Our understanding of Chalcolithic settlements in southern Iberia (c. 3200–2200 bce) has
changed dramatically in recent decades. Instead of clearly bounded and dense settlements …

Landscape context has been traditionally ignored in the megalithic studies of Southwestern
Iberia. Archaeological research has mainly been focused on architectural typologies and …

Sierra de Atapuerca (Burgos, Spain) is a midaltitude karst range characterised by the
subterranean morphology concentrated on its southwestern flank (San Vincente Hill, 1085 m …

The end of the Roman Empire has been one of the major issues addressed by Archaeology
since it was born as a scientific field, attracting both academy and folk culture. In the last …

The recent publication of the book Treinta años de Arqueología Medieval en España [Thirty
Years of Medieval Archaeology in Spain](Quirós Castillo, 2018) is a good reflection of the …

Recent archaeological research in central Iberia suggests that Early Medieval landscapes
were more complex than previously believed. Archaeological evidence increasingly points …

Abstract During the Early Bronze Age (EBA), a relatively small number of European societies
developed into highly centralised and hierarchical political entities. In contrast to the …

This paper focuses on early medieval funerary practices from a landscape perspective in
central Iberia. Rock‐dug graves constitute the most conspicuous remains in this region, but …

The Lower to Middle Palaeolithic transition in Western Europe is a long and complex
process that is difficult to assess from an epistemological, chronological and behavioural …

Large, conglomerate caves in north-eastern Iberia have been significant places since the
Neolithic through to historical times; however, their significance during the Palaeolithic has …