Settlement and bioarchaeological approach of medieval Repopulation in Campo de Montiel: Peñaflor
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This paper shows the results of archaeological and anthropological recent researches in the hillfort of Peñaflor, a small settlement associated with the Reconquista and Christian repopulation of the last Muslim territories in the Iberian Plateau. A priori, from the first decade of XIII century. Our analysis of the territorial and urban patterns, and the excavation in the necropolis (2004 and 2013), allows us, innovatively, progress in the area about the characteristics and evolution of Christian closed settlements; and finally, get a first bioarchaeological overview of their inhabitants.Downloads
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