2017
DOI: 10.14201/zephyrus2017793961
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‘Biografía’ de un monumento megalítico: fases de uso y clausura en el dolmen de El Teriñuelo (Aldeavieja de Tormes, Salamanca)

Abstract: Resumen: El dolmen de El Teriñuelo, ubicado en el municipio de Aldeavieja de Tormes, forma parte de uno de los focos megalíticos más nutridos y mejor documentados de la provincia de Salamanca. Este sepulcro de corredor ha sido objeto de numerosas intervenciones arqueológicas que, desde fechas anteriores a 1930, han ido desgranando partes de su historia. Los resultados de la última campaña de excavación, que fue llevada a cabo por los firmantes de este artículo en 2005, han permitido completar su secuencia de u… Show more

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“…The profound changes that have been documented since the 3rd millennium BC throughout the peninsula have not only served to explain the progressive abandonment of megalithic material and mental structures in the north of Iberian Peninsula, but a similar phenomenon is observed on the southern coast, giving way to the funerary models typical of the Early Bronze Age at the end of the millennium (Blanco-González et al 2018;Linares-Catela 2022: 1055. In fact, many of the megalithic stations in these regions also display substantial architectural polymorphism, with authentic reconstructions, remodeling and reuse that survive well into the second millennium (Rojo-Guerra et al 2005;Tejedor-Rodríguez et al 2017;Aranda Jiménez et al 2017;Linares-Catela 2022, etc.). In one of these, El Pozuelo (Huelva), radiocarbon documentation has established a chronological sequence that corroborates, with its regional architectural particularities, the consolidation and survival of large passage structures during the final megalithic periods, while the single or multiple tombs would mark the beginning of the process (Linares-Catela 2022).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The profound changes that have been documented since the 3rd millennium BC throughout the peninsula have not only served to explain the progressive abandonment of megalithic material and mental structures in the north of Iberian Peninsula, but a similar phenomenon is observed on the southern coast, giving way to the funerary models typical of the Early Bronze Age at the end of the millennium (Blanco-González et al 2018;Linares-Catela 2022: 1055. In fact, many of the megalithic stations in these regions also display substantial architectural polymorphism, with authentic reconstructions, remodeling and reuse that survive well into the second millennium (Rojo-Guerra et al 2005;Tejedor-Rodríguez et al 2017;Aranda Jiménez et al 2017;Linares-Catela 2022, etc.). In one of these, El Pozuelo (Huelva), radiocarbon documentation has established a chronological sequence that corroborates, with its regional architectural particularities, the consolidation and survival of large passage structures during the final megalithic periods, while the single or multiple tombs would mark the beginning of the process (Linares-Catela 2022).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is also possible that the ancient dates found in the most monumental tombs come from earlier architectural possibilities, ones which are more modest, remodeled or rebuilt in the same place during the course of the millennium. To find examples of remodeling, not only do we have to cite the aforementioned southern megalithic tombs, as in the northern interior of the peninsula evidence of remodeling has also been documented in El Teri ñuelo (Salamanca) (Tejedor-Rodríguez et al 2017) or in La Mina (Rojo-Guerra et al 2005). In La Lora, it would not be unreasonable to think of a similar example in places such as the dolmen of El Moreco, where sediment analyses showed a possible previous occupation level (Delibes de ).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
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“…En la Península Ibérica, aunque se ha focalizado más en los momentos más cercanos al período de uso original, es decir, durante la Prehistoria reciente (épocas del Bronce y del Hierro) (Aranda 2014(Aranda y 2015Costela 2016aCostela , 2016bCostela y 2017Delibes 2004;Fernández 2004;García Sanjuán 2005;Lorrio y Montero 2004;Mataloto 2007;Tejedor 2008Tejedor , 2013Tejedor y 2015, en los últimos años está cobrando fuerza su reutilización en períodos históricos (Martinón-Torres 2001;García Sanjuán et al 2007;García Sanjuán y Díaz-Guardamino, eds. 2015;Oliveira 2001Oliveira y 2008), e incluso centrados en una reconstrucción de la biografía completa de las construcciones megalíticas (Álvarez 2011;Costela 2018;Costela et al 2018;Tejedor et al 2017).…”
Section: La Temporalidad De Las Construcciones Funerarias Prehistóric...unclassified
“…By focusing on practice rather than meaning, studies inspired by the critical turn have weakened the sharp distinctions traditionally made between the secular and sacred, and the domestic and funerary, and transformed research agendas focused on classification and typology. Along this vein, memory studies and related investigations into object and monument biographies have left their mark (García Sanjuán and Wheatley 2010;Blanco-González 2011, 2014aand 2014bGarcía Sanjuán and Díaz-Guardamino 2015;Tejedor et al 2017). These works have enriched and complicated traditional cultural historical narratives.…”
Section: Theory Perspectives Practicesmentioning
confidence: 99%