Thus a critical study of these architectures started in order to understand the defects and to propose interventions of functional improvement or hygienic renewal however, the growing interest for this type of architecture meant that researchers began to better understand and appreciate them. In Italy between 19th and 20th centuries, the gradual shift from traditional to industrialized agriculture has led to a progressive detachment from secular forms of rural architecture. The purpose of this work is the study of the evolution in the social changes by analysing their imprints in the habitat: settlements, houses, topology and construction techniques used in the buildings, from Neolithic to Bronze Age (5000-1800 BC), in the Iberian Levant zone, using data from the better known archaeological sites. The changes in the habitat and in occupation patterns are obvious, during the Neolithic, Chalcolithic and the Bronze Age. But such phenomenon will not pop up suddenly in the eastern Iberia stage, and it will be the consequence of a series of previous social processes. Iron Age will be the moment when the hierarchical organization, the control of the territory and the rising of a deeper degree of planning in the settlements, reach a tangible level in the archaeological record. The introduction of a cattle-farming combined economy is the arrival point for the spread of the sedentary way of life, which will conduct to the development of the social procedures needed for the development of the future urban phenomenon, later in the Iron Age. The required conditions for the appearance of the urban life in the Iberian Peninsula start with Neolithic arrival to these coasts.
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