De arqueología menorquina: Maria Lluïsa Serra Belabre y los círculos talayóticos de Sant Vicenç d’Alcaidús (Alaior, Menorca). – Menorcan archaeology: Maria Lluïsa Serra Belabre, the talayotic circles and Sant Vicenç d’Alcaidús (Alaior, Minorca)
Octavio Torres Gomariz
Panta rei · 2016
doi:10.6018/pantarei/2016/2 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Maria Lluïsa Serra Belabre (1911 – 1967) fue una arqueóloga menorquina que dedicó su vida al patrimonio cultural de la isla que la vio nacer. Directora de la Casa de Cultura de Maó (Menorca), entre otros muchos cargos que desempeñó, estudió incansable la historia de Menorca a través de sus archivos, bibliotecas y yacimientos arqueológicos. En este trabajo se abordará únicamente su labor investigadora en el campo de la arqueología balear, especialmente en su análisis de las formas arquitectónicas de las comunidades insulares prehistóricas, a través de sus trabajos publicados en múltiples congresos y revistas. De entre todos los yacimientos en los que intervino para su estudio, destaca indudablemente Sant Vicenç d’Alcaidús (Alaior, Menorca), clave interpretativa para sus teorías sobre las viviendas talayóticas. Maria Lluïsa Serra Belabre (1911 – 1967) was a Minorcan archaeologist who devoted her life to the cultural heritage of the island where she was born. Director of the Cultural Centre of Mahon (Minorca), among many other positions she held, she studied the history of Menorca tirelessly through their archives, libraries and archaeological sites. In this paper, her research will be addressed only in the field of Archaeology of Balearic Islands, especially in its analysis of the architectural forms of prehistoric island communities, through their numerous conferences and papers published in journals. Of all the sites in which she intervened, he highlights Sant Vicenç d’Alcaidús (Alaior, Minorca), stands out as the interpretive key to her theories on Talayotic houses.
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