Lançado hoje (15.12.11) na FLUP o JIA 14, de 2011

Capa de JIA 14 e nova modalidade de publicação a partir de 2012 inclusive

Capa definitiva JIA 14, 2011
A partir de 2012 tanto o JIA como os TAE vão ser produzidos em pdf, e não em suporte papel, podendo cada autor desde já propor desde já artigos para publicação. Cada número terá apenas 104 pp.

É a nossa maneira de sobreviver dando continuidade a um trabalho de muitos anos.
É possível a produção e envio pela litografia de um CD com todo o conteúdo de cada revista anual aos interessados, a um preço muitíssimo acessível, a partir de 2012.


Este volume teve o apoio da FCT.

JIA 14, 2011 - Editorial

EDITORIAL

This is probably the last issue of this journal on paper. But, do not worry, because in spite of – and as a response to - the lack of material means that force us to take that option, we will try to keep it in electronic format from 2012 on.

2011 was a busy and productive year for ADECAP and some of its members. Let’s mention just a few topics.

On 28^th and the 29^th January Lesley McFadyen (now in the Birkbeck Institute, University of London) and Sérgio Rodrigues (FLUP) have organized in the Faculty of Arts of the University of Porto an interesting Portuguese-British workshop under the theme “Time, Space, Practice and Subject in the Prehistoric Past.” Several British colleagues and friends were then with us, allowing an exchange of information and approaches between people interested in prehistoric architectures. Actually, this theme has been a constant element of relationship and collaboration between all of us, in particular people from Manchester and Porto universities.

Elections for those that will be in charge of the association for the period of 2011-2012 have taken place in Porto (Centro Unesco, where currently our meetings occur) on the 26^th March 2011. You can find all that information in our blog: http://adecap.blogspot.com

On the 26^th February Joana Alves Ferreira offered a lecture on the problematic of the so called “Neolithic”, where she tried (in my view, with success) to criticise the underpinnings of this concept, so typical of our Western way of conceiving prehistory.

On the 26 March, it was José Manuel Varela that presented his lecture on prehistoric architectures, taking as a basis his long experience in the excavations of the Foz Côa “Copper Age” hill precincts.

The president of the direction made several travels abroad (Madrid, Valencia, Canary Islands, London – 2 weeks in June/July, Brazil – 3 weeks in September) taking contact with archaeological and heritage realities, and also with a great number of colleagues of many other disciplines. That was a very enriching experience.

As usually, in July, 5 weeks of (very interesting) excavations have taken place in the prehistoric precinct of Castanheiro do Vento, Vila Nova de Foz Côa, which has been excavated without interruption since 1998.

The president of the association has given his course on contemporary critical thought (Lacan, Foucault, Derrida, Butler, Agamben, Zizek, Baudrillard e Lyotard) in the Faculty of Arts of Porto (April-June) and in Lisbon (Ler Devagar Bookshop – October-December).

And, finally, we intend to launch this issue of JIA in the Faculty of Arts of the University of Porto on the 15^th December, just before a lecture by Patrícia Bruno (Escola Superior Gallaecia, Vila Nova de Cerveira) on the earthen prehistoric architectures of the South of Portugal (theme of her PhD dissertation).

It sounds a nice series of initiatives and activities in a year in which the so-called “crisis” touched Portugal so strongly and so traumatically.

I finish these introductory lines with an appeal to those who saw with enthusiasm the birth of ADECAP and of JIA in the late 90’s. Please do not let us die! Help us by all means possible. Thank you all. I am myself committed to the effort of keeping doing all my best for the “spirit” that has animated us then.

Everybody now recognizes that we have tried, for decades, to build something different in Portuguese prehistoric archaeology, taking the city of Porto and its University as our logistic basis.

Younger ones have now the continuity and permanent renewal of this task in their hands. Speaking for myself, but also in the name of the association’s project, I believe in you. You may count on me as well.

