Monumental Questions
Resumen del Libro
Papers from Session C68 (Part I) of the XV UISPP World Congress (Lisbon, 4-9 September 2006), Contents: 1) Megalithisme et sedentarisation en Europe occidentale (Jean-Pierre Mohen), 2) Some stones can speak! The social structure, identity and territoriality of SW Atlantic Europe complex appropriator communities reflected in their standing stones (David Calado et al), 3) Time and signs: Southern Portuguese megalithic art diachrony (Mario Varela Gomes), 4) Megaliths as rock art in Alentejo, Southern Portugal (Manuel Calado & Leonor Rocha), 5) The-teeth-under-the-sky : mountain steles and green stone workings in the Kuznetskii Alatau, Southern Siberia (Khakassia, Russia) (S. Cassen et al.), 6) Neolithic rock art at the Avebury stone circles in Southern England (Terence Meaden et al), 7) Ciertos aspectos funerarios en la necropolis del III milenio de Valencina-Castilleja (Sevilla) (Rosario Cruz-Aunon et al.), 8) Estudio geoarqueologico del conjunto de los dolmenes de Antequera (Malaga, Espana) (Francisco Carrion Mendez et al.), 9) More than big stones! Peripheral and confined or resistant lineage societies in the pristine class-society territorial framework of the South-Western Iberian Peninsula (2900-2000 BC) (Francisco Nocete & Ana Peramo), 10) Moon, spring and large stones – landscape and ritual calendar perception and symbolization (Catarina Oliveira & C. Marciano Da Silva), 11) Megaliths, memory and the power of stones (Chris Scarre), 12) Landscape, architectural and ritual aspects of the Chalcolithic (Calcolithic) sanctuaries in the Lombardy Alps (Italy) (Raffaella Poggiani Keller), 13) Anonymous ancestors? The Tilley/Shanks hypothesis revisited (Karl-Goran Sjogren), 14) Two Neolithic enclosures at Sormas-Torok-Foldek (Southwest-Transdanubia, Hungary) and their possible geometrical and astronomical role: a case study (Judit P. Barna & Emilia Pasztor), 15) Houses of living and houses of dead in the Neolithic and Copper Age of Central Europe (Jan Turek), 16) La…
