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Crowning Glory - Archaeology Magazine

Crowning Glory - Archaeology Magazine
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Comunidad autonoma de catalunaRoberto rischEl argarAutonomous university of barcelonaSpain la almoloya jar burial diademSpain gold silver objectsBronze age el argarAutonomous universityகாமுனிடட தன்னாட்சி டி கடலுள்ரொபெர்டோ ஆபத்துதன்னாட்சி பல்கலைக்கழகம் ஆஃப் பார்சிலோனாதன்னாட்சி பல்கலைக்கழகம்

Une femme régnait-elle sur ce palais du bronze ancien de la période El Argar ?

Une femme régnait-elle sur ce palais du bronze ancien de la période El Argar ?
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Midi pyréesIberian peninsulaSpain generalUnited kingdomHenri siretSyddanmark samantha scott reiterGuardian cristinaRoberto rischCahorsa almoloyaMark haughtonGuardian roberto rischEl argarCollege dublinOffice buildingSpanish barcelonaSpanish murcia

Does this bronze age burial treasure reveal a powerful European female leader? -- Secret History -- Sott net

© Cambridge University Press La Almoloya, in Murcia, southern Spain, home to the El Argar, a society among the first to use bronze.The lavish discoveries could undermine the idea that state power is almost exclusively a product of male-dominated societies, researchers say. A trove of ornate jewelry, including a silver diadem, suggest a woman buried nearly 4,000 years ago in what is modern-day Spain was a ruler of surrounding lands who may have commanded the might of a state, according to a study published today in the journal Antiquity. The discoveries raise new questions about the role of women in early Bronze Age Europe, and

Iberian peninsulaSpain generalUnited kingdomComunidad autonoma de catalunaMarina lozanoEl argarsomeRoberto rischEl argarDel algarResearch groupAutonomous university of barcelonaCambridge university pressCatalan institute of human paleoecologyCambridge university press la almoloyaUniversity of rovirai virgiliBronze age europe

Lavish Bronze Age burial points to society with women rulers, researchers say

Certain men would have played an executive role, even though ideological legitimation as well as perhaps the government, lay in certain female hands

United kingdomAl iskandariyahComunidad autonoma de catalunaSidi gaberRoberto rischEl argarCambridge universityCambridge university pressPostmedia network incEgyptian ministry of antiquitiesLavish bronze ageBronze ageWestern mediterraneanUniversitat autEgyptian ministryPostmedia network

Elite women may have ruled El Argar 4,000 years ago

Elite women may have ruled El Argar 4,000 years ago
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Iberian peninsulaSpain generalComunidad autonoma de catalunaCristina rihueteRoberto rischEl argarDepartment of prehistoryMax planck instituteBronze ageUniversitat autVicente lullTira del lienzoNear easternRafael micArqueoecologia social mediterrArgaric bronze age