Phoenician influences on the ancient architecture of Niebla (Huelva)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/tp.1993.v50.i0.494Keywords:
Protohistory, Western Andalusia, Phoenician, Architecture, Building techniques, Pillars wallsAbstract
In the excavations realized in the city of Niebla (Huelva, Spain), next to the ≪Puerta de Sevilla», a protohisloric tell was found under the present village. Two buildings uncovered in these excavations have techniques inspired in the Phoenician world. This article deals with the typological and chronological study of those buildings in the context of Phoenician colonization of the Western Mediterranean, and reflects on their significance in ¡he process of cultural change in the Iberian Peninsula during the Iron Age.
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