Reuniones Científicas en el MARQ

Program

Provisional program, subject to change
Día 1
16/Noviembre/2017
Día 2
17/Noviembre/2017

The violent dawn of the Salzmünde society around 3300 BC

Above the course of the river Saale the earthwork of Salzmuende presents itself proudly. Quite obvious it exudes power. But it is not a stronghold. There are many elaborately built...
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Susanne Friederich

The funerary rites of 6th to 3rd millennium BC in the East of the Iberian Peninsula. Outlook and problematic of a biased archaeological record

In the first two decades of the 21st century our knowledge about the funerary record in the Central Mediterranean Region of the Iberian Peninsula has increased tremendously. The studies and...
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Consuelo Roca de Togores Muñoz
Jorge A.Soler Díaz
Jorge A.Soler Díaz

At the verge of a new world: Society and ideology around 2200 BC

From 2005 to 2008 our Institute has excavated in cooperation with the State Office for Heritage Management and Archaeology Saxony-Anhalt a monumental circular enclosure at Pömmelte, next to the river...
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François Bertemes

The formation and expansion of the El Argar society in 2200-1800 BC

The time around 2200 BCE was marked in the Iberian Peninsula, and particularly in its southern regions, by profound social, political, and ideological changes. A substantial number of 14C dates...
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Foto Rafael Mico
Rafael Micó Pérez
Foto Cristina Rihuete
Cristina Rihuete Herrada
Roberto Risch
Vicente Lull Santiago
13:00 - 13:45

Round Table

13:45 - 16:00

Lunch

Funerary practices and social development beyond the territory of El Argar

From the seminal studies of the nineteenth century, the analysis of the dissymmetries in the funerary record of the Bronze Age societies of the Iberian Peninsula has been a key...
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F.Javier Jover Maestre
Juan A.López Padilla

Metal production and circulation in Bronze Age Europe

The hypothesis that trace element concentrations should be a guide to the provenance of ancient metals has been formulated more than hundred years ago. Although very large analytical programs of...
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Ernst Pernicka

Gold, power and warfare. New insights into central German Únětice societies

After 15 years, the research results on the context of the Nebra sky disc not only allow a multitude of statements on the object itself, they also prompt fundamental reconsiderations...
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Harald Meller

Continuity and rupture after El Argar: The Late Bronze Age in the Southeast and East of the Iberian Peninsula

In the 1970s, the works of researchers such as F. Molina and O. Arteaga allowed to characterize the end of Prehistory in the Southeast of the Iberian peninsula. Their studies...
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10:30 - 11:00

Coffee-Break

The end of the Bronze Age and the beginnings of Iron Age in the Southeast of Iberia

The Southeastern territory of the Iberian peninsula during the Late Bronze Age and the Ancient Iron Age is analyzed. The study emphasizing on the analysis of the interaction between the...
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The contribution of bio-archaeological research in the present discussion on emerging complexity in Bronze Age Europe

The Neolithic lifestyle developed in the Near East about 12,000 years ago and spread into Central Europe and the Iberian Peninsula via different routes during the following millennia. Funded by...
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Kurt Alt
12:30-13:15

Round table

13:15-13:45

Closing