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Las estelas discoideas constituyen un poderoso foco de interés dentro de la arqueología de la muerte. Ello se debe a que representan un elemento de indudable carácter decorativo, alegórico y referencial. Sin embargo, les ha venido restando valor el hecho de aparecer, en la mayor parte de los casos, fuera de su contexto originario. En este trabajo se presenta el estudio de una estela discoidea localizada «in situ» que permite relacionar el foco de procedencia de otras reinstaladas en estructuras del mismo término municipal, lo cual facilita identificar su primera ubicación y establecer una cronología fiable para ellas. ENGLISH: Notes on the Discovery of a New Discoid Stela in La Sequera de Haza (Burgos, Spain). Discoid stelae constitute a powerful focus of interest within the Archeology of Death. This is because they represent an element of undoubted decorative, allegorical and referential character. However, the fact that they appear, in most cases, outside their original context has been detracting from them. This paper presents the study of a discoid stela located “in situ” that allows us to relate the place of origin of others reinstalled in structures of the same municipality, which permits us to identify their original location and to establish a reliable chronology for them.
estelas discoideas, discoid stelae, Archaeology of Death, Arqueología medieval, Medieval archaeology, arqueología de la muerte
estelas discoideas, discoid stelae, Archaeology of Death, Arqueología medieval, Medieval archaeology, arqueología de la muerte
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