1. MegaLinks: Iberian Peninsula ADD A LINK . NEW LINKS . MOST POPULAR . RANDOM LINK . SEARCH A LINK. iberian peninsula Links 360° Portugal pop Impressive website containing more than 800 panoramic movies of Portuguese and Spanish sites. of megalithic sites of the iberian peninsula, including their exact position calculated archaeology of Minorca - Exensive website describing the ancient monuments of Menorca (Spain http://www.stonepages.com/megalinks/01_megalithic_sites/iberian_peninsula

SHOP ARCHAEONEWS TOURS PREHISTORAMA FORUMS GLOSSARY FEEDBACK FAQ ABOUT US Stone Pages MEGALINKS Iberian peninsula ADD A LINK NEW LINKS MOST POPULAR RANDOM LINK ... 360° Portugal pop - Impressive website containing more than 800 panoramic movies of Portuguese and Spanish sites. On the "Megalithic" section are 11 megalithic monuments including Standing Stones, Dolmens and Stone Circles. With plans, info and text in English. (Hits: 539) Arte Sureño - El arte rupestre del extremo sur de la Península Ibérica pop - Extensive website devoted to the rupestrian art of the southern part of the Cadiz region (Spain). Many photos and computer-enhanced images of paintings found on over 170 caves, information, news, basic bilbiography. By the Asociación Gaditana para el Estudio y la Defensa del Patrimonio Arqueológico. In Spanish. (Hits: 574) Megalitismo de la Península Ibérica pop - On this website you can find an extensive collection of pictures and descriptions of megalithic sites of the Iberian peninsula, including their exact position calculated with GPS units. Distribution maps, bilbiography, info on destruction of ancient sites and a series of interesting articles make this website a real gem for "megalithomaniacs" interested in the monuments of the region. (Hits: 629) Archaeology of Minorca - Exensive website describing the ancient monuments of Menorca (Spain). Very good photos and descriptions; Spanish text with an English section not yet completed.

2. Mining In Southern Iberian Peninsula Mining in Southern iberian peninsula. archaeology Blog. « World Library InformationCongress Main Several Professional Jobs Leeds ». July 21, 2003. http://archaeology.about.com/b/a/010833.htm

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3. Sacred Precincts A Tartessian Sanctuary In Ancient Spain From archaeology Odyssey, When the Phoenicians arrived on the iberian peninsula, probably at the end of the ninth century B.C.E., they came into contact with an indigenous people called the Tartessians.. http://www.bib-arch.org/bswb_AO/bswbao0606f1.html

4. University Of New Mexico societies, cognitive archaeology, art, museology; Peru, Saudi Arabia James L. BooneComplex societies, evolutionary ecology; Europe, iberian peninsula, North http://archaeology.about.com/library/univ/blnewmexico.htm

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5. Several Professional Jobs: Leeds - Archaeology Archives Several Professional Jobs Leeds archaeology WYAS is looking for illustrators/buildling recording officers; a geophysicist, and an environmental sample coordinator . HomeEssentialsarchaeology GlossaryBook CatalogGuide to Graduate SchoolsScience FairGet a Job!Browse historic mining in the southern iberian peninsula. Announcement and conference in http://archaeology.about.com/b/a/2003_07_21.htm

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6. Spain Resources BUYER'S GUIDE. archaeology Atlas. Ancient Civ. Archaeologists. Artifacts. Book Reviews Islamic settlement in North Africa and the iberian peninsula. Annual Review of Anthropology. http://archaeology.about.com/library/atlas/blspain.htm

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7. Cadeira 9419 Mediaeval Archaeology Overview Introduction to the study of Mediaeval archaeology, in particular inthe iberian peninsula. 0.3. Mediaeval archaeology in the iberian peninsula. http://www.uc.pt/historia/ch/ecad50.html

