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摘要
Quinta do Marcelo 遗址在葡萄牙大西洋沿岸青铜时代晚期的文献中一直是一个不可回避的标志,特别是在大规模贸易网络和外来人口进入该地区所造成的影响方面。我们首次展示了全部文物,正如预期的那样,这些文物被证明是极其丰富和多样化的。此外,我们还对 1986 年发掘过程中发现的文物进行了详细分析。这一新方法使我们能够重新评估专业书籍中的一些问题,并重新评估该地区一直持续到铁器时代的年代框架。除了两个燃烧结构和一个被称为阴性结构的结构外,还发现了可能与葡萄园种植有关的小坑状结构,这是葡萄牙境内最早的此类活动痕迹。
Trading Horizons: Quinta do Marcelo (Almada, Portugal) and the transition to the 1st millennium B.C.E. on the Tagus Estuary
The site of Quinta do Marcelo has been an unavoidable mark in the bibliography addressing the later phases of the Bronze Age along the Portuguese Atlantic coast, particularly with regard to the large-scale trade networks and the impact caused by the arrival of foreign elements to the area. For the very first time, we present the entire artefact assemblage, which, as anticipated, proves to be remarkably rich and diversified. Additionally, we conducted a detailed analysis of the contexts identified during the excavation carried out in 1986. This new approach allowed us to reassess some questions perpetuated in specialised bibliography and reevaluate the chronological framework of the occupation, which lasted until the Iron Age. In addition to two combustion structures and what has been described as a negative structure, small pit-like structures, possibly associated with vineyard planting, were also identified, corresponding to the earliest trace of this activity in Portuguese territory.