Vítor Oliveira Jorge

(University of Porto, retired)

General Editor

JIA a partir de 2012 inclusive

O JIA (Journal of Iberian Archaeology), a partir de 2012 inclusive, deverá passar a ser publicado apenas de forma electrónica.
Recebe propostas de artigos inéditos e de qualidade, quer analíticos, quer de carácter mais problematizante, sempre interdisciplinares de preferência, em qualquer momento do ano. Os artigos aceites para publicação que não forem publicados em 2012 sê-lo-ão no número do ano seguinte.
Cada número terá à volta de 104 páginas como máximo.
Estamos a estudar a modalidade técnica de o fazer.
Por isso, se tem um bom artigo para publicar, contacte desde já...

JIA de 2011

Ainda aceitamos originais para este volume!

Proponha com urgência o seu!

JIA de 2011

Journal of Iberian Archaeology


Recebemos ainda propostas de textos inéditos e de comprovada qualidade científica a incluir neste volume da revista, que estará impresso até ao fim deste ano de 2011.

Contacte-nos!

Obrigados!

LANÇAMENTO DO JIA 13, 2010

Lançamento do JIA 13, de 2010

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JOURNAL OF IBERIAN ARCHAEOLOGY Volume 13 - 2010

JOURNAL OF IBERIAN ARCHAEOLOGY

Volume 13 - 2010

Contents

Vítor Oliveira Jorge

Editorial

Joana Valdez

Schematic and Atlantic Rock Art: a comparative study.

The case study of Monte de Góios (Lanhelas, Caminha)

Ben Watson

Psychoanalysis and prehistoric art

Patrícia Bruno, Paulina Faria, António Candeias & José Mirão

Earth mortars use on prehistoric habitat structures

in southern Portugal – Case studies

Lídia Maria Gonçalves Baptista

The Late Prehistory of the Watershed of the Ribeiras of Pisão and Álamo

(Beja, South Portugal): a Research Programme

António do Nascimento Sá Coixão & Tony Silvino

The villa of Vale do Mouro (Coriscada, Portugal)

Sérgio Alexandre Gomes

Archaeology and the politics of inheritance

JIA 13

A revista da ADECAP, vol. 13, 2010,

juntamente com os Trabalhos de Antropologia e Etnologia, revista da SPAE, volume 50


vai ser lançada no próximo dia 4 de Dezembro, no Centro Unesco do Porto, R. José Falcão, 100, pelas 15 horas.

Apareça, há a seguir a anunciada conferência...

e a entrada é livre!

JIA- Índices- Contents - vols. 0 a 4 (5 first issues)

Table of Contents

JOURNAL OF IBERIAN ARCHAEOLOGY

Volume 0 - 1998

Contents

Vítor Oliveira Jorge,

Editorial 5

Maria Eduarda Gonçalves,

Science, controversy and participation.

The case of the Foz Côa rock art engravings 7

Margarita Díaz-Andreu,

Iberian post-palaeolithic art and gender: discussing human

representations in Levantine art 33

P. Bueno Ramirez & R. de Balbín Behrmann,

The origin of the megalithic decorative system:

graphics versus architecture 53

Vítor Oliveira Jorge,

Interpreting the “megalithic art” of Western Iberia:

some preliminary remarks 69

Maria de Jesus Sanches, Paula Mota Santos, Richard Bradley

& Rámon Fábregas Valcarce,

Land marks - a new approach to the rock art of Trás-os-Montes,

Northern Portugal 85

Susana Oliveira Jorge,

Later Prehistoric Monuments of Northern Portugal: some remarks 105

Isabel Izquierdo Peraile,

Iberian antrophomorphic steles: La Serrada (Ares del Maestre, Castellón)

and Mas de Barberán (Noqueruelas, Teruel) examples 115

Muiris O'Sullivan,

Eoin MacWhite: archaeologist, scholar, diplomat (1923-1972) 133

Jorge de Alarcão,

On the civitates mentioned in the inscription on the

bridge at Alcântara 143

César Carreras Monfort,

Britannia and the imports of Baetican and Lusitanian amphorae 159

Reports

Lawrence Guy Strauss & Manuel R. Gonzalez Morales,

Report on the initial excavations in El Miron Cave (Ramales de la Victoria,

Cantabria, Spain), with emphasis on the Magdalenian occupations 173

C. Gibson, V. H. Correia, C. B. Burgess & Sheila Boardmann,

Alto do Castelinho da Serra (Montemor-o-Novo, Évora, Portugal).

