Tumbas rupestres en el Alto Mondego (Guarda, Portugal). Patrones de distribución, significados y construcción del paisaje rural altomedieval

Tente, Catarina

doi:10.21630/maa.2015.66.15

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“…In turn, the construction of small tombs isolated from each other or burials in small groups were motivated by this family relationship and therefore may give us more clues to burial by relationship. In addition, all of them are found in the vicinity of habitable or productive structures (Tente 2015).…”

Section: Funeral Ritualsmentioning

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The Study of Adoption in Archaeological Human Remains

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This review aims to establish criteria for identifying an adoption process in an archaeological context. We define adoption as raising an individual who does not belong genetically to the family. Adoption appears in different moments of past societies, and when establishing a “family” nucleus burial place we must consider certain social behaviors, such as burials under the houses, collective burials, or laying bodies in specific positions. After observing these signs, we are carrying out a genetic analysis, in order to confirm a biologically related family nucleus. These traces have been traditionally linked to family nuclei because they have been found previously in burials where biological kinship was confirmed. However, there can be cases where, after carrying out the genetic analyses, it is confirmed that certain individuals are not genetically related. In such cases, an adoption case cannot be ruled out. These cases are not easy to identify due to the differences between societies and cultures, so more in-depth studies should be carried out on the type of funeral practice in which these human remains are found to be able to discriminate an adopted individual from one who was not adopted. Therefore, the study of adoption should be carried out based on an in-depth knowledge of the cultural background, before using a powerful tool such as ancient DNA technology.

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Section: Funeral Ritualsmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Study of Adoption in Archaeological Human Remains

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“…Las tumbas excavadas en la roca son, en correspondencia con en el resto de la región portuguesa de Beira Interior (Prata 2014;Tente 2015;Martín Viso 2016;Tente et al 2018), uno de los hitos más señalados del paisaje altomedieval. En el caso egitano, la presencia de estos monumentos funerarios se vincula con asentamientos rurales de diferente índole.…”

Section: � Elementos Variables E Invariables En El Campo Egitanounclassified

El mundo rural en el corazón de la Lusitania altomedieval.

RUIZ¹

2022

Paisajes, Espacios Y Materialidades: Arqueología Rural Altomedieval en La Península Ibérica

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“…Al igual que sucede en otros territorios peninsulares, los espacios funerarios con gran número de enterramientos son minoritarios frente al conjunto mayoritario de sepulturas aisladas y pequeños agrupamientos (TENTE, 2015). Mientras que en otras áreas, como la lusa, son muchos los casos en los que las tumbas labradas en la roca aparecen aparentemente descontextualizadas respecto a los lugares de hábitat que ocuparían las comunidades que las generaron (PRATA, 2019, TENTE, 2015, MARTÍN VISO, 2007, en este territorio son escasas aquellas inhumaciones que no se pueden relacionar con un espacio comunitario. Y en estos casos debemos pensar en la falta de investigaciones desarrolladas en el mismo.…”

Section: Discusión La Presencia De Los Espacios Funerarios Y La Artiunclassified

Espacios funerarios tardoantiguos/altomedievales al sur del Sistema Central

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El presente trabajo presenta una aproximación a los espacios funerarios situados en la zona del centro peninsular, en la vertiente sur del Sistema Central, caracterizados por la existencia de diferentes tipologías de inhumaciones entre las que destaca la presencia de tumbas labradas en la roca. Se trata de un estudio que no se limita a investigar las características de este tipo de inhumaciones, sino que trata un aspecto esencial como es su integración en el paisaje, del que formarían parte como uno de los elementos indicadores del poblamiento rural tardoantiguo (ss. VI-VIII) y altomedieval (ss. IX-XII). Los ritos y las prácticas funerarias constituyen uno de los componentes fundamentales de cualquier grupo humano y gracias al registro arqueológico podemos hacer una aproximación a los espacios funerarios en esta época de transformaciones. La prospección arqueológica se muestra como una herramienta fundamental para caracterizar la organización del territorio. A través del análisis de las relaciones establecidas entre estos espacios funerarios, los lugares de hábitat conocidos y los edificios de culto tratamos de comprender la dinámica de poblamiento de las comunidades campesinas que generaron y explotaron estos paisajes.

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Tumbas rupestres en el Alto Mondego (Guarda, Portugal). Patrones de distribución, significados y construcción del paisaje rural altomedieval

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The Study of Adoption in Archaeological Human Remains

The Study of Adoption in Archaeological Human Remains

El mundo rural en el corazón de la Lusitania altomedieval.

Espacios funerarios tardoantiguos/altomedievales al sur del Sistema Central

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