Enclosing the Past - Inside and Outside in Prehistory (Volume 15) - Anthony Harding

Enclosing the Past - Inside and Outside in Prehistory (Volume 15) - Anthony Harding

Zambujal and the Enclosures of the Iberian Peninsula

Enclosing the Past - Inside and Outside in Prehistory (Volume 15) - Anthony Harding

Michael Kunst

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This paper examines the evidence provided by a series of excavations at the Copper Age fortified settlement known as Zambujal. The Iberian Copper Age was a complex and highly regionalized society with certain characteristics of early states. The evidence from Zambujal shows that its walls were intended for defence but not necessarily that all enclosures in the region were build for the same purpose.

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Kunst, Michael. Zambujal and the Enclosures of the Iberian Peninsula. Enclosing the Past - Inside and Outside in Prehistory (Volume 15). Equinox eBooks Publishing, United Kingdom. p. 76-96 Jan 2007. ISBN 9780906090534. https://www.equinoxpub.com/home/view-chapter/?id=24785. Date accessed: 25 Apr 2024 doi: 10.1558/equinox.24785. Jan 2007

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