Rendering death : ideological and archaeological narratives from recent prehistory (Iberia), proceedings of the conference held in Abrantes, Portugal, 11 May 2013 /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Oxford :
Archaeopress,
2014.
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| Series: | BAR international series ;
2648. |
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Table of Contents:
- Rendering death - ideological and archaeological speeches from recent prehistory (Iberia) / Ana Cruz
- Custodian stones: human images in the megalithism of the southern Iberian peninsula / P. Bueno Ramirez, R. De Balbín Behrmann, R. Barroso Bermejo
- The contribution of Manuel Heleno to the knowledge of the funerary megalithic in Alentejo / Leonor Rocha
- Megalithic rites of north Alentejo - Portugal / Jorge de Oliveira
- Death as "life's mirror"? Funerary practices and trajectories of complexity in the prehistory of peasant societies of Iberia / João Carlos Senna-Martinez
- The mound at Cimo dos Valeiros (Serra Vermelha, Oleiros, Castelo Branco). A neolithic burial site in the central Cordillera, south of Serra da Estrela / João Carlos Caninas, Mário Monteiro, André Pereira, Emanuel Carvalho, Francisco Henriques, João Araújo Gomes & Lídia Fernandes, Álvaro Batista
- Caves, megalithism and tumuli - three diachronic realities in funerary archaeography from Alto Ribatejo / Ana Cruz, Ana Graça, Luiz Oosterbeek
- Collective burial caves in Spanish Extremadura: chronology, landscapes and identities / Enrique Cerrillo Cuenca, Antonio González Cordero
- Between dead and alive - the recent prehistory of the municipality of Pampilhosa da Serra (Portugal center) / Carlos Batata, Filomena Gaspar
- Between norm and variation in the semiotic of the funerary world: examples and discussion of some abnormal graves in the Bronze Age Europe / Davide Delfino
- The polimorphism of graves and the distribution of archeological remains in the southwest Bronze Age necropolis of Soalheironas (Alcoutim) / João Luís Cardoso, Alexandra Gradim
- The faces of death: from Bronze to Iron Age, between the north and the south of the Portuguese territory / Raquel Vilaça.