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Handmade ceramics with painted decoration constitute one of the most outstanding archaeological materials from the Late Bronze Age and the First Iron Age in the Guadalquivir and Guadiana valleys, the context in which the Tartessian culture developed. In this work, an exhaustive study of these ceramic styles has been attempted, defining their technical characteristics, dispersion, forms, decoration, symbolism, chronology, use and meaning. To this overall study are added several unpublished pieces by Alarcos, some with archeometric and content analysis, the results of which allow questioning their traditional consideration as 'post-firing ceramics'.

This characterization allows an orientation in the classification of some styles traditionally considered as a monolithic set when really, there is a much more complex panorama due to different chronological and cultural circumstances. Among the latter, the relationships and contacts established between local communities and Mediterranean populations stand out, giving rise to cultural phenomena of miscegenation or hybridization in which local tradition was combined with all exogenous contributions, a fossilized reality in these productions. This book presents the most complete and up-to-date work on these ceramics, studied from the perspective of new theoretical-methodological approaches and recent interpretations.

Table of Contents
Capítulo 1. Introducción ;
Capítulo 2. Contexto geográfico y cultural: los valles del Guadalquivir y del Guadiana durante el Bronce Final y la Primera Edad del Hierro ;
Capítulo 3. Estructura, metodología y fundamentos teóricos ;
Capítulo 4. Cerámica estilo Carambolo ;
Capítulo 5. Cerámica estilo Valcorchero ;
Capítulo 6. Cerámica estilo San Pedro II ;
Capítulo 7. Cerámica estilo Medellín ;
Capítulo 8. Cerámica estilo Meseta ;
Capítulo 9. Cerámica monocroma en amarillo ;
Capítulo 10. Conclusiones y valoración final: las cerámicas a mano con decoración pintada en el contexto cultural del Bronce Final y la Primera Edad del Hierro en los valles del Guadalquivir y del Guadiana ;
Bibliografía ;
Fuentes ;
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    Publisher: Archaeopress
    Publication Date: 12/11/2020
    ISBN13: 9781789697728, 978-1789697728
    ISBN10: 1789697727
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    Description

    Book Synopsis
    Handmade ceramics with painted decoration constitute one of the most outstanding archaeological materials from the Late Bronze Age and the First Iron Age in the Guadalquivir and Guadiana valleys, the context in which the Tartessian culture developed. In this work, an exhaustive study of these ceramic styles has been attempted, defining their technical characteristics, dispersion, forms, decoration, symbolism, chronology, use and meaning. To this overall study are added several unpublished pieces by Alarcos, some with archeometric and content analysis, the results of which allow questioning their traditional consideration as 'post-firing ceramics'.

    This characterization allows an orientation in the classification of some styles traditionally considered as a monolithic set when really, there is a much more complex panorama due to different chronological and cultural circumstances. Among the latter, the relationships and contacts established between local communities and Mediterranean populations stand out, giving rise to cultural phenomena of miscegenation or hybridization in which local tradition was combined with all exogenous contributions, a fossilized reality in these productions. This book presents the most complete and up-to-date work on these ceramics, studied from the perspective of new theoretical-methodological approaches and recent interpretations.

    Table of Contents
    Capítulo 1. Introducción ;
    Capítulo 2. Contexto geográfico y cultural: los valles del Guadalquivir y del Guadiana durante el Bronce Final y la Primera Edad del Hierro ;
    Capítulo 3. Estructura, metodología y fundamentos teóricos ;
    Capítulo 4. Cerámica estilo Carambolo ;
    Capítulo 5. Cerámica estilo Valcorchero ;
    Capítulo 6. Cerámica estilo San Pedro II ;
    Capítulo 7. Cerámica estilo Medellín ;
    Capítulo 8. Cerámica estilo Meseta ;
    Capítulo 9. Cerámica monocroma en amarillo ;
    Capítulo 10. Conclusiones y valoración final: las cerámicas a mano con decoración pintada en el contexto cultural del Bronce Final y la Primera Edad del Hierro en los valles del Guadalquivir y del Guadiana ;
    Bibliografía ;
    Fuentes ;
    Catálogo

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