2651 KB43 KB199820251999Bernabeu Aubán, Joanštevilka:26letnik:26str. 101-118COBISSID:11899746ISSN:1408-967XURN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-66TKSN4OenOddelek za arheologijo Filozofske fakultete Univerze v LjubljaniDocumenta Praehistoricaarchaeologyarheologijaarheološke najdbeceramickeramikakolonizacijaSpainŠpanijaPots, symbols and territories: the archaeological context of neolithisation in Mediterranean Spain|The central idea in this paper is that the spread of agriculture within the Iberian Peninsula resulted from both a kind of demic spread and the acculturation of the Mesolithic substratum. The suggestion of the dual model presented earlier (Bernabeu 1996; 1998) emphasises precisely this aspect and its consequence: the existence of a certani regional diversity in the processes of agricultural distribution. Within this context, it is suggestend that the variability asociated with decorative patterns and styles of impressed pottery and rock art has a clear territorial component. The spread of these symbolic manifestations can be better understood in the context of the interaction between farmers and hunters, and by assuming that assimilationwas not the only result of this interaction processGlavna misel v članku je ta, da je širjenje kmetovanja na Iberskem polotoku posledica obeh vrst demskega širjenja in akulturacije mezolitskih prebivalcev. Že predstavljen model dvojnosti (Bernabeu 1996; 1997) poudarja prav ta vidik in tudi njegove posledice: obstoj določenih regionalnih razlik v procesih širjenja kmetovanja. V okviru tega menimo, da ima raznolikost vzorcev okraševanja in stilov impresso keramike ter skalne umetnosti izrazito teritorialen pomen. Širjenje teh simbolnih manifestacija lahko bolje razumemo,če upoštevamo medsebojne vplive med kmetovalci in lovci/nabiralci ter če predvidevamo, da asimilacija ni edini rezultat teh medsebojnih vplivovTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of Slovenia