Reviewing the archaeological record from Rompizales I (Burgos)
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.24197/ba.LXXXIII.2017.95-122Keywords:
Field of pits, ditch, pottery, stratigraphy, Bell-Beaker, Arlanzón River Middle BassinAbstract
The paper is focused on Rompizales I, a field of pits located near Burgos. The site was digged by commercial archaeologists in 2002. The excavation has discovered pits but also unusual evidence in Northern Iberia as a ditch, postholes, hearths and ovens. A relevant aspect, in Rompizales I an accumulative stratigraphic sequence was registered in several sondages. The excavation team has interpreted the site as a seasonal habitat linked to a pastoralist community from Chalcolithic (Bell-Beaker). A review of the archaeological record from Rompizales I have provided new evidence that allow us to discuss the original interpretation and to propose a new one.
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