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Ethnography and archaeology in upland Mediterranean Spain : Manolo's world: peopling the recent past in the Serra de l'Altmirant

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posted on 2011-05-20, 13:36 authored by Neil Christie, Paul Beavitt, Josep A. Gisbert Santonja, Joan Seguí, Maria Victoria Gil Senís, Josep Castelló, Oliver Creighton, Ferran-Lluís Naya i Alemany
Manolo, featured on the front cover, is the only remaining working shepherd and farmer in the uplands district of La Llacuna in eastern Spain. He represents a lifestyle and economy that is rapidly giving way to modern development and tourism. The project that forms the focus of this monograph sets out to document and analyse the post-medieval and early modern landscape and structures of the Serra de l'Altmirant, an upland area 30km inland from the coast between Alicante and Valencia. Although the initial aims of the project were curtailed by lack of funding, this report publishes the findings from four seasons of work carried out between 1994 and 1998, including the landscape and structure survey, field survey and ethnographic research. It also includes a gazetteer of surveyed sites.

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Christie, N.; Beavitt, P. et al. (ed.) Ethnography and archaeology in upland Mediterranean Spain : Manolo's world: peopling the recent past in the Serra de l'Altmirant, (Copyright © 2004, Authors and School of Archaeology and Ancient History. University of Leicester).

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School of Archaeology & Ancient History, University of Leicester

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0953891461

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2004

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2011-05-20

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http://www2.le.ac.uk/departments/archaeology/research/monographs

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This document contains the introductory pages of this monograph including: Contents, List of Plates, List of Figures, Preface and Introduction, and Acknowledgements.

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Leicester Archaeology Monographs;No. 12

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en

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