Transformaciones sociales en el Neolítico final de la Europa templada (4000-2000 a.C.)

Kristian Kristiansen

doi:10.3989/tp.1989.v46.i0.587

Transformaciones sociales en el Neolítico final de la Europa templada (4000-2000 a.C.)

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Kristian Kristiansen Center for Research in the Humanities. Copenhagen University

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https://doi.org/10.3989/tp.1989.v46.i0.587

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Europa septentrional, megalitos, cerámica cordada, hachas, pastoreo, agricultura de roza, excedente, rituales colectivos e individualizadores

Abstract

Changes in the archaeological record of temperate Europe from the TRB/ Megalithic to the Corded/Ware/Battle / Axe/Single Grave cultural complexes are examined in terms of transformations in subsistence patterns (slash-and-burn farming vs. pastoralísm), surplus distribution (feasting vs. wealth exchange), and ritual practices (collective vs. individualizing).

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1989-12-30

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Kristiansen, K. (1989). Transformaciones sociales en el Neolítico final de la Europa templada (4000-2000 a.C.). Trabajos De Prehistoria, 46, 65–74. https://doi.org/10.3989/tp.1989.v46.i0.587

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Vol. 46 (1989)

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