Publication: Arqueología Prehistórica en Castilla-La Mancha
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2018
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Instituto de Humanidades: La Albolafia: Asociación de Humanidades y Cultura
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Este trabajo presenta la descripción y análisis de la más dilatada fase histórica de Castilla-La Mancha. Desde una perspectiva diacrónica y sintética el trabajo comienza exponiendo las evidencias de las primeras etapas del poblamiento humano en el territorio castellano-manchego. A continuación, se explican los procesos de transformación y cambio sucedidos durante la Prehistoria Reciente -con las primeras sociedades productoras-, en el período Neolítico y en las Edades del Cobre y Bronce. Esta síntesis finaliza estudiando los siglos que darán lugar a la formación de las primeras etnias prerromanas, ya en la Protohistoria.
This paper presents the description and analysis of the most extensive historical phase of Castilla-La Mancha. From a diachronic and synthetic perspective, the work begins by exposing the evidences of the first stages of human settlement in the Castilla-La Mancha territory. Next, are explained the processes of transformation and change occurred during Recent Prehistory -with the first producing societies-, in the Neolithic period and in the Copper and Bronze Ages. This synthesis ends by studying the centuries that will give rise to the formation of the first pre-Roman ethnic groups, already in Protohistory.
This paper presents the description and analysis of the most extensive historical phase of Castilla-La Mancha. From a diachronic and synthetic perspective, the work begins by exposing the evidences of the first stages of human settlement in the Castilla-La Mancha territory. Next, are explained the processes of transformation and change occurred during Recent Prehistory -with the first producing societies-, in the Neolithic period and in the Copper and Bronze Ages. This synthesis ends by studying the centuries that will give rise to the formation of the first pre-Roman ethnic groups, already in Protohistory.