Ancestral Landscape
Burial mounds in the Copper
and Bronze Ages
Borgna, E., & Müller Celka, S. (eds.) (2012): Ancestral Landscape. Burial mounds in the Copper and Bronze Ages (Central and Eastern Europe – Balkans – Adriatic – Aegean, 4th-2nd millennium B.C.) Proceedings of the International Conference held in Udine, May 15th-18th 2008. Travaux de la Maison de l'Orient et de la Méditerranée. Série recherches archéologiques Vol. 58. Maison de l'Orient et de la Méditerranée Jean Pouilloux, Lyon
Sinopse
Este volume fornece um estudo abrangente do fenômeno dos montes funerários que surgiu em grandes partes da Europa durante a Idade do Cobre e do Bronze, com foco principal nas regiões do Mediterrâneo e da Europa Oriental.Cinquenta e um papéis são agrupados em seções amplas que tratam do simbolismo dos túmulos, a relação entre paisagens, marcos e identidade cultural, costumes funerários como rituais e um novo olhar sobre as teorias do difusionismo.
Eles definem os contextos naturais e culturais em que a arquitetura funerária apareceu pela primeira vez nessas partes do mundo e tentam explicar o significado ideológico, social e ritual dos túmulos como monumentos comunitários. A maioria das contribuições inclui novas evidências de escavações e pesquisas de superfície, algumas fornecem um reexame bem-vindo de dados antigos, incluindo restos de esqueletos.
Os assuntos discutidos enfrontam não apenas a práticas e crenças funerárias, mas também outras questões arqueológicas, como as paisagens e uso da terra, a exploração precoce de recursos metálicos, a organização de trocas de longa distância, as redes de interação e a emergência de complexidade nas sociedades humanas.
INDEX
Preface and Acknowledgements pp 11 - 14
Abbreviations pp. 15 - 17
I – Keynote Lecture
The Tumulus in European Prehistory: Covering the Body,
Housing the Soul pp. 21 - 30
Anthony Harding
II – Burial mounds: Symbolics and Myth
Die sakrale Symbolik des Kreises: Gedanken zum
verborgenen Sinnbild der Hügelbestattungen pp. 33 - 46
Blagoje Govedarica
The Arslantepe Royal Tomb and the “Manipulation”
of the Kurgan Ideology in Eastern Anatolia at the Beginning of the Third Millennium pp. 47 - 59
Giulio Palumbi
Mythical Voyages and Ancestral Monuments: Tales on
Knowledge and Leadership in Prehistoric Europe pp. 61 - 72
Philippe Della Casa
III – Landscapes, Landmarks and Cultural Identity
Réflexion sur l’espace funéraire et la notion de territoire
en Asie centrale steppique aux périodes protohistoriques
(IIe-Ier millénaires av. J.-C.) pp. 75 - 85
Julio Bendezu-Sarmiento
Bestattungen unter Hügeln im Gebiet der mittleren Donau
seit dem Ende des Äneolithikums bis zum Beginn der mittleren Bronzezeit pp. 87 - 96
Jozef Bátora
Tumulus Culture Barrows in the Polish Lowlands. The Case
of the Cemetery in Smoszew pp. 97 - 106
Mateusz Jaeger, Łukasz Pospieszny
Visible and Invisible Monuments. Late Eneolithic Burial Mounds
in Forested Areas of Central Moravia pp. 107 - 117
Jan Turek, Jaroslav Peška, Andrea Matějíčková
Burial Mounds in West Bohemia: the Current State
of Research pp. 119 - 126
Ladislav Šmejda
Résumés Plan Figures Référence bibliographique
Burial Mounds in the Baden Culture: Aspects of Local
Developments and Outer Impacts pp. 127 - 134
Claudia Sachsse
Interpreting the Vertical Distribution of Bronze Age Tumuli
in the Central Balkans pp. 135 - 144
Marko Porčić
Tumulus or Cairn? The Case of the Central Dalmatian Islands
pp. 145 - 152
Vedran Barbarić
La scoperta della sepoltura a tumulo di Barbariga (Istria, Croazia). Novità e riscontri in relazione ai tumuli dell’età del bronzo rinvenuti nella penisola istriana e nell’Italia nord-orientale pp. 153 - 162
Giulia Codacc i-Terlević
A Specific Type of Tholos in the Northern Adriatic
pp. 163 - 170
Biba Teržan, Bernhard Hänsel
Burial Mounds in Croatia: Landscapes of Continuity
and Transformation pp. 171 - 184
Hrvoje Potrebica
The Emergence and the Architectural Development of
the Tumulus Burial Custom in NW Greece (Epirus and the Ionian Islands)
and Albania and its Connections to Settlement Organization pp. 185 - 201
Stavros Oikonomidis, Aristeides Papayiannis, Akis Tsonos
The Spatial Distribution and Location of Bronze Age Tumuli
in Greece pp. 203 - 217
Christina Merkouri, Maria Kouli
Mnemonic Landscapes and Monuments of the Past: Tumuli,
Tholos Tombs and Landscape Associations in Late Middle Bronze
Age and Early Late Bronze Age Messenia (Greece) pp. 219 - 229
Yannis Galanakis
The Bell Beaker Tumulus of Via Bruschi in Sesto Fiorentino
(Florence, Italy): New Research pp. 231 - 238
