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Rock‐art and the transition to farming. The Neolithic landscape of the central Mediterranean coast of Spain
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Summary. This paper deals with the analysis of stylistic variation between the different rock‐art traditions that coexisted in the central Mediterranean coastal area of Spain in the Neolithic period – the Macro Schematic tradition, the Schematic tradition and the Levantine tradition. The stylistic variation is analyzed in different scales from the panel with its compositions and superimpositions, to the shelter – shared or exclusive – and the landscape, focussing on patterns of distribution and relationships with settlement sites. This stylistic analysis enables us to study the chronological aspects of the process of Neolithization; while the symbolic character of these marks on the landscape offers an insight into the perception and use of space by the communities who made them.
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“En estos abrigos se representan motivos pertenecientes a tres estilos distintos, Macroesquemático, Esquemático y Levantino, aunque todos ellos de cronología neolítica si atendemos a sus paralelos muebles y las superposiciones cromáticas (Hernández y Martí 2000-2001;Fairén 2004).”
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“De forma general, se ha señalado que la frecuentación de estos abrigos debe ponerse en relación con el movimiento de personas y ganado entre los dos núcleos principales de poblamiento (Fairén 2004), ante la reconocida funcionalidad de muchos de ellos como redil durante el Neolítico (Badal 1999);”
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- Fairén, S.
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- Oxford Journal of Archaeology
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- Wiley
- Published
- 2004-02
- Volume
- 23
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