A preliminary report on the excavations at the Late Bronze Age

to Medieval site, 1990-1993 189

News

3rd Congress on Iberian Archaeology 247

Thomas G. Schattner,

The Department of the German Archaeological Institute (DAI) in Lisbon 253

JOURNAL OF IBERIAN ARCHAEOLOGY

Volume 1 - 1999

Contents

page

Vítor Oliveira Jorge,

Editorial 5

Jorge de Alarcão,

On archaeological interpretation 7

António Amorim,

Archaeogenetics 15

Paul G. Bahn,

Atapuerca’s double contribution to the cannibalism debate 27

S. Grimaldi, P. Rosina & F. Boton,

A behavioural perspective on “archaic” lithic morphologies in Portugal.

The case of Fonte da Moita open air site 33

Clive Finlayson,

Late Pleistocene human occupation of the Iberian Peninsula 59

Luiz Oosterbeek,

The Alto Ribatejo (Portugal) and the neolithisation 69

Victor S. Gonçalves,

Time, landscape and burials 1. Megalithic rites of ancient peasant societies

in Central and Southern Portugal: an initial overview 83

João Luís Cardoso,

Copper metallurgy and the importance of other raw materials in the context

of Chalcolithic economic intensification in Portuguese Estremadura 93

Ana Catarina Sousa,

Late Neolithic and Chalcolithic in the Ribeira de Cheleiros: A synopsis 111

António Carlos Valera,

The re-creation of territorialities and identities in the III millenium BC:

research problems in Central Portugal 119

Sarah J. Monks,

Patterns of warfare and settlement in Southeast Spain 127

Raquel Vilaça,

Some comments on the archaeological heritage of the Late

Bronze Age in Beira Interior 173

Ana Margarida Arruda & Catarina Viegas,

The Roman temple of Scallabis (Santarém, Portugal) 185

Gaspar Mairal Buil,

The cemetery as an urban space 225

Reports

Anthony E. Marks, Katherine Monigal & Victor P. Chabal,

Report on the initial excavations of Brecha das Lascas and Galeria Pesada

(Almonda, Portuguese Estremadura) 237

Bryan Scott Hockett,

Taphonomy of a carnivore-accumulated rabbit bone assemblage

from Picareiro Cave, Central Portugal 251

Isabel Figueiral,

Castelo Velho (Freixo de Numão, Portugal). The charcoalified plant

remains and their significance 259

M. Justino Maciel & Licínia Correia Wrench,

The Roman villa at Montinho das Laranjeiras: 1996 archaeological

campaign 269

News 281

Reviews 285

JOURNAL OF IBERIAN ARCHAEOLOGY

Volume 2 - 2000

Contents

page

Vítor Oliveira Jorge

Editorial 5

Lawrence Straus, Nuno Bicho & Ann Winegardner

Mapping the Upper Paleolithic regions of Iberia 7

Susana Oliveira Jorge

Domesticating the land: the first agricultural communities in Portugal 43

Jesús Jiménez Guijarro

Megalithic tombs and chalcolithic settlement in the Guadarrama mountains:

following ancient roads, marking out territory 99

Mª Luisa Cerdeño & Rosario Garcia Huerta

Celtiberian cemeteries: a review of research 111

Eugénia Cunha & Eric Crubézy

Comparative biology of the medieval populations (9th-15th centuries) of the

Iberian Peninsula and Southwest of France: problematics and perspectives 145

Antonio Malpica Cuello, Antonio Gómez Becerra & Chafik Lammali

The frontier area of Castril: the castle and the villa………………….. 165

JOURNAL OF IBERIAN ARCHAEOLOGY

Volume 3 - 2001

Contents

page

Vítor Oliveira Jorge

Editorial 5

Vítor Oliveira Jorge

Archaeology in Portugal: the great challenge 7

Robert G. Bednarik

The origins of Pleistocene navigation in the Mediterranean:

initial replicative experimentation 11

Miguel Ángel Fano Martínez

Habitability of the prehistoric settlements: proposal for the study of one

of the elements involved, and first results for the Cantabrian Mesolithic

(North of Spain) 25

Lars Larsson

Decorated façade?

A stone with carvings from the megalithic tomb Vale de Rodrigo,

monument 2, Alentejo, southern Portugal 35

J. A. López Sáez , P. López García, D. J. Cruz & A. J. Canha

Palaeovegetation and human impact in the Upper Paiva Region:

palynology of the Late Bronze Age settlement of Canedotes

(Vila Nova de Paiva, Viseu, Portugal) 47

Germán Delibes de Castro, Julio Fernández Manzano,

Fernando Romero Carnicero, José Ignacio Herrán Martínez

& María Luisa Ramírez Ramírez

Metal production at the end of the Late Bronze Age

in the Central Iberian Peninsula 73

Mary Jackes, Ana Maria Silva & Joel Irish

Dental morphology: a valuable contribution

to our understanding of prehistory 97

J. M. P. Cabral, M. J. Maciel, L. Lopes, J. M. C. Lopes,

A. P. V. Marques, C. O. Mustra & P. M. Carreira

Petrographic and isotopic characterization of marble from the Estremoz Anticline:

its application in identifying the sources of Roman works of art 121

JOURNAL OF IBERIAN ARCHAEOLOGY

Volume 4 - 2002

Contents

page

Vítor Oliveira Jorge

Editorial 5

Esteban Álvarez Fernández

The use of ivory during the Upper Palaeolithic at the northern edge

of the Iberian Peninsula 7

Lawrence Guy Straus, Manuel R. González Morales,

María Paz García-Gelabert & Miguel A. Fano Martínez

The Late Quaternary human uses of a natural territory: the case of the

Río Asón drainage (Eastern Cantabria Province, Spain) 21

A. Arrizabalaga, J. Altuna, P. Areso, M. Elorza, M. García, M. J. Iriarte,

K. Mariezkurrena, J. A. Mujika, E. Pemán, A. Tarriño, A. Uriz & L. Viera

Early Upper Palaeolithic in the Labeko Koba archeological site

(Basque Country) 63

Susana Oliveira Jorge

From “fortified settlement” to “monument”: accounting for

Castelo Velho de Freixo de Numão (Portugal) 75

Susana Oliveira Jorge & Antonio Rubinos

Absolute chronology of Castelo Velho de Freixo de Numão

(northern Portugal): data and problems 83

Susana Oliveira Jorge

An all-over corded Bell Beaker in northern Portugal: Castelo Velho

de Freixo de Numão (Vila Nova de Foz Côa): some remarks 107

Ana M. S. Bettencourt, Francisco de Sande Lemos & Maria Teresa Araújo

The young man of Vale Ferreiro (Serafão, Fafe, northern Portugal):

a late prehistoric burial 131

José C. Martín de la Cruz & Agustín M.ª Lucena Martín

The Iberian Peninsula ant the Mediterranean during the second

millenium BC: an archaeology made of absences 153

Maria de la Salete da Ponte

Bronze fibulae: cultural expressions of Bronze Age societies in Portugal 165

Reports

Cornelius Holtorf

Excavations at Monte da Igreja near Évora (Portugal). From the life-history

of a monument to re-uses of ancient objects 175

Reviews 203