Los oscuros orígenes de un monumento funerario y cultual: Marialba de la Ribera (León). De mausoleum-martyrium a basílica bautismal

González, José Avelino Gutiérrez

doi:10.5209/geri.78123

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2021

DOI: 10.5209/geri.78123

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Los oscuros orígenes de un monumento funerario y cultual: Marialba de la Ribera (León). De mausoleum-martyrium a basílica bautismal

José Avelino Gutiérrez González

Abstract: La basílica de Marialba es conocida desde las excavaciones realizadas por Helmunt Schlunk y Theodor Hauschild, en 1967-1970, quienes la calificaron como una de las mayores iglesias martiriales de Hispania, construida en tres fases. Las nuevas investigaciones arqueológicas pretenden conocer su función en cada una de las fases constructivas, desde el mausoleo inicial (sin evidencias de culto cristiano) sucesivamente reconvertido en martyrium, iglesia bautismal y área funeraria hasta su abandono.

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Stratigraphy Matters: Questioning the (Re)Sacralisation of Religious Spaces from Late Antiquity to the Early Middle Ages in the Iberian Peninsula

Utrero Agudo

2023

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In recent decades, archaeological and written records have been used in combination to improve our understanding of Late Antique and Early Medieval Hispanic architectural culture (5th–10th c.). Within this renewed research context, the rebuilding of Late Antique churches and the reuse of earlier materials in both Early Medieval Christian and Islamic religious buildings; the transformation of Late Antique churches into early Islamic mosques in al-Andalus; and the rebuilding of other churches by the Christians themselves, both in al-Andalus and in the northern Iberian plateau, from the late 8th century onwards, have often been used to thread narratives concerning tradition, continuity, and re-sacralisation of earlier religious architectural spaces and, through this, religious change in the middle ages. However, the application of modern archaeological methodology reveals that these processes need to be qualified, for the stratigraphic gaps between building phases make them sometimes hard to interpret. By analysing some examples of Hispanic religious sites, this paper reflects on the many concepts related to sacralisation, explains the way archaeology is able to trace the sacralisation processes, and intends thus to highlight the complexity of these phenomena.

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Stratigraphy Matters: Questioning the (Re)Sacralisation of Religious Spaces from Late Antiquity to the Early Middle Ages in the Iberian Peninsula

Utrero Agudo

2023

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Los oscuros orígenes de un monumento funerario y cultual: Marialba de la Ribera (León). De mausoleum-martyrium a basílica bautismal

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Stratigraphy Matters: Questioning the (Re)Sacralisation of Religious Spaces from Late Antiquity to the Early Middle Ages in the Iberian Peninsula

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