Desert funerary architecture and afterlife beliefs in the Arid Southern Levant from a Longue Durée Perspective

Tebes, Juan Manuel

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Título:	Desert funerary architecture and afterlife beliefs in the Arid Southern Levant from a Longue Durée Perspective
Autor:	Tebes, Juan Manuel
Palabras clave:	RITOS FUNERARIOS; ANTIGUEDAD; CIVILIZACIONES ANTIGUAS; ORIENTE ANTIGUO; ARQUEOLOGIA; NOMADISMO; NEOLITICO
Fecha de publicación:	2020
Editorial:	ARAM Society for Syro-Mesopotamian Studies
Cita:	Tebes, J. M. Desert funerary architecture and afterlife beliefs in the Arid Southern Levant from a Longue Durée Perspective. ARAM. 2020, 32. Disponible en: https://repositorio.uca.edu.ar/handle/123456789/12973
Proyecto:	Elites, circuitos económicos y sistemas de creencias en el Levante, Mesopotamia y el Mediterráneo Oriental
Resumen:	Abstract: Use and intermittent visits to funerary and afterlife-related cultic structures played a significant role in the afterlife-world of the nomadic , semi-pastoral population that lived in the southern Levantine and Syro-Arabian arid margins for several millennia. This paper intends to analyze the archaeological evidences of mortuary structures and afterlife-related cultic architecture in the Negev and southern Jordan from the Neolithic to the Early Islamic Period. The study will actively adopt a longue durée and trans-regional perspective by exploring several case studies in the long tradition of desert funerary landscapes
URI:	https://repositorio.uca.edu.ar/handle/123456789/12973
ISSN:	1783-1342b (online) 0959-4213 (impreso)
Disciplina:	ARQUEOLOGIA
Derechos:	Acceso abierto
Fuente:	ARAM. 2020, 32
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