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La Cultura de los Silos en los yacimientos de 'El Trobal' y 'La Esparragosa' (Cádiz, España)

La Cultura de los Silos en los yacimientos de 'El Trobal' y 'La Esparragosa' (Cádiz, España)

Raquel Martínez Romero

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British Archaeological Reports (Oxford) Ltd
Año de edición:
2022
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Antropología
ISBN:
9781407360171
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En este trabajo se analiza la relación entre los modos de vida y las herramientas líticas de dos yacimientos arqueológicos (’El Trobal’ en Jerez de la Frontera y ’La Esparragosa’ en Chiclana de la Frontera, ambos en la provincia de Cádiz), encuadrados en el IV y III milenio a.n.e. mediante un análisis de los elementos líticos (trabajados, pulimentados, cantos rodados...) con un total de 5088 productos.Los resultados evidencian una continuación de los modos de vida en la transición del IV al III milenio a.n.e. basados en la agricultura y en la ganadería, sin abandono de la caza ni de la pesca, alcanzado esta última un gran peso, al ser enclaves marítimos. Así mismo, el uso de las mismas materias primas en la confección de los productos líticos y la aparición de nuevas identidades como la creación de espacios abiertos para el cultivo mediante la deforestación, la aparición de nuevas estructuras como los silos y un cambio en la estructuración social con las primeras divisiones sociales, dando lugar a una jerarquización social basada en el control del territorio y de la propiedad, serán tratados en dicha publicación. This book analyses the relationship between the lifestyles and stone tools of two archaeological sites: 'El Trobal' in Jerez de la Frontera and 'La Esparragosa' in Chiclana de la Frontera, both in the province of Cádiz. It is framed in the IV and III millennium B.C.E. through an analysis of the lithic elements (worked, polished, rounded stones, etc.) with a total of 5,088 products.The results show a continuation of the ways of life in the transition from the IV to the III millennium B.C.E. based on agriculture and livestock, without abandoning hunting or fishing, the latter of which is of great significance since they were maritime enclaves. Likewise, the use of the same raw materials in the manufacture of stone products and the appearance of new identities - such as the creation of open spaces for cultivation through deforestation, the appearance of new structures such as silos and a change in the structuring of the first social divisions that give rise to a social hierarchy based on the control of territory and property - are examined in depth.

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