Publication: La cerámica de la Edad del Bronce en el yacimiento de El Portalón de Cueva Mayor (Sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos, España)
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2016
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Sociedad de Ciencias Aranzadi
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Este trabajo estudia la amplia colección cerámica de la Edad del Bronce recuperada en El Portalón de Cueva Mayor (Sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos). La muestra procede de tres intervenciones arqueológicas modernas cuyos resultados se resumen aquí, por primera vez, de manera conjunta, sintetizando los caracteres sedimentarios y culturales ofrecidos por los respectivos responsables de los trabajos de campo. Se caracteriza tecno-tipológicamente la colección, la relación forma-función de los recipientes, el modelo productivo y las manifestaciones simbólicas propias de algunas producciones. El conjunto alfarero de El Portalón muestra una llamativa homogeneidad con independencia de su pertenencia a un nivel sedimentario y fase cultural. Desde el punto de vista alfarero se detecta una continuidad técnica y formal durante el Bronce antiguo y medio en el porcentaje de tipos y variantes, el tratamiento de las superficies, la profusión y estilo de las decoraciones y en la cocción. Es decir, no hay variaron en los patrones de producción a lo largo de los 700 años que representa el paquete sedimentario del Bronce en este Yacimiento. This paper studies the extensive pottery collection of the Bronze Age recovered at the site of El Portalón of Cueva Mayor (Sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos).
This paper studies the extensive pottery collection of the Bronze Age recovered at the site of El Portalón of Cueva Mayor (Sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos). The studied sample comes from three modern archaeological interventions whose results are summarized here for the first time putting together and synthesizing the sedimentary and cultural characteristics offered by the respective field works. We study techno-typologically the pottery collection, the relationship between form and function of the containers, the production model and the characteristics of decorative symbolic manifestations. The Bronze Age pottery set from El Portalón shows a striking homogeneity regardless their sedimentary level and cultural phase. Technically and formally we detect continuity during the Early and Middle Bronze Age in the proportions of type elements, their variants, the surface treatments, the profusion and style of decorations and the kind of bake. That is, there is no change in production patterns over the 700 years represented by the sedimentary Bronze package at this site.
This paper studies the extensive pottery collection of the Bronze Age recovered at the site of El Portalón of Cueva Mayor (Sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos). The studied sample comes from three modern archaeological interventions whose results are summarized here for the first time putting together and synthesizing the sedimentary and cultural characteristics offered by the respective field works. We study techno-typologically the pottery collection, the relationship between form and function of the containers, the production model and the characteristics of decorative symbolic manifestations. The Bronze Age pottery set from El Portalón shows a striking homogeneity regardless their sedimentary level and cultural phase. Technically and formally we detect continuity during the Early and Middle Bronze Age in the proportions of type elements, their variants, the surface treatments, the profusion and style of decorations and the kind of bake. That is, there is no change in production patterns over the 700 years represented by the sedimentary Bronze package at this site.