Los depósitos de La ría de HueLva: en busca deL barco perdido

Abstract

En este artículo se revisan los diversos hallazgos fluviales recuperados durante el siglo pasado en la ría de Huelva. Se analiza el contexto geográfico, las circunstancias de tales hallazgos, los tipos de artefactos, sus cronologías y simbolismo. Se estudian también las diferentes hipótesis que se han vertido acerca de los motivos de su deposición, para concluir que el estuario onubense representa un lugar de memoria en el que fueron amortizados un conjunto de depósitos votivos de larga duración, como se testifica desde el Bronce Final en numerosos territorios europeos. abstracThis article reviews the different river finds recovered during the last century in the ria of Huelva. Discusses the geographical context, the circumstances of the findings, the types of artefacts, their chronologies and symbolism. Also explores the different hypotheses that have been poured on the grounds of his deposition, to conclude that the Huelva estuary represents a place of memory in which were depreciated a set of votive of longterm hoards, as testifies from the Late Bronze in many European territories. paLabras cLaveSuroeste ibérico; Bronce Final; Depósito votivo; Armas; Arqueología de la Religión.

From Hispalis to Ishbiliyya: The Ancient Port of Seville, from the Roman Empire to the End of the Islamic Period (45 BC - AD 1248)

“…The ancient port of Huelva, Roman Onuba, has been important since the Late Bronze Age (Gómez Toscano, 2009). Exceptional Late Bronze Age and Iron Age archaeological finds were recovered from its port basin, including 98 bronze swords from the 10th century BC (Almagro Basch 1940;, although it remains unresolved if these came from shipwrecks or were ritual deposits (Fernández Rodríguez, 2014). Some nautical archaeological finds have recently been discovered (Bouzas Abad et al 2008) and, in combination with studies of geoarchaeology (Zazo et al 2005), have shed some light on this area in antiquity.…”