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Symbols and warriors images of the European Bronze Age
Richard J. Harrison (Richard John) 1949-
Bristol, England Western Academic & Specialist Press c2004
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MAE - Museu Arqueologia e Etnologia
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Título:
Symbols and warriors images of the European Bronze Age
Autor:
Richard J. Harrison (Richard John) 1949-
Assuntos:
Stele (Archaeology) -- Iberian Peninsula
;
Bronze age -- Iberian Peninsula
;
Art, Prehistoric -- Iberian Peninsula
;
Antiquities, Prehistoric -- Iberian Peninsula
;
Bronze age -- Europe
;
Art, Prehistoric -- Europe
;
IDADE DO BRONZE -- EUROPA
;
ARQUEOLOGIA PRÉ-HISTÓRICA -- EUROPA
;
ARTE PRÉ-HISTÓRICA -- PENÍNSULA IBÉRICA
;
PRÉ-HISTÓRIA -- EUROPA
;
Antiquities, Prehistoric -- Europe
;
Iberian Peninsula -- Antiquities
;
Europe -- Antiquities
Notas:
Includes bibliographical references (p. 327-348) and index.
Descrição:
Stelae as windows on the Bronze Age -- Thinking about a world-view -- The first stelae in Europe and Iberia -- Stelae as artefacts with pictures -- Aspects of Bronze Age social evolution -- Between two worlds: the Atlantic and Mediterranean background to the stelae -- The idea of an Atlantic Bronze Age -- Chronology and historical dates -- Research agendas for the Bronze Age -- Looking forward -- Landscapes with stelae -- The landscapes and historical ecology of Extremadura -- Subsistence in the savannas: herding systems and pastoralism -- Metals as raw materials in Extremadura -- Finding the stelae -- Stelae in the ancient landscape -- Observing pictures, motifs and compositions -- Stelae groups and distributions -- Some prehistoric contexts -- Evolving pictures on stelae: composition over time -- Changing the picture: stelae transformed by secondary use -- Making an iconic language of power: motifs and thematic compositions -- Motifs and objects -- A warrior code of abstractions -- Areas of elite social activity not included on the stelae -- Recognising ideologies: social strategies in the Bronze Age -- The character of chiefdoms -- Social networks and sources of power in chiefdoms -- Ideology and its visual expression -- Reading the codes: symbols and meanings -- Compositions and motif groups -- The coded meanings behind the symbols -- Materialising the motifs as Bronze Age artefacts -- Archaeological data for ideological motifs -- Shields -- Swords -- Crested helmets -- Horned figures -- Other weapons -- Chariots -- Mirrors.
Editor:
Bristol, England Western Academic & Specialist Press
Data de criação/publicação:
c2004
Formato:
xi, 360 p. ill., maps 25 cm..
Idioma:
Inglês
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