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Settlement, radiocarbon dates and craft productions during Late Neolithic and Bell Beaker periods in the ‘corredor de Montesa’ (Valencia, Spain). The sites of Quintaret and Corcot
Oreto García PucholLluís Molina BalaguerFernando Cotino VillaJosep Lluís Pascual BenitoTeresa Orozco KöhlerSalvador Pardo GordóYolanda Carrión MarcoGuillem Pérez JordàMaría Clausí SifreLuís. Gimeno Martínezsubject
SilosCultura del vas campaniformeCampaniformeStorage pitsLignite and limestone beadsLate NeolithicNeolítico finalC14Bell beakersCuentas de lignito y calizaPrehistòriadescription
[EN] In this paper we present the results related to the excavation works conducted in Late Neolithic and Bell Beaker sites of Quintaret (Montesa, Valencia) and Corcot (l’Alcúdia de Crespins, Valencia), both in the middle valley of Canyoles river. The sites, neighboring each other, offer a quite different volume of information (Quintaret: 51 structures; Corcot: 4 structures). 14C dates allow us to define the occupation of this area of the valley along the first half of the III millennium cal BC. The presence of bell beaker ceramic in archaeological record of Quintaret is limited to just one structure (Q138), where at least 7 different vessels have been identified. Other prominent point of the record is the identification of remains related with the production of stone beads. The whole sequence of production is represented, and also some tools used in the process have been recovered, putting in evidence the existence of some workshop areas
| year | journal | country | edition | language |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2014-01-01 |