Bronze Age Man Buried Under a Hearth in Spain May Have Been Part of a Magical Ritual | Archaeology News Online Magazine
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A new study examines the burial of a man at La Almoloya, an archaeological site of the El Argar culture in southeastern Spain.
Bronze Age man buried under a hearth in Spain may have been part of a magical ritual | Archaeology News Online Magazine
A new study examines the burial of a man at La Almoloya, an El Argar site in southeastern Spain. Marco Mazón Gomariz of the Complutense University of Madrid published the work in ‘Ilu, a journal of religious studies. He focuses on a skeleton labeled AY5. Excavators found the man in Room H9 of the site’s […]
About 3,700 years ago, who crossed the large room of La Almoloya, on the top of a hill of Sierra Espuña, had to pass over a man. He was buried just at the point of passage between the two halves of the room, with the lower body under the home and the face a centimeter from
A recent study revealed details of the burial of a Bronze Age man in La Almoloya, southeastern Spain. The body was found in a peculiar position, with a stone...
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