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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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A Later Bronze Age Shield from South Cadbury, Somerset, England

Coles, J.M., Leach, P., Minnitt, S.C., Tabor, R., Wilson, Andrew S. January 1999 (has links)
No / A shield of beaten bronze from South Cadbury, Somerset, England is the first shield to be discovered by excavation on an archaeological site. The shield lay in a silt-filled Bronze Age ditch on a spur of land below Cadbury Castle. A stake was thrust through the shield. The paper considers the recovery and conservation of the shield, the technology of metal shields and the evidence for the ritual deposition of shields in the Later Bronze Age of western Europe.
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Feasting and Social Integration in the Formative Period: New Evidence from Cerro Blanco, Lower Nepeña Valley / Festines e integración social en el Periodo Formativo: nuevas evidencias de Cerro Blanco, valle bajo de Nepeña

Ikehara, Hugo, Shibata, Koichiro 10 April 2018 (has links)
This paper presents new evidence recovered from recent archaeological research at Cerro Blanco. These materials show that food and beverage consumption ceremonies were part of the variety of activities carried out at many Formative Period centers. The analysis of the data from the site allows us to discuss the social organization tied to feasting behavior and helps explain the interest in the acquisition of foreign items. / En este trabajo se presentan nuevas evidencias encontradas en recientes excavaciones del sitio de Cerro Blanco de Nepeña que sugieren que las ceremonias con consumo de comidas y bebidas fueron parte de las actividades realizadas en los centros del Periodo Formativo. Adicionalmente, el análisis del material encontrado permitió definir la organización social detrás de estas y proponer una hipótesis para explicar el interés de la población de este periodo en la obtención de objetos de otras regiones.
Archaeology
Feasting
Ritual Deposition
Formative Period
Cerro Blanco
Nepeña
U-Shaped Centers
Arqueología
Festín
Deposiciones Rituales
Periodo Formativo
Cerro Blanco
Nepeña

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