A Mediterranean Mountain Landscape: The Transformation of the Frailes-Velillos Valley

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URI: https://hdl.handle.net/10481/89848
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García Porras, Alberto; Mattei, Luca; Alonso Valladares, Moisés
Editorial
Archaeopress
Materia
Landscape archaeology
 
Settlement
 
Middle Ages
 
Nasrid fortresses
 
Fecha
2019
Referencia bibliográfica
García Porras, A., Mattei, L., & Alonso Valladares, M. (2019). A Mediterranean Mountain Landscape: The Transformation of the Frailes-Velillos Valley. En: Mediterranean Landscapes in Post Antiquity (pp. 174-184). Archaeopress. https://doi.org/10.2307/j.ctvndv6wx.14
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CEI PatrimoniUN 10; Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness of the Spain’s Government
Resumen
Recent works, especially the archaeological excavation in the castle of Moclín (García 2011: 167-84) and the Mozarab necropolis of Tózar (Mattei 2014: 181-96), have set the historical focus on the, hitherto neglected, Frailes-Velillos Valley during the Middle Ages. In addition to these excavations, several survey campaigns have contributed not so much to increase the number of known sites but to gain a better understanding of the settlement dynamics and its transformation over time, from the consolidation of the Andalusi model to the changes introduced by the Castilian conquest in the early modern period. The present work will focus on the evolution undergone by the settlement pattern between the 6th and the 15th centuries.
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