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La Arqueología Neolítica En El Abrigo De Penedo Dos Mouros (Gouveia, Portugal): La Evidencia De Prácticas De Trashumancia Primitiva En La Sierra De La Estrella

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La Arqueología Neolítica En El Abrigo De Penedo Dos Mouros (Gouveia, Portugal): La Evidencia De Prácticas De Trashumancia Primitiva En La Sierra De La Estrella 14 mm ISSN: 0514-7336 - ISSN electrónico: 2386-3943 Vol. LXXIX, enero-junio 2017 ZEPHYRVS DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.14201/zephyrus201779 REVISTA DE PREHISTORIA Y ARQUEOLOGÍA ISSN: 0514-7336 – e-ISSN: 2386-3943 – DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.14201/zephyrus201779 – CDU: 902 : 903 IBIC: Arqueología (HD) – BIC: Archaeology (HD) – BISAC: SOCIAL SCIENCE / Archaeology (SOC003000) Vol. LXXIX, enero-junio 2017 ÍNDICE ARTÍCULOS ZEPHYRVS Neolithic archaeology at the Penedo dos Mouros rock-shelter (Gouveia, Portugal) and the issue of primitive transhumance practices in the Estrela Mountain range ANTÓNIO FAUSTINO CARVALHO, VERA PEREIRA, CARLOS DUARTE yCATARINA TENTE .................................................. 19-38 REVISTA DE PREHISTORIA Y ARQUEOLOGÍA ‘Biografía’ de un monumento megalítico: fases de uso y clausura en el dolmen de El Teriñuelo (Aldeavieja de Tormes, Salamanca) CRISTINA TEJEDOR RODRÍGUEZ, MANUEL A. ROJO GUERRA, RAFAEL GARRIDO PENA, ÍÑIGO GARCÍA MARTÍNEZ DE LAGRÁN y ÁNGEL L. PALOMINO LÁZARO ....................................................................................................................... 39-61 Rasgos básicos de la extracción de variscita en Palazuelo de las Cuevas (Zamora) LXXIX RAMÓN FÁBREGAS VALCARCE yCARLOS RODRÍGUEZ RELLÁN ........................................................................................ 63-79 Situación de tumbas con ajuares de objetos cotidianos en algunas necrópolis celtibéricas de los ss. IV a II a. C. MAGDALENA BARRIL VICENTE....................................................................................................................................... 81-101 enero-junio La identificación del catastro rural romano a través de los fundi. Una metodología aplicada en el ager Iliberritanus MARIO GUTIÉRREZ-RODRÍGUEZ, MARGARITA ORFILA PONS y ELENA H. SÁNCHEZ-LÓPEZ............................................. 103-125 Pinturas romanas procedentes de Caesaraugusta (Zaragoza): un taller en el valle medio del Ebro 2017 CARMEN GUIRAL PELEGRÍN........................................................................................................................................... 127-148 Un titulus pictus con titulatura imperial de Carthago Nova y puntualizaciones a la dinámica urbana de la ciudad a inicios del s. III d. C. JOSÉ MIGUEL NOGUERA CELDRÁN, JUAN MANUEL ABASCAL PALAZÓN yMARÍA JOSÉ MADRID BALANZA ....................... 149-172 Un nuevo ocultamiento monetario de bronces romano-republicanos y de Castulo en el sur de Hispania: Torre de Benagal- bón (Málaga) BARTOLOMÉ MORA SERRANO yARTURO PÉREZ PLAZA .................................................................................................. 173-195 The ‘exceptional finds’ of Iruña-Veleia (Álava): Syntax of an archaeological forgery IGNACIO RODRÍGUEZ TEMIÑO ...................................................................................................................................... 197-217 VARIA Sobre la pregnancia en la utilización del relieve en las cuevas de Bédeilhac (Ariège, Francia) y de El Pindal (Asturias, España) GEORGES SAUVET yMARÍA GONZÁLEZ-PUMARIEGA ...................................................................................................... 221-231 RECENSIONES VILLALOBOS, R.: Análisis de las transformaciones sociales en la Prehistoria Reciente de la Meseta Norte española (milenios VI-III cal a.C.) ANTONIO BLANCO GONZÁLEZ ...................................................................................................................................... 233-234 ZEPHYRVS LXXIX, enero-junio 2017 ZEPHYRVS CARRASCO, G. (coord.): Vías de comunicación romanas en Castilla-La Mancha (Homenaje a Pierre Sillières) JUAN JOSÉ PALAO VICENTE............................................................................................................................................ 235-237 ARÉVALO, A. (edit. científica): Monedas para el más allá. Uso y significado de la moneda en las necrópolis tardopúnicas y romanas de Ebusus, Gades y Malaca CRUCES BLÁZQUEZ CERRATO ........................................................................................................................................ 238-240 FELLE, A. E. y ROCCO, A. (eds.): Off the Beaten Track. Epigraphy of the Borders SANTIAGO SÁNCHEZ DE LA PARRA PÉREZ ....................................................................................................................... 241-242 Fecha de publicación de este volumen: junio, 2017 ZEPHYRVS REVISTA DE PREHISTORIA Y ARQUEOLOGÍA ISSN: 0514-7336 – e-ISSN: 2386-3943 – DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.14201/zephyrus201779 – CDU: 902 : 903 IBIC: Arqueología (HD) – BIC: Archaeology (HD) – BISAC: SOCIAL SCIENCE / Archaeology (SOC003000) Vol. LXXIX, enero-junio 2017 © UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA CONSEJO DE REDACCIÓN: ZEPHYRVS es una revista científica internacional de PREHISTORIA y ARQUEOLOGÍA editada por DIRECTORA: M.ª Soledad Corchón Rodríguez (Universidad de Salamanca) la Universidad de Salamanca, con periodici- SECRETARIA: Cruces Blázquez Cerrato (Universidad de Salamanca) dad semestral, en la que los originales recibi- VOCALES: Enrique Ariño Gil (Universidad de Salamanca) dos son evaluados por revisores externos Enrique Cerrillo Martín de Cáceres (Universidad de Extremadura) mediante el sistema conocido como de doble Germán Delibes de Castro (Universidad de Valladolid) ciego. 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Antonio Abásolo Álvarez (Catedrático de Arqueología, Universidad de Valladolid) Redacción puede admitir, excepcionalmente, Martín Almagro-Gorbea (Académico Anticuario, Real Academia de la Historia, Madrid) originales remitidos en otras lenguas científi- Ofer Bar Yosef (Professor of Prehistoric Archaeology, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.) cas. Los trabajos de investigación publicados Manuel Bendala Galán (Catedrático de Arqueología, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid) en ZEPHYRVS recogen, exclusivamente, las opi- José M.ª Bermúdez de Castro Risueño (Centro Nacional de Investigación sobre la Evolución Humana, Burgos) niones científicas de sus autores. La revista Gerhard Bosinski (Wissenschaftlicher Kurator Professor für Ur-und Frühgeschichte, Universität zu Köln) declina toda responsabilidad que pudiera de- M.ª Paz García-Bellido y García de Diego (Investigadora Científica, Instituto de Historia, CCHS-CSIC, Madrid) rivarse de la infracción de los derechos de pro- Antonio Gilman (Professor of Anthropology, California State University, Northridge) piedad intelectual o comercial. Jean Guilaine (Professeur, Collège de France, Paris) José M.ª Gurt Esparraguera (Catedrático de Arqueología, Universidad de Barcelona) ZEPHYRVS se indiza en Emerging Sources Citation Index (ESCI-WoS), Richard J. 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