
handle: 10366/71594 , 10347/24596
RESUMEN: Se analiza un petroglifo recientemente descubierto en el ayuntamiento de Teo (A Corufia) que adem?s de contener representaciones comunes en el grupo galaico de arte rupestre (combinaciones circulares y un zoomorfo), exhibe en su parte central un motivo cuadrangular segmentado acompa?ado de una daga. La ?ltima representaci?n vincula esta estaci?n rupestre con otros conjuntos del norte de Espa?a, encuadrados en el grupo esquem?tico, entre los cuales el m?s conocido es el de Pe?a T? (Asturias). Su dataci?n corresponder? al Calcol?tico final o los inicios de la Edad del Bronce. ABSTRACT: We deal with a recently discovered open air carving, at the council of Teo (La Corunna) where besides the usual themes found in the Galician art group (circular combinations, animal), a square motif, internally segmented, occupies the center of the surface, together with a dagger. The latter strongly resembles other representations found in North Iberia, namely Pe?a T? (Asturias), belonging to the Schematic group of Iberian postpaleolithic art. Its chronology would span from the end of the Copper Age to the initial Bronze Age.
Arqueolog?a, Archaeology, Prehistory, Prehistoria, CC1-960, Arqueología
Arqueolog?a, Archaeology, Prehistory, Prehistoria, CC1-960, Arqueología
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