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La zooarqueología de las comunidades judías en la Edad Media. Debates de identidad alimentaria y un estado de la cuestión peninsular

Zooarchaeology Of Medieval Jewish Communities. The Alimentary Identity Issue And Currents Perspectives In Iberia
Authors: Medina Cuesta, Ana;

La zooarqueología de las comunidades judías en la Edad Media. Debates de identidad alimentaria y un estado de la cuestión peninsular

Abstract

La zooarqueología tiene en cronología medieval un potente filón de investigación orientado a la caracterización de patrones religiosos de consumo animal. Mientras que suele recibir diacrónicamente más atención la orto-praxis musulmana, halal, poco a poco obtiene también visibilidad el consumo kosher llevado a cabo por las minoritarias comunidades judías medievales. En este artículo, se esbozan los rudimentos del kashrut judío y su estado de la cuestión zooarqueológica en los puntuales contextos conocidos, fundando una base teórica e historiográfica a los estudios que prometen ser el futuro de la Arqueología de Sefarad.

Zooarchaeology has a captivating topic of research in medieval chronology, which is the aim to characterize religious patterns of animal consumption. While Muslim ortho-praxis, halal, usually gets most of the attention, kosher consumption (carried out by the minoritarian medieval Jewish communities) is also gradually obtaining its visibility. In this article, the rudiments of Jewish kashrut and its current state in Zooarchaeology will lay a theoretical and historiographical foundation for the studies that promise to be the future of Sefarad Archaeology.

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Sefarad, Alimentación, Zooarqueología, Identidad

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