Bronze Age World

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Type: peer-reviewed journal article
Publication: Complutum, vol. 34, no. special issue, 129–143
Peer reviewed: Yes

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date assertion Alto de la Cruz de Piedra — date assertion
informs · provides archaeological observation · pp. 129–143, cemetery and stela context
Provides the contextual association.
date assertion Southwest stelae tradition — date assertion
informs · provides archaeological observation · pp. 129–143
Provides one contextual funerary association.
relationship Research record — associated with
Evidence confidence: moderate
informs · provides archaeological observation · pp. 129–143
Provides a specific funerary-landscape association.
relationship Research record — associated with
Evidence confidence: moderate
informs · provides archaeological observation · pp. 129–143
Provides a specific funerary-landscape association.
entity Alto de la Cruz de Piedra
Evidence confidence: high
supports · provides archaeological observation · pp. 129–143, cemetery and stela context
Provides the contextual association.
date assertion Production, display and reuse of southwest stelae — date assertion
Evidence confidence: low
supports · provides archaeological observation · pp. 129–143
Provides a specific funerary-landscape association.
relationship Alto de la Cruz de Piedra — contains context for — Southwest stelae tradition
Evidence confidence: high
supports · provides archaeological observation · pp. 129–143
Provides the association.
geography assertion Southwest stelae tradition — geography assertion
supports · provides archaeological observation · pp. 129–143
Provides one contextualized monument inside the broad distribution.
entity Southwest stelae tradition
Evidence confidence: moderate
supports · provides archaeological observation · pp. 129–143
Provides one contextual funerary association.
event Production, display and reuse of southwest stelae
Evidence confidence: moderate
supports · provides archaeological observation · pp. 129–143
Provides a specific funerary-landscape association.
claim No single funerary, territorial, route-marker or warrior-identity interpretation explains every southwest stela.
Evidence confidence: moderate
supports · supports · pp. 129–143
Provides one funerary-landscape case.
claim Southwest stelae require broad ranges and monument-specific dating rather than one exact corpus date.
Evidence confidence: high
supports · supports · pp. 129–143
Provides one context-specific association.
ranked model model_iberia1_stelae_meaning_ranked
supports · supports · pp. 129–143
Provides a funerary-landscape case.