Mediaeval Archaeology Esta informação em português Helena Catarino Institute: IARQ Overview Introduction to the study of Mediaeval Archaeology, in particular in the Iberian Peninsula. The programme is divided in two blocks: Late Antiquity and Visigothic period; Islamic and Reconquest Archaeology, intended to provide the students with stratigraphical contexts and archaeological material, by studying real archaeosites. At the same time, the students will be provided with research “tools” and methodologies. Learning outcomes Reference bibliography A bibliografía será indicada, por temas, ao longo das aulas. English: The bibliography will be indicated, for each subject, during the classes. Specific competences Generic competences Capacity of analysis and synthesis [1] Capacity to deal with complex and contradictory information [2] Quality in oral and written expression [3] Initiative [6] Group work [7] Assessment Course Contents 0. Study methodologies 0.1. Mediaeval Archaeology and new trend in Archaeology 0.2. Mediaeval Archaeology and History

8. AREA - Archives Of European Archaeology existence of this Iron Age population on the Iberic peninsula has long The historyof iberian archaeology, therefore, is an unsuspectedly rich locus where the http://aphrodite.inha.fr/area-archives/spain.htm

IBERIAN ARCHAEOLOGY ARCHIVE: One archaeology for two spains ( Real Academia de la Historia, Madrid) Who were the Iberians? The existence of this Iron Age population on the Iberic peninsula has long attracted scientific and political interest. While some staged them as the true ancestors of a unified Spain, others claimed them for regionalist discourses. Franco's appropriation of the past to buttress the Spanish unification met the resistance of a number of scientists as well as the opposition of local and regional communities. The history of Iberian archaeology, therefore, is an unsuspectedly rich locus where the tensions between centralism and regionalism surface. On top of that, the widely-dispersed archives are a poorly understood source for this research. Theoretical bases of the project The archaeological archives Iberian archaeology and nationalism Objectives ... Personnel Participant institution: Contact address: Campus "Las Lagunillas" s/n Edif. B1 Tel. +34 953 21 21 32 Fax. +34 953 21 22 87

9. Stone Pages Archaeo News: The Archaeology Of World Megalithic Cultures Stone Pages Archaeo News The archaeology of World Megalithic Cultures Australasia. England. France. iberian peninsula. Ireland. Italy. Middle East http://www.stonepages.com/news/archives/000377.html

SHOP TOURS PREHISTORAMA FORUMS GLOSSARY MEGALINKS FEEDBACK FAQ ABOUT US Stone Pages Archaeo News ARCHIVES (753 ENTRIES): By Date June 2004 May 2004 April 2004 March 2004 February 2004 January 2004 December 2003 November 2003 October 2003 September 2003 August 2003 July 2003 June 2003 May 2003 April 2003 January 2003 November 2001 October 2001 September 2001 March 2001 November 2000 July 2000 May 2000 April 2000 February 2000 January 2000 December 1999 November 1999 October 1999 September 1999 July 1999 June 1999 April 1999 March 1999 November 1998 August 1998 By Region Africa Americas Asia Australasia England France Iberian peninsula Ireland Italy Middle East Rest of Europe Scotland Wales CONTRIBUTORS: Paola Arosio Barrie Foster Diego Meozzi Andy Sweet Get these news for free in your e-mailbox! 18 October 2003 The Archaeology of World Megalithic Cultures The University of the Aegean, Dept. of Mediterranean Studies, Laboratory of Archaeometry, announced an International conference that will take place next year in Rhodes (Greece) from 28 to 31 October 2004. The title of the meeting is 'The Archaeology of World Megalithic Cultures - Theme Session: Euro Mediterranean Megalithic Cultures 5,000-1,300 BCE'. The first annoncement and call for presentations (October 2003) says: "The various world cultures that developed megalithic monuments during prehistory are not well known. The origin of these peoples, the acquisition of masonry techniques, their sudden decline and disappearance, the lack of sufficient archaeological data concerning the interaction with neighboring people, the indirect and thus insecure dating of these monuments, the lack of ancient literature or insufficient historical accounts regarding their construction, the submerged underwater monuments, the trade of goods during the period of megalithic cultures, the lost lands on which once megalithic cultures flourished, and many more intriguing issues will be tackled under the newest available archaeological data.

