Around 120 years ago, a burial was discovered in the Argaric settlement of San Antón, 60 km southeast of Alicante (Spain