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CUADERNOS DE PREHISTORIA Y ARQUEOLOGIA-UNIVERSIDAD AUTONOMA DE MADRID
Volume 48, Issue 1, Pages 389-394Publisher
UNIV AUTONOMA MADRID, DEPT PRESHITORIA & ARQUEOLOGIA
DOI: 10.15366/cupauam2022.48.1.012
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Warrior stela; First Iron Age; Protohistory; Belalcazar; Guadamatilla
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This article presents two warrior stelae recovered near the Gudamatilla River in the municipality of Belalcazar, Cordoba. The stelae have similarities in their composition, featuring engraved shields, sword-wielding warriors, spears, and a series of five points.
Two warrior stelae, recovered in the municipality of Belalcazar (Cordoba) in the vicinity of the river Gudamatilla, tributary of the river Zujar, are here presented. Both stelae have similarities in their composition having engraved shield, warrior with sword, spear and a series of five points.
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