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handle: 10261/19954
[ES] Este artículo ofrece una aproximación a los calderos atlánticos de remaches del Bronce Final de la Península Ibérica, como punto de partida para el análisis del papel del banquete en las sociedades de este período. Aunque el material peninsular muestra un alto grado de fragmentación, se presta especial atención a los nuevos datos acerca de la cronología, tecnología y contextos de estos recipientes metálicos. Se argumenta que no existe una influencia clara de los calderos de las Islas Británicas en los ejemplares peninsulares más antiguos y sus contextos arqueológicos son también distintos, dado que los segundos aparecen con frecuencia en poblados y, en menor medida, cuevas. No obstante, a pesar de estas diferencias, los calderos –y otros ítems de prestigio, como ganchos de carne o asadores articulados- muestran un código simbólico compartido en el área atlántica, enfatizando el papel del festín y el consumo cárnico en la creación y negociación de desigualdades sociales.
[EN] This paper provides an assesement of the Atlantic Late Bronze Age riveted cauldrons from the Iberian Peninsula, as the starting point for an analysis of the role of feasting in the societies of this period. Though the Iberian material is fragmentary, special attention is paid to new information about the chronology, technology and contexts of these metal vessels. There is no clear evidence for Irish-British influence on the earliest Iberian cauldrons and their archaeological contexts are also different, since the latter often occur in settlements and, to a lesser degree, caves. However, despite these differences, cauldrons –and other prestige items, such as flesh-hooks and rotary spits- show a shared symbolic code in the Atlantic area, emphasizing the role of feasting and meat consumption in creating and negotiating social inequalities.
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Social inequality, Asadores articulados, Tecnología metalúgica, Cronología, Hoards, Desigualdad social, Flesh-hooks, Rotary spits, Caves, Relaciones atlánticas, Cuevas, Depósitos, Ganchos de carne, Metal technology, Atlantic relations, LaPa, Chronology, Social inequalities
Social inequality, Asadores articulados, Tecnología metalúgica, Cronología, Hoards, Desigualdad social, Flesh-hooks, Rotary spits, Caves, Relaciones atlánticas, Cuevas, Depósitos, Ganchos de carne, Metal technology, Atlantic relations, LaPa, Chronology, Social inequalities
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