Lucia Sarti. Pino Fenu, Valentina Leonini,
Fabio Martini, Sara Perusin
Tumuli e strutture abitative presso Flaibano nell’alta pianura
friulana (Italia, Friuli-Venezia Giulia): vecchi e nuovi dati
pp. 239 - 252
Serena Vitri, Alberto Balasso,
Giulio Simeoni
I tumuli del Friuli occidentale: un aggiornamento
delle conoscenze pp. 253 - 268
Armando D’Agnolo, Silvia Pettarin, Giovanni Tasca
The Early Bronze Age in North Eastern Italy: the Making of
a Monumental Landscape pp. 269 - 277
Paola Càssola Guida
Individual Burial and Communal Rites: the Manifold Uses
of Monumental Architecture in the North Adriatic Bronze Age
pp. 279 - 289
Elisabetta Borgna
IV – Burial Practices, Rituals and People
Eneolithic Burial Mounds in the Black Sea Steppe: from the
First Burial Symbols to Monumental Ritual Architecture
pp. 293 - 305
Yuri Yakovlevič Rassamakin
Prehistoric Barrow Graves between the Danube and the
Balkan Range: Stratigraphy and Relative Chronology
pp. 307 - 320
Stefan Alexandrov
Tumuli with Circular Ditch and the Ritual Scenario among
Corded Ware Culture Societies on the North European Plain
pp. 321 - 328
Janusz Czebreszuk, Marzena Szmyt
The Development of Burial Rites from the Tumulus to the Urnfield Culture in Southern Central Europe pp. 329 - 340
Frank Falkenstein
New Work at the Late Bronze Age Tumulus Cemetery
of Lăpuş in Romania pp. 341 - 353
Carol Kacsó. Carola Metzner-Nebelsick,
Louis D. Nebelsick
The Early Bronze Age Ritual Structures and Necropolis from
near the Village of Dubene, Karlovo Region pp. 355 - 365
Martin Hristov
Burial Mounds of the Bronze Age at Mušego near Monkodonja.
Results of the Excavations 2006-2007 pp. 367 - 373
Kristina Mihovilić, Bernhard Hänsel,
Damir Matošević, Biba Teržan
The Princely Tumulus Gruda Boljevića Podgorica, Montenegro
pp. 375 - 381
Mile Baković
The Early Bronze Age Burial Mound at Kriaritsi – Sykia
(Central Macedonia, Greece) pp. 383 - 390
Sofia Asouhidou
Bronze Age Tumuli and Grave Circles in Central Greece:
the Current State of Research pp. 391 - 399
Maria-Photini Papakonstantinou
Mounds over Dwellings: The Transformation of Domestic Spaces
into Community Monuments in EH II Thebes, Greece
pp. 401 - 413
Vassilis Aravantinos, Kyriaki Psaraki
Burial Mounds and “Ritual Tumuli” of the Aegean Early Bronze Age
pp. 415 - 428
Sylvie Müller Celka
Why Grave Circles A and B at Mycenae are Very Unlikely
to be Burial Tumuli pp. 429 - 432
Oliver Dickinson
The Argos “Tumuli”: a Re-examination pp. 433 - 443
Kalliope Sarri, Sofia Voutsaki
Tumuli and Social Status: a Re-examination of the
Asine Tumulus pp. 445 - 461
Sofia Voutsaki, Anne Ingvarsson-Sundström,
Søren Dietz
Die Ausgrabung von zwei mittelhelladisch I-zeitlichen Grabtumuli
in der Flur Kastroulia bei Ellinika (Alt-Thouria) in Messenien
pp. 463 - 474
Jörg Rambach
Burial Mounds and “specchie” in Apulia during the Bronze Age:
Local Developments and Transadriatic Connections pp. 475 - 484
Giulia Recchia
Un impianto dell’età del bronzo nell’Alta Murgia pugliese:
il recinto e il tumulo del sito di Le Chianche (Minervino
Murge, Bari) pp. 485 - 492
Francesca Radina
The Torre S. Sabina Tumulus (Brindisi, Italy) in the Context of Transmarine Relations during the 14th c. B.C. pp. 493 - 502
Elisabetta Onnis
I tumuli funerari dell’età del Rame di Sovizzo-località S. Daniele (Vicenza): aspetti costruttivi, cronologici e cultuali
pp. 503 - 510
Elodia Bianchin Citton, Claudio Balista
New Evidence of Ancestral Landscape in Trentino in the Copper
and Bronze Ages: the Ritual Sites of Cles-Campi Neri and La Vela di Trento
pp. 511 - 522
Lorenza Endrizzi, Elisabetta Mottes,
Franco Nicolis, Nicola Degasperi
The Bronze Age Tumuli of Gardolo di Mezzo (Trento, Italy)
in the Adige Valley pp. 523 - 532
Elisabetta Mottes, Michele Bassetti,
Elena Silvestri
V – Diffusionism under Examination
Yamnaya Groups and Tumuli west of the Black Sea
pp. 535 - 555
Volker Heyd
The Oldest Round Barrows of the European Lowlands
pp. 557 - 566
Janusz Czebreszuk, Łukasz Pospieszny
Bronze Age Mortuary Practices in Thrace: A prelude to Studying
the Long-term Tradition pp. 567 - 577
Krassimir Leshtakov
The Marmara Tumuli: their Contribution to Greek Protohistory
pp. 579 - 583
Fanouria Dakoronia
Middle Helladic Tumuli in Messenia. Ethnological Conclusions
pp. 585 - 596
Georgios Styl. Korres
The (Possible) Tursi Tumulus Burial near Matera and the Relationships between southern Italy and the Aegean-Balkan Area in the First Half
of the 3rd Millennium B.C. pp. 597 - 606
Alberto Cazzella
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