Revisión y contextualización histórica de los «pozos rituales» púnicos de Gadir

  1. Ana M.ª Niveau-de-Villedary y Mariñas
  2. Natalia López Sánchez
  3. Pablo Sicre González
  4. Carlos G. Wagner
  5. Pilar Molina Torres
  6. Ana M.ª Abia Maestre
  7. Paloma Bueno Serrano
  8. Juan Ignacio Gómez González
  9. M.ª Milagros Macías López
  10. Marcos A. Martelo Fernández
  11. Juan Ignacio Vallejo Sánchez
Libro:
Actualidad de la investigación arqueológica en España III (2020-2021): conferencias impartidas en el Museo Arqueológico Nacional

Editorial: Secretaría General Técnica, Subdirección General de Atención al Ciudadano, Documentación y Publicaciones ; Ministerio de Cultura y Deporte

ISBN: 9788481817720

Ano de publicación: 2021

Páxinas: 341-360

Tipo: Capítulo de libro

Resumo

This project focuses on the analysis and critical review of a characteristic type of deposits located in the city of Gadir (Cádiz), known in the scientific literature as “ritual wells”. They are underground structures that appear clogged with materials and organic remains as a result of the celebration of different ritual acts. The main objective is to explain the cultural and historical reasons why these deposits arise, develop and disappear, and the actions that generate them. To this end, it is necessary, on the one hand, to fix the chronology of the contexts and, on the other hand, to identify and isolate the different steps of the “ritual operative chain”. The results obtained allow us to suggest that it is an ancestral ritual from Cádiz enhanced by the arrival of the Carthaginians, possibly as a means of channeling latent or manifest social conflict that the situation should have generated in the city; disappearing when the conflict ends.