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60 anys després de la Cova del Calvari (Amposta, Montsià). Revisió en curs i aportació de noves dades analítiques al Campaniforme del nord-est de la Península Ibèrica

June 3, 2017 | Autor: Ignacio Soriano | Categoría: Mediterranean prehistory, Funerary Archaeology, Chalcolithic Archaeology, Bell Beakers (Archaeology), Iberian Prehistory (Archaeology), Archaeology of the Iberian Peninsula, Mediterranean archaeology, Funerary Practices, Copper age, Chalcolithic Metallurgy, Iberian prehistory, European Copper and Bronze Age – Archaeometallurgy – Prehistoric Metalworking in Social Context – Settlement Archaeology – Application of Geophysical Methods in Archaeology – Neolithic – Theory / Cultural Anthropology – Material Culture Studies, Bell Beakers, Archaeology of the Iberian Peninsula, Mediterranean archaeology, Funerary Practices, Copper age, Chalcolithic Metallurgy, Iberian prehistory, European Copper and Bronze Age – Archaeometallurgy – Prehistoric Metalworking in Social Context – Settlement Archaeology – Application of Geophysical Methods in Archaeology – Neolithic – Theory / Cultural Anthropology – Material Culture Studies, Bell Beakers
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Calvary Cave (Amposta, Tarragona province, Spain) is a unique burial site corresponding to Bell Beaker, consisting of comparatively intact "closed finds" (five individual graves and one collective tomb). Its exceptionality and outstanding furnishings documented (Maritime Bell Beaker ZM-[H] and GZM types, tanged copper daggers and pyramidal V-bored square-based buttons) contrasts with the scarcity of new data generated from its excavation in 1957. This situation has pushed us to review site data and initiate a set of new archaeological analysis (C14 dating, archaeometallurgy, ancient DNA).
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