Urban landscapes in Iron Age Iberia

Contents

List of Figures and Tables

Foreword – Manuel Fernández-Götz

Chapter 1. Compared Anatomies, Compared Societies of the Iberian Iron Age throughout Archaeological Analysis – Victorino Mayoral Herrera, Ignasi Grau Mira and Juan Pedro Bellón Ruiz

Chapter 2. Iron Age Urbanism in the North-West of the Iberian Peninsula: New Challenges Provided by Non-Invasive Archaeology – David González-Álvarez, Vega Arribas-Greciano, Pastor Fábrega-Álvarez, Jesús García Sánchez, Rodrigo González-Camino, Samuel Nión-Álvarez, Carlos Otero-Vilariño and César Parcero-Oubiña

Chapter 3. Oppida-Based Social Organization in the Duero Valley during the Late Iron Age. A View on the Contribution of Non-Invasive Archaeology from Aerial Photography to Geoprospection – Jesús García Sánchez

Chapter 4. Iron Age Urban Landscapes in the Amblés Valley (Ávila) – Jesús Rodríguez-Hernández, Gonzalo Ruiz Zapatero and Jesús R. Álvarez-Sanchís

Chapter 5. Late Iron Age Hillforts and Oppida of the Middle Tagus Basin (Spain). A Comparative Anatomy – Victorino Mayoral, Carmen Pro, Elia Quirós and Maite de Tena

Chapter 6. The ‘Fornacis’ Project: Geophysical and Archaeometallurgical Survey – Alonso Rodríguez Díaz, Ignacio Pavón Soldevila and David M. Duque Espino

Chapter 7. Tejada la Vieja – Protohistoric Settlement Design Revealed by Ground-Penetrating Radar – Clara Toscano Perez, Cornelius Meyer and Roger Sala Bartrolí

Chapter 8. Hidden Anatomies: The Genesis and Development of the First Urban Network in the Lower Guadalquivir Valley – Francisco José García Fernández and Eduardo Ferrer Albelda

Chapter 9. Iron Age Iberian Urban Sites in the Guadalbullón River Valley: Iliturgi (Mengíbar, Jaén) and Puente Tablas (Jaén), Two Models of Archaeological Research – Carmen Rueda Galán, Juan Pedro Bellón Ruiz, Miguel Ángel Lechuga Chica, Arturo Ruiz Rodríguez, Manuel Molinos Molinos, Darío Garrido Almagro and María José Cabrera Lara

Chapter 10. Pathways to Urbanization. Aggregation and Social Organization in a Mediterranean Mountain Landscape during the Early Iron Age (Segura Basin, Inland Iberia) – Susana González Reyero, F. Javier Sánchez-Palencia Ramos and Miriam Alba Luzón

Chapter 11. Disentangling the Urban Settlements and Societies in the Iron Age of Eastern Iberia
(450–200 BC) – Ignasi Grau Mira

Chapter 12. Non-Invasive Methods Applied to the Analysis of Urban Centres in North-Eastern Iberia during the Iron Age – J. Noguera, D. Asensio, R. Sala, J. Muñoz, J. Morer, P. Menéndez, R. Jornet, D. Jimeno, B. Gil and R. Àlvarez

Chapter 13. Social and Functional Characterisation of Urban Settlements in Northern Iberia during the Iron Age – D. Asensio, J. Noguera, G. de Prado, F. Codina, P. Menéndez, J. Morer, R. Jornet, J. Muñoz, J. Garcia Roselló, D. Jimeno, B. Gil, and R. Àlvarez

About the Author

Victorino Mayoral Herrera is a Tenured Scientist in the Merida Institute of Archaeology (Spanish Council of Scientific Research-Government of Extremadura). He is specialized in landscape archaeological studies, mainly focused on the Second Iron Age and early Roman times and the potential of non-invasive archaeology. 

Juan Pedro Bellón is Associate Professor - Tenured of Archaeology at the University of Jaén (Department of Historical Heritage), and Researcher in the Institute of Iberian Archaeology of the University of Jaén. He is specialized in Conflict Archaeology (Second Punic War), Iberian Culture Archaeology, History of Archaeology, Iron Age Archaeology and landscape studies. 

Ignasi Grau Mira is a Full Professor of Archaeology in the Department of Prehistory, Archaeology, Ancient History and Classics, University of Alicante, Spain, and Researcher in the Institute of Archaeology-UA. Ignasi specialises in landscape archaeology linked to social organisation and dynamics principally in the Ancient Mediterranean, but also working in South America and Oceania.