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Paisaje y arte rupestre : ensayo de contextualización arqueológica y geográfica de la pintura levantina

Authors: Cruz Berrocal, María;

Paisaje y arte rupestre : ensayo de contextualización arqueológica y geográfica de la pintura levantina

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[ES] Se estudia el arte rupestre del Arco Mediterráneo, nombrado Patrimonio de la Humanidad en 1997, desde el punto de vista de su localización. Las fuentes de información utilizadas fueron trabajo de campo, revisión cartográfica y análisis en Sistema de Información Geográfica, además de dos archivos de arte rupestre: el Expediente UNESCO y el Corpus de Pintura Rupestre Levantina. La hipótesis inicial fue que este arte rupestre se imbrica en el proceso de neolitización del Levante peninsular, del que es síntoma y resultado, y debe entenderse como un elemento de construcción paisajística, de lo que se deduce que ha de presentar una distribución determinable en forma de patrones locacionales. Por medio tanto de contrastes y descripciones estadísticas como de aproximaciones más heurísticas, se ha constatado la existencia de una estructura del paisaje neolítico definida por el arte rupestre, que es posible interpretar en términos funcionales y económicos.

[EN] The rock art of the Mediterranean Arch, designated as World Heritage in 1997 by UNESCO, is studied from the point of view of the Archaeology of Landscape. The information sources used were field work, cartographic analysis and analysis in GIS, and two Rock Art Archives: the UNESCO Document and the Corpus of Levantine Cave Painting (Corpus de Pintura Rupestre Levantina). The initial hypothesis was that this rock art was involved in the process of neolithisation of the Eastern part of Iberia, of which it is a symptom and a result, and it must be understood as an element of landscape construction. If this is true, it would have a concrete distribution in the form of locational patterns. Through statistical procedures and heuristical approaches, it has been demonstrated that the Neolithic landscape has a particular structure defined by rock art. This structure can be interpreted in functional and economic terms.

Tesis de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Geografía e Historia, Departamento de Prehistoria, leída el 29-04-2004.

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5505.01 Arqueología, Arte levantino, Prehistoria, Pintura, Pintura rupestre España Valencia (Comunidad Autónoma), Arqueología, Paisaje, 5504.05 Prehistoria, Neolítico, Paintings, Landscape, Levantine rock art, Neolithic

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