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Ad aeternum. Enterramiento de la Edad del Bronce en Carmona (Sevilla)

Authors: Deamos, María Belén; Román Rodríguez, Juan Manuel; Vázquez Paz, Jacobo;

Ad aeternum. Enterramiento de la Edad del Bronce en Carmona (Sevilla)

Abstract

In these pages we approach a tomb found in Carmona (Sevilla) containing two female inhumations, one in secondary position and another in primary position. A description of the funerary structure is given, as well as, the results from the studies of the human remains, the grave goods and the meat offerings. Lastly, the 14C (AMS) dates, which place both burials between the 19th – 17th centuries BC, are discussed along with the analysis of the funerary ritual in a supra-local context

Tratamos en estas páginas de una tumba hallada en Carmona (Sevilla) que contenía dos inhuma-ciones femeninas, una en posición secundaria y otra en posición primaria. Se describe la estructura funeraria y se estudian los restos humanos, el ajuar y las ofrendas cárnicas. Finalmente se comentan las dataciones de 14C (AMS) que permiten situar el tiempo de las muertes entre los siglos XIX-XVII B.C. y se analiza el ritual funerario.

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Bronze Age, History, Carmona (Sevilla), Prácticas funerarias, Península Ibérica, Funerary practices, Edad del Bronce, Historia, Iberian Peninsula

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