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Encounters and Tranformations: The Archaeology of Iberia in Transition

edited by Miriam S. Balmuth, Anonio Gilman and Lourdes Prados-Torreira

Fourteen essays illustrating the latest research on the archaeology of Iberia from the Neolithic to the Iron Age. The papers are: the island filter model revisited (J. M. V. García); fortified sites in southern Italy and Spain during the Neolithic and Copper ages (J. C. M. de la Cruz); transition from the Copper to the Bronze age (Katina T. Lilios); Bronze age survey in northern Spain (A. Gilman et al); development of cultural complexity in the western Mediterranean (A. H. Gonzalo); aspects of Talayotic culture (M. Fernandez-Miranda); prehistoric subsistence and monuments in Mallorca (R. Chapman and A. Grant), contact between the sea peoples and Tartessos? (M. B. Galan); the west of Iberia (M. Priego); religious aspects of Phoenician-Punic colonization (M. B. Deamos); Phoenician gold in the western Mediterranean (Alicia P. Caveda); funerary evidence for interactions betweeen Punic colonies and native Iberians (Teresa C. Brunet); Sanctuaries of the Iberian peninsula (Lourdes Prados-Torreira); the Iberians in Sardinia (J. A. S. Velasco).170p, 48 figs, 5 plates (Sheffield Academic Press 1997)

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