Las relaciones centro/periferia en el Valle del Guadalquivir del III milenio ANELa circulación de hojas de caliza oolítica silicificada

1. Nocete Calvo, Francisco
2. Sáez Ramos, Reinaldo
3. Cabrero García, Rosario
4. Cruz-Auñón Briones, Rosario
5. Nieto Caldera, José María

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This study offers an alternative explanation, in terms of core/periphery relationships, by means of a petrologic, morphometric, spatial and contextual analysis of the silicified oolitic limestone blades found in archaeological sites dated back to the third millennium ANE in southern Iberia. This suggests the existence of a supra-regional circulation of highly standardized, finished products, which spread over a distance of more than 500 km, and an area of over 222.000 km2 . In this sense, the blades have become the first archaeological indicator of the paths, types and contents of the relationships developed within and around the inter-settlement hierarchical framework of the Guadalquivir Valley from 3000 to 2500 BC, accounting for the emergence and collapse of a political system.

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