10. B.A.R. Titles: CONTINENTAL EUROPE - Iberian Peninsula Search in iberian peninsula. Titles 110 11-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 51-60 61-70 21 . BAR S975, 2001 The archaeology of the Matienzo Depression, North http://www.hadrianbooks.co.uk/subcategory.asp?subcatID=17&CategoryID=5&offset=20

11. European Archaeology reviewed and annotated resources for European archaeology General Resources Germany - iberian peninsula - Ireland. Albania. archaeology in Albania Top of Page. iberian peninsula. archaeology of the Côa Valley http://www.archaeolink.com/european_archaeology.htm

Europe Home To European Archaeology Page 2 Britain now has its own page Other Archaeology Topics Africa Archaeoastronomy Asia Australia/Oceania ... Ireland Albania Archaeology in Albania An excellent web page covering many aspects of Albanian archaeology. You will find links to specialty pages for a dozen research sites as well as news on late finds. You may spend some time here. - illustrated - From Welcome to Albania - http://www.geocities.com/albaland/archaeology/ Archaeology of Albania Series of articles about Albanian archaeological subjects - photos - http:// www.geocities.com/paris/louvre/6820/art.html Butrint: Late Antiquity in Southern Albania This is a brief overview of archaeological survey work at Butrint. "The classical and Byzantine city of Butrint occupies the top and slopes of a low hill which projects into the Vivari channel and separates the inland lake Butrint from the Adriatic to the east." You will learn some of its history and the results of the survey. - From Dr. John Morland - http://www.shef.ac.uk/uni/academic/A-C/ap/research/butrint.html

12. The Bell Beaker Interaction Sphere. © The Comparative Archaeology WEB archaeology. Location. Bell Beakers are named after their bell shaped pots. Thepottery occurs all over Europe from the Middle Danube to the iberian peninsula http://www.comp-archaeology.org/Bellbeaker.htm

Added September 29, 2003. Updated October 8, 2003 hours. This page will be updated occasionally to add and revise information. Version 2.04 The Bell Beaker Interaction Sphere By Maximilian O. Baldia (Copy Right © 2003 – October 8, 2003 Under Construction! List of Tables Table Central and North German chronological table Table 2. Central and North German chronological table List of Figures Figure Map of Bell Beaker Location Figure Bell Beaker burial and artifacts Figure 3. Stonehenge Figure 4. Map of Sites at Avebury , including the West Kennet Long Barrow, the Silbury Hill Round Barrow, and the Sanctuary, (Source: English Heritage) Figure 5. Silbury Hill : Completed ca 2650 BC Figure 6. West Kennet Bong Barrow From Below Figure 7. West Kennet Long Barrow Sealed at ca. 2250 BC, Silbury Hill in Background Figure 8. Cord Decorated Bell Beaker from the Middle Rhein (Rhine) Introduction The purpose of this text is to provide a general overview of the culture and is intended as a resource for students and teachers of European Archaeology. Location Bell Beakers are named after their bell shaped pots. The pottery occurs all over Europe from the Middle Danube to the Iberian Peninsula and from Ireland, Great Britain, and Denmark to Sicily and North Africa. Bell Beakers do not belong to a unified culture, but rather an interaction sphere, because there are considerable regional differences combined with an interregional system of shared symbols expressed in prestige goods.

13. Archaeological Evidence On North African Influence On Iberian Populations Discov between Morocco's national institute of archaeology and heritage and Oxford University's archaeological populations on those of the iberian peninsula, especially in the Region of http://www.arabicnews.com/ansub/Daily/Day/030409/2003040925.html

Today's Front Page This Edition's Front Page Search Archives News Calendar ... Apply for sales job Archaeological evidence on north African influence on Iberian populations discovered near Tetouan Maghreb, Local, 4/9/2003 Archaeological evidence on North-African influence on Iberian populations were found in a cavern near the northern city of Tetouan, the Moroccan ministry of culture said in a release. The searches, conducted in cooperation between Morocco's national institute of archaeology and heritage and Oxford University's archaeological institute, found human bones and stone tools that prove the existence of an influence of North-African populations on those of the Iberian Peninsula, especially in the Region of Cadiz in the period between 25,000 and 18,000 BC. The searches had started March 1st in the caverns of Al Hattab and Kahf Elhmer, located respectively in the regions of Oulad Ali Mansour and Oued Laou. Geological, historical and climate studies showed that between 25,000 and 18,000 BC, the Mediterranean sea level decreased by over 90 meters, which gave islets that made it easier to cross to south Europe, the release goes. The populations that crossed to south Europe, limited in number used new stone tools, unknown in the region until then, the ministry of culture explained, adding that other searches will be led in a site called Aqbil.

