
This paper tries to increase the knowledge about religiosity in Huelva’s area during Iron Age, traditionally called tartesian and turdetania for First and Second Iron Age respectively. For this will be dealt most relevant religious elements from most important cities (Huelva, Niebla, Tejada la Nueva y la Tiñosa), with special attention to their iconographical attributes. Through religious manifestations and the continuity along Iron Age, we will conclude that there are no changes and ruptures in religiosity, otherwise there are persistence and continuity, that does not means ritual continuity.
Religiosity, iconography, Iron Age, Turdetania, Huelva
Religiosity, iconography, Iron Age, Turdetania, Huelva
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