Información General

• Autores: Michael Dietler, Carolina López Ruiz
• Editores: University of Chicago, University of Chicago Press
• Año de publicación: 2009
• País: Estados Unidos
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-0-226-14847-2
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Listado de artículos

• • Ex Occidente Lux: A Preface

    Michael Dietler, Carolina López Ruiz

    

  • Colonial Encounters in Ancient Iberia: A Coda

    Michael Dietler, Carolina López Ruiz

    págs. 299-312

    

  • Theoretical Issues and Frameworks

    • Colonial Encounters in Iberia and the Western Mediterranean: An Exploratory Framework

      Michael Dietler

      págs. 3-48

      

    • Colonial Relations and Social Change in Iberia (Seventh to Third Centuries BC)

      Joan Sanmartí Grego

      págs. 49-88

      

  • New Perspectives on Phoenician and Greek Ventures on the Mediterranean and Atlantic Coasts

    • Colonial Contacts and Protohistoric Indigenous Urbanism on the Mediterranean Coast of the Iberian Peninsula

      Maria Carme Belarte Franco

      págs. 91-112

      

    • Phoenician Colonization on the Atlantic Coast of theIberian Peninsula

      Ana Margarida Arruda

      págs. 113-130

      

    • Greeks and the Iberian Peninsula: Forms of Exchangeand Settlements

      Pierre Rouillard

      págs. 131-151

      

  • Plant Resources, Agrarian Practices, and the Colonial Political Economy

    • Botanical and Archaeological Dimensions of the Colonial Encounter

      Ramon Buxó i Capdevila

      págs. 155-168

      

    • Lumbermen and Shipwrights: Phoenicians on the MediterraneanCoast of Southern Spain

      Brigitte Treumann

      págs. 169-190

      

  • The Question of Tartessos: A Debate Reframed

    • Phoenicians in Tartessos

      María Belén Deamos

      págs. 193-228

      

    • Precolonization and Colonization in the Interior of Tartessos

      Sebastián Celestino Pérez

      págs. 229-251

      

  • Interrogating Colonial Texts and Imagined Landscapes

    • Tarshish and Tartessos Revisited: Textual Problems and Historical Implications

      Carolina López Ruiz

      págs. 255-280

      

    • Iberia in the Greek Geographical Imagination

      Francisco J. Gómez Espelosín

      págs. 281-297