MARCADORES GRÁFICOS Y TERRITORIOS TRADICIONALES EN LA PREHISTORIA DE LA PENÍNSULA IBÉRICA

Abstract

The close relationship between the position of the graphics and the economic territories of the groups are diachronically tested. The world of the Paleolithic hunters is not only the darkness of the caves, but the mountains, valleys and rivers outdoor, whose symbolic references are engraved and painted on the stones. They are pioneers in the graphic def inition of the places that belong to their daily world. The recurrence in the decoration of the same sites has the f inding with the presence of post-palaeolithic graphics. It presents the major sites as outdoor display of traditional territories, whose boundaries are known for joing the group, and whose use and transit are insured by the symbols of the ancestors.