Publication: Símbolos, espacios y elementos ibéricos para el culto en Oretania septentrional. Estado de la cuestión arqueológica, revisión crítica y nuevas aportaciones
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2013
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Asociación para el desarrollo rural de la Comarca de El Condado
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Leones, lobos, toros, caballos, ciervos, aves, serpientes, esfi nges, grifos, ofrendas, exvotos y representaciones de la divinidad fueron representados sobre piedra, arcilla, oro y plata por orfebres y escultores protohistóricos.
Su recuperación en lugares diversos de la Oretania septentrional permite un acercamiento a la cosmogonía ibérica, que dotaba a estas imágenes de un fuerte poder simbólico. Santuarios y lugares de culto han sido descritos en la bibliografía reciente. Este trabajo presenta una revisión sobre los recintos e iconos sacros de la Oretania septentrional, así como la descripción de nuevos hallazgos y la reinterpretación de otros ya conocidos.
Lions, wolves, bulls, horses, deer, birds, serpents, sphinxes, griffi ns, exvotes, offerings and representations of divinity were represented in stone, clay, gold and silver by protohistoric jewelers and sculptors. Their fi nding in different places of the Northern Oretania allows an approach to the Iberian Cosmogony, where these images were endowed of a strong symbolic power. Shrines and worships places have been described in recent literature. This paper presents a review of sites and sacred icons of northern Oretania, the description of new fi ndings and the reinterpretation of other known.
Lions, wolves, bulls, horses, deer, birds, serpents, sphinxes, griffi ns, exvotes, offerings and representations of divinity were represented in stone, clay, gold and silver by protohistoric jewelers and sculptors. Their fi nding in different places of the Northern Oretania allows an approach to the Iberian Cosmogony, where these images were endowed of a strong symbolic power. Shrines and worships places have been described in recent literature. This paper presents a review of sites and sacred icons of northern Oretania, the description of new fi ndings and the reinterpretation of other known.