Publication: La Baia di Algeciras dall’età fenicia all’età punica (IX-II a.C.). Conformazione del territorio de Carteia (Cadice, Spagna)
Authors
Jiménez Vialás, Helena
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Fabrizio Serra editore
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DOI
https://doi.org/10.19272/201713201033
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© 2017 Fabrizio Serra editore. This document is the published version of a published work that appeared in final form in FOLIA PHOENICIA. An International Journal.
To access the final edited and published work see: ttps://doi.org/10.19272/201713201033
Abstract
Despite the outstanding location of the bay of Algeciras/Gibraltar at the entrance
to the Straits, and the role it had to play in Phoenician colonization
of the area, its urban development is not as well known as it is in the neighbouring
bays of Gadir or Malaka. Dealing with a wide variety of documentation
apart from published works concerning Carteia, Cerro del Prado or
Gorham’s Cave, such as cartography, aerial photography, and in particular
with reports of emergency excavations and other unpublished works, our
analysis focuses on the changes in settlement patterns from Phoenician to
Punic times. A special attention is paid to the progressive appropriation –
both physical and symbolic – of the bay, taking into account the role played
by local populations and trying to understand this local development in the
wider context of other Punic poleis in the Straits of Gibraltar
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Citation
Folia Phoenicia. An international Journal, 1, 2017
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