Emergence,collapse and continuity of the first political system in the Guadalquivir Basin from the fourth to the second millennium BC: The long-term sequence of Úbeda (Spain) |
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| Authors: | Francisco Nocete,Rafael Lizcano,Ana Peramo,Encarnació n Gó mez |
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| Affiliation: | 1. MIDAS Research Group, Department of Prehistory and Archaeology, Univ. of Huelva, Spain;2. Department of Archaeology, World Heritage Service, Úbeda, Spain |
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| Abstract: | Over the last decade, a long-running archaeological project in the Guadalquivir Basin (Spain) has identified the emergence (c. 3000 BC) and collapse (between c. 2500 and c. 2300 BC) of a regional inter-settlement hierarchical system centred on the south-western Pyrite Belt and the Lower Guadalquivir Basin. |
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| Keywords: | Spain Ú beda Long-term sequence Third millennium BC System collapse Copper industry Agrarian intensification Labour force control |
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