2010
DOI: 10.3989/tp.2010.10033
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Muerte e identidad femenina en el mundo argárico

Abstract: Muerte e identidad femenina en el mundo argáricoDeath and female identity in the Argaric world Sandra Montón-Subías (*) RESUMENYa que la identidad se construye en un contexto de interacción social, es de suponer que el comportamiento funerario formaría parte de la construcción social de la identidad en las comunidades prehistóricas. Por lo tanto, también debió actuar como componente activo en la representación y negociación de las identidades sociales argáricas, incluida la femenina, cuyo estudio se propone es… Show more

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“…Regarding the inclusion of faunal remains within the funerary contexts here analysed, first, adding faunal remains to human burials is common but not a banal practice, as only 44.5% of the community members were accompanied by a part of an animal in the afterlife. This can be interpreted as a way of maintaining human social inequalities, as stressed by many authors (e.g., Sanchéz et al, 2007; Montón‐Subias, ). Instead, this can also mean that cattle and sheep/goats (domestic species) have a strong symbolism that can be perpetuated in the afterlife by their integration into the human funerary ritual.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 93%
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“…Regarding the inclusion of faunal remains within the funerary contexts here analysed, first, adding faunal remains to human burials is common but not a banal practice, as only 44.5% of the community members were accompanied by a part of an animal in the afterlife. This can be interpreted as a way of maintaining human social inequalities, as stressed by many authors (e.g., Sanchéz et al, 2007; Montón‐Subias, ). Instead, this can also mean that cattle and sheep/goats (domestic species) have a strong symbolism that can be perpetuated in the afterlife by their integration into the human funerary ritual.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 93%
“…This can be interpreted as a way of maintaining human social inequalities, as stressed by many authors (e.g., Sanchéz et al, 2007;Montón-Subias, 2010). Instead, this can also mean that cattle and sheep/goats (domestic species) have a strong symbolism that can be perpetuated in the afterlife by their integration into the human funerary ritual.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Only in very recent times has the presence of awls received more attention, and the significance of their ever-recurrent placement in female tombs has been interpreted in symbolic terms as a question of transversal gender identity (Montón-Subías 2007, 2010, Aranda et al 2009a. Notable for the previous hypothesis is the fact that funerary awls crosscut many social circumstances, but not sex, which means that their symbolic value in the archaeological record is most probably related to this fact.…”
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confidence: 98%
“…2010a con dos cuencos semiesféricos, punzón y tulipa (esta última tal vez acompañando a un segundo inhumado no estudiado). La frecuencia de instrumentos de cobre apuntados (punzones, agujas alfileres en las tumbas masculinas muestra lo discutible de algunos planteamientos de homogeneización (Montón 2007(Montón , 2010, que son aun menos defendibles si se tiene en cuenta la variabilidad de estos objetos y su ausencia de muchas tumbas femeninas (Pérez 2011:46-47).…”
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