&lt;em&gt;Longhouses&lt;/em&gt;, biografía de la casa y complejidad social en el noroeste peninsular en la alta edad media

Castillo, Juan Antonio Quirós

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“…The stability of this residential building contrasts with other domestic structures in the same site, which were rebuilt every one or two generations. In other sites [30,31] the steadiness of this kind of dwellings has been considered a marker of high social status. Finally, the dating of the massive agrarian filling 1784 was assessed.…”

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“…The application of the Bayesian statistics in the context of radiocarbon dating, allows to better define the intervals of dating, thanks to models that use in a combined way the information coming from historical, stratigraphic or typological investigations with those deriving from radiocarbon dating [31]. This method, therefore, forces archaeologists not to delegate the resolution of archaeological problems to the measuring laboratory, but, from the design of the excavation, to using an integrated approach between archaeological and archaeometric surveys [32].…”

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“…An associated cemetery, containing some 60 graves, was in use during the 8th–10th centuries. Consumption patterns, domestic architecture and the overall nature of the remains led to the interpretation of the San Julián focus as a manor or domanial centre (Quirós Castillo, 2017).…”

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Magnetic prospection at Aistra (Álava) and Peña Amaya (Burgos): Towards a new diagnostic paradigm for early mediaeval Iberia

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Saito

2021

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This article discusses the application and implications of magnetic prospection within two complex early mediaeval sites of the 5th–10th centuries BCE in northern Spain, at Aistra and Peña Amaya in the Upper Ebro Valley. In this period most sites displaying domestic and other forms of occupation present multifaceted and challenging problems due to the poor preservation of stratigraphic relationships in rural contexts and rarity and poor visibility of early mediaeval horizons in multi‐period urban sites. It is now widely acknowledged that extensive magnetic prospection, both in rural areas and in abandoned townscapes, can on a variety of sites facilitate the identification of domestic settlements, productive areas and monumental structures as well as the patterns of former roads, trackways and field boundaries. The two sites described here were selected to test this approach in the particular environment of the Ebro Valley and to draw any resulting conclusions about early mediaeval settlement in the area.

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Pertenecer y diferenciarse. Iglesias «locales» y agencia campesina en el noroeste de la Península Ibérica

Castillo

2020

Stud. hist., H.ª mediev.

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El objetivo de este trabajo es analizar las sociedades locales altomedievales del noroeste peninsular a partir de sus iglesias propias. La existencia de iglesias privadas fundadas por colectivos y líderes aldeanos de distinta entidad es bien conocida tanto a través de la documentación escrita como de la evidencia material. Estas construcciones han sido estudiadas desde el prisma de la emergencia de líderes aldeanos y élites locales que se proyectan hacia el exterior mediante la participación en redes clientelares vinculándose con los poderes de escala territorial. En este trabajo se pretende explorar las sociedades locales como espacios de participación, confrontación y negociación inter y extracomunitaria a través de la activación de políticas de pertenencia, diferenciación y exclusión articuladas a través de las iglesias locales. Para ello se confrontan dos regiones del noroeste, una de ellas caracterizada por la proximidad de la monarquía (Asturias) frente a otra distante respecto a los principales focos de poder en los siglos viii-x (País Vasco). Las iglesias locales serán analizadas desde tres puntos de vista: las tecnologías constructivas, la relación entre las iglesias y otros elementos constitutivos del paisaje social, y la construcción de las identidades en las sociedades locales en términos de larga duración.

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<em>Longhouses</em>, biografía de la casa y complejidad social en el noroeste peninsular en la alta edad media

Cited by 4 publications

References 24 publications

Chronological characterization of Medieval Villages in Northern Iberia: A multi-integrated approach

Chronological characterization of Medieval Villages in Northern Iberia: A multi-integrated approach

Magnetic prospection at Aistra (Álava) and Peña Amaya (Burgos): Towards a new diagnostic paradigm for early mediaeval Iberia

Pertenecer y diferenciarse. Iglesias «locales» y agencia campesina en el noroeste de la Península Ibérica

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