14. Museu Nacional De Arqueologia | Exhibitions Tesouros da Arqueologia Portuguesa (Treasures of Portuguese archaeology) Openingdate Since remote antiquity, the iberian peninsula was known by the richness of http://www.mnarqueologia-ipmuseus.pt/?a=2&x=2&i=31

15. Archaeology Faculty archaeology Faculty. Boone James (PhD SUNYBinghamton) email. Complex societies, evolutionary ecology; Europe, iberian peninsula, North Africa, Medieval Period. Also see listing in Human Evolutionary http://www.unm.edu/~anthro/archfac.htm

16. HISTORY COURSE. ECTS CREDITS. 2 / 3. THE PALEOLITHIC archaeology OF THE PLEISTOCENE IN THEiberian peninsula. 6. 2 / 3. 6. 4 / 5. archaeology IN THE iberian peninsula. 6. 4/ 5. http://www.fyl.uva.es/html/wingles/thistori.htm

HISTORY DEGREE STRUCTURE COMPULSORY COURSES: YEAR COURSE ECTS CREDITS PREHISTORY I PREHISTORY II ANCIENT UNIVERSAL HISTORY ANCIENT SPANISH HISTORY THEORY OF HISTORY INTRODUCTION TO ARCHAEOLOGY MONOGRAPHIC STUDIES IN THE HISTORY OF ROMAN SPAIN MONOGRAPHIC STUDIES IN THE HISTORY OF PRE-HISPANIC AMERICA SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY MEDIEVAL UNIVERSAL HISTORY MEDIEVAL SPANISH HISTORY MODERN UNIVERSAL HISTORY MODERN SPANISH HISTORY PREHISTORY III MONOGRAPHIC STUDIES IN THE MODERN HISTORY OF 18 TH -CENTURY SPAIN HISTORY OF LATIN WRITING CONTEMPORARY UNIVERSAL HISTORY CONTEMPORARY SPANISH HISTORY MONOGRAPHIC STUDIES IN THE HISTORY OF THE SECOND SPANISH REPUBLIC AND THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR: 1931-1939 PALEOGRAPHY AND DIPLOMATICS. EPIGRAPHY AND NUMISMATICS ARCHAEOLOGY HISTORY OF MODERN AMERICA METHODS AND TECHNIQUES OF HISTORICAL RESEARCH HISTORY OF CONTEMPORARY AMERICA HISTORY OF THE MODERN WORLD: 1945-1990 HISTORY OF MODERN SPAIN: 1939-1990 MODERN HISTORIOGRAPHIC TRENDS OPTIONAL COURSES A.

17. Untitled iberian peninsula EXTENT ATLANTIC IBERIA and MEDITERRANEAN SPAIN. Note that this is bibliography and guidance, of the peninsula's archaeology from about 2600 BC on http://these-survive.postilion.org/regions/iberian-peninsula.txt

, allegedly now in course of being updated. The epigraphic corpus confuses me; please see the bibliographies referred to below instead, or ***BCS REFERENCE HERE*** for Latin; the Phoenician corpus has apparently been edited by Maria Jose Fuentes Estanol. The peninsula is prominent through the entire history of Latin literature, but surviving local Latin literature does not begin until the first century AD, and remains rare until after AD 300. From then until the Muslim conquest local records are relatively copious, and include some chronicles. Literary sources are collected, and translated into modern Spanish, in .*** ***MASSIVE SPANISH BIBLIO. GET REF FROM NWU.*** PERIODISATION AND TERMS For more detailed material, see the regional entries. Pre-Roman ? - 218 BC Republican 218 - 19 BC Early Empire (Altoimperial) 19 BC - AD 170 Late Empire (Bajoimperial) AD 170 - 409 Visigothic AD 409 - 711 INTRODUCTORY ***http://fyl.unizar.es/historia_antigua/*** When I first researched this entry and the regional entries associated with it, in 1997, I could find no book in any language that provided what I considered a good introductory treatment of the entire ancient history of the peninsula. That lack was remedied last year, at last: *+ . Maria Cruz Fernandez Castro. Oxford and Cambridge, Massachusetts: Blackwell, 1995. A volume in 'A History of Spain', John Lynch, general editor. A fairly systematic treatment, with considerable bibliography and guidance, of the peninsula's archaeology from about 2600 BC on, but very much skewed toward the south and east. The English is not perfect, and chapter titles are actively misleading, but this is a valuable starting point for those topics discussed, and much less speculative than previous works in English. Republican, and both Early and Late Empire: There are two good introductory treatments in English; they complement each other.

18. Published Papers of the iberian peninsula , Journal of iberian archaeology, vol.5 pp 89 http://architectures.home.sapo.pt/Publishedpapers.htm

Y YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY Some of our Recent Published Papers (in PDF format) Journal of Iberian Archaeology Jorge, Susana Oliveira (1999) "Later Prehistoric Monuments of Northen Portugal: Some Remarks", Journal of Iberian Archaeology , vol. pp 105-113 Jorge, Vítor Oliveira (1999) "Interpreting the “megalithic art” of Western Iberia: some preliminary remarks", ... , vol.5, pp 137-149 Brand New Walled Enclosures of the Late Prehistory of Iberian Peninsula (Editor S. O. Jorge), Porto/Coimbra, Faculty of Arts - DCTP/CEAUCP, 2003 To get this book contact: dctp@letras.up.pt or c eaucp@ci.uc.pt CONTENTS: por Maria de Jesus Sanches 115 Um resumo, por Michael Kunst 169 estremenho, por Ana Catarina Sousa 177 por Miguel Lago 225 Fosos y Fortificaciones entre el Guadiana y el Guadalquivir en el III milenio AC: Visiones y revisiones de Papa Uvas (Aljaraque, Huelva), por Hermanfrid Schubart 339 por Luiz Oosterbeek 349 Enclosures, monuments and the ritualization of domestic life

19. Susana Oliveira Jorge Teaching. Graduation courses Prehistoric archaeology of the iberian peninsula Methodsof Analysis of Prehistoric Artefacts Postgraduation courses or research http://architectures.home.sapo.pt/Susana.htm

How to contact me Private Tel: +351226164056 Fax: +3512261 Professor Susana Oliveira Jorge Faculty of Arts, University of Porto (FLUP) Department of Heritage Sciences and Techniques (DCTP). Section: Archaeology Biography Born in Lisbon, February 1953, married September 1972. Research interests Period: Late Prehistory (Neolithic, Copper Age, Bronze Age) Kind of societies: post-palaeolithic societies without an organization based on the State (processes of social complexification and of construction of social coesion with no formal state apparatus). Kinds of subjects: organization of space; architecture; mental representations of the world in connection with social and economic conditions. Teaching Graduation courses: Prehistoric Archaeology of the Iberian Peninsula Methods of Analysis of Prehistoric Artefacts Post-graduation courses or research coordination fields: Other activities - Member of the Steering Committee of the Portuguese Society of Anthropology and Ethnology (SPAE) (since 1990) - C. 100 titles published (papers, books, etc.)

20. Trabajos De Prehistoria ENVIRONMENT Archaeobotany Archaeozoology Landscape archaeology, TECHNOLOGY AbsoluteDating Archaeometry of the rivers and mountains of the iberian peninsula. http://www.ih.csic.es/publicaciones/tp/main.htm

Trabajos de Prehistoria is the Spanish Journal of Prehistory that appears most regularly. It has been published by the Department of Prehistory Trabajos de Prehistoria is a specialized journal essential for every archaeologist interested in the Prehistory and Protohistory of the Iberian Peninsula. It stresses synthesis, interdisciplinary studies, papers on theory and method, and new trends in this developing discipline. Trabajos de Prehistoria incorporates, as well, the most recent concerns of prehistorians in Archaeological Heritage management. It also contains special sections for scientific discussion, book reviews and scientific chronicle. We are interested in the following subjects: THEORY Theory and Methodology in Archaeology Management of Archaeology History of Archaeology Archaeology and Politics CULTURE Prehistoric and Protohistoric Archaeology The Palaeolithic The Neolithic The Chalcolithic The Bronze Age The Iron Age ENVIRONMENT Archaeobotany Archaeozoology Landscape Archaeology TECHNOLOGY Absolute Dating Archaeometry Archaeometallurgy Experimental technology In these pages, you may find information about:

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