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Tartessus: past, present and future of a historical construction
Esther Rodríguez González · 2025
Citation metadata
- Type
- peer-reviewed journal article
- Publication
- Complutum, vol. 36, no. 2, 541–558
- Peer reviewed
- Yes
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- date assertion Tartessos terminology — date assertioninforms · critiques interpretation · pp. 541–558
Defines Tartessos as a historical construction with changing meanings.
- claim The distribution of southwest stelae is not a political map of Tartessos or any other fixed kingdom.Evidence confidence: near certainsupports · contextualizes · pp. 541–558
Explains the changing construction of Tartessos.
- relationship Tartessos terminology — not equivalent to — Phoenician-associated and indigenous interaction networkEvidence confidence: very highsupports · critiques interpretation · pp. 541–558
Provides the historiographic distinction.
- entity Tartessos terminologyEvidence confidence: moderatesupports · critiques interpretation · pp. 541–558
Defines Tartessos as a historical construction with changing meanings.
- relationship Tartessos terminology — not equivalent to — Southwest stelae traditionEvidence confidence: very highsupports · critiques interpretation · pp. 541–558
Provides the terminology critique.
- claim “Pre-Tartessian” is a modern chronological heuristic and not an ancient self-designation.Evidence confidence: very highsupports · supports · pp. 541–558
Explains the historiographic construction and chronological problem.
- claim Tartessos should not be projected as a fixed kingdom across southwest Iberia throughout 1600–800 BCE.Evidence confidence: near certainsupports · supports · pp. 541–558
Directly treats Tartessos as a historical construction.
- property assignment Tartessos terminology — has evidence property — Distribution is not a political territoryEvidence confidence: very highsupports · supports assignment and caveat · pp. 541–558
Textual and modern archaeological uses vary by date and author.