From around 2750 to 2500 bc, Bell Beaker pottery became widespread across western and
central Europe, before it disappeared between 2200 and 1800 bc. The forces that propelled …

This paper presents the first comprehensive pan-Iberian overview of one of the major
episodes of cultural change in later prehistoric Iberia, the Copper to Bronze Age transition (c …

Queer theory has always questioned the uncritical transposition into the past of the
categories linked with the heteronormative sex/gender system of the contemporary Western …

The introduction of the Neolithic cultural and economic practices in the Basque region has
been traditionally understood as a late process, in parallel to the achievement of the …

En este trabajo se presentan los primeros resultados de las recientes excavaciones
emprendidas en el yacimiento del Peñón de la Zorra (Villena, Alicante), centrándonos en su …

Tato studie je shrnutím dosavadních poznatků o období zvoncovitých pohárů v Evropě, se
zvláštním důrazem kladeným na nálezy a problematiku tohoto období v Čechách a ve …

En comparación con otras zonas de Europa occidental, la península Ibérica se caracteriza
por una notable escasez de evidencias relativas a la producción de hachas pulimentadas …

Los vasos campaniformes suelen relacionarse con el consumo de bebidas alcohólicas
durante la celebración de banquetes ceremoniales de exaltación masculina. Si bien las …

Unlike other components of the Bell Beaker assemblage, Beaker pottery itself lacks an
intrinsic value since fabric analyses have demonstrated that it was locally produced. It is …

During the 5th and 4th millennia BC, the Neolithic extraction of stone around Mont Viso and
in the Mont Beigua massif in the Italian Alps resulted in the production of large polished …