claim · claim_iberia1_stelae_multiple_meanings
No single funerary, territorial, route-marker or warrior-identity interpretation explains every southwest stela.
No single funerary, territorial, route-marker or warrior-identity interpretation explains every southwest stela.
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Evidence and sources
Supporting sources
- supports · supports
Late Bronze Age stelae in the Guadalquivir valley and Sierra Morena: spatial distribution and new perspectives of research — Manuel Eleazar Costa Caramé (2013)Reviews spatial interpretations.
Locator: pp. 76–94 - supports · supports
Un paisaje funerario singular de la Edad del Bronce del Suroeste: la necrópolis y la estela del Alto de la Cruz de Piedra — Luis Berrocal-Rangel, Alfredo Mederos Martin, Rafael Caso Amador, Manuel Rodríguez Rastrojo (2023)Provides one funerary-landscape case.
Locator: pp. 129–143
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