Organizing the Production of Variscite Personal Ornaments in Later Prehistoric Iberia: The Mines of Aliste and the Production Sites of Quiruelas de Vidriales (Zamora, Spain)
Organizing the Production of Variscite Personal Ornaments in Later Prehistoric Iberia: The Mines of Aliste and the Production Sites of Quiruelas de Vidriales (Zamora, Spain)
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在史前伊比利亚晚期组织 Variscite 个人装饰品的生产：阿里斯特矿山和 Quiruelas de Vidriales 的生产地点（西班牙萨莫拉）
DOI：
10.1080/14619571.2016.1147316
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发表时间：
2016
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1.5
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C. Odriozola
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作者：
Rodrigo Villalobos García;C. Odriozola
绿色的个人装饰品在西欧的新石器时代和铜器时代是很常见的，而华力石是最常用于这种目的的矿物之一。本文介绍了一系列考古活动的结果，旨在研究阿利斯特的矿山和奎鲁埃拉斯德维德里亚莱斯的装饰品生产地点（都在西班牙萨莫拉省）。我们发现，最初，在公元前4000年，来自Aliste的variscite很少被使用，装饰品的生产也被分散，但在公元前3000年，装饰品的生产发生了重大转变：装饰品生产加强，并集中在Quiruelas的生产基地。我们将这种转变与伊比利亚半岛发展的社会经济进程和超区域社会技术人工制品交换网络的增长联系起来。
Green objects of personal adornment were quite common among Neolithic and Copper Age groups in Western Europe, and variscite was one of the minerals that was most often used for such a purpose. This article presents the results of a series of archaeological campaigns designed to study the mines of Aliste and the ornament production loci of Quiruelas de Vidriales (both in the province of Zamora, Spain). We discovered that initially, during the fourth millennium cal BC, variscite from Aliste was seldom used and the ornaments’ production was dispersed, but that there was a significant shift during the third millennium cal BC: ornament production intensified and became concentrated in the production sites of Quiruelas. We relate this transformation to the socioeconomic processes that developed in the Iberian Peninsula and the growth of supra-regional socio-technical artefact exchange networks.