Didier Poncet, Yann Bernard
págs. 1-21
A monument in the round:: understanding the neolithic architecture of la hougue bie, Jersey, Channel Islands
págs. 22-43
Tumuli of the Motilla Culture (La Mancha-Spain): Castillejo del Bonete and Bocapucheros, burial caves monumentalised to the stars during the Climatic Event 4.2 cal. ka BP
págs. 44-59
Neolithic funerary landscape and its long-term impact: The case study of the Lima river basin, Northwest Iberian Peninsula
págs. 60-77
Lafões (Beira Alta) and Monchique (Algarve): Piecing together the evidence from two megalithic areas in portugal
págs. 78-96
María Lazarich González, Vicente Castañeda Fernández, Ana María Gomar Barea, Antonio Ramos Gil, Mercedes Versaci, Antonio Ruiz Trujillo, Francisco Torres Abril, Mª de las Mercedes de Caso Bernal, Yolanda Costela Muñoz, Miriam Mesa Saborido, María Narváez Cabeza de Vaca
págs. 97-110
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Sharing the place of eternal rest and worship: Mound burials in the later prehistory of Serbia
págs. 123-140
Kurgan architecture of the bronze age in the northern Black sea region: Studies of the kurgan mound near the village of Igovskoye
I.V. Rukavishnikova, D.V. Beilin, D.V. Veselkova, N.G. Svirkina
págs. 141-156
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Kurgan culture and cultural change in northwest Iran: An architectural and geographical view
págs. 215-232
Megaliths of the Urals: Where did they come from?
págs. 233-247
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Diffusion or Domestic Development?: How to Explain the Emergence of the Painted Tomb in South Sumatra?
págs. 292-307
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A ring of clay inside a tumulus of the cantabrian area: The second building phase of the dolmen of Cobertoria (Salas, Asturias, Spain)
págs. 349-363
Monument’s constructive materials
Pedro Baptista, Carlos Neto de Carvalho, Francisco Henriques, Mário Monteiro, Joao Carlos Caninas
págs. 364-382
págs. 383-398
Beyond landscape domination: Why cognition is (also) out there: An example of material engagement through funerary mounds in Serra da Lousã (Portugal)
págs. 399-416
Clays as building materials in the megalithic tombs of Proença-a-Nova, Portugal
Anna Tsoupra, Güncem Diktaş, Joao Carlos Caninas, Patricia Moita, José Mirão
págs. 417-431
págs. 432-449
Bones and rituals: A look at the remains of dolmens I and II of Rego da Murta (Alvaiázere – Portugal)
Alexandra Figueiredo, Anna J. Waterman, Augusto Ferreira, Daniel Rodrigues Alves
págs. 450-464
Megalithic routes: Basic structure and goals of a european cultural route
págs. 465-475
Meg: Route of the megaliths.: Viseu dão-lafões and sever do vouga
págs. 476-484
Revisiting the archaeological site of Anthofyto: Past and Perspectives
págs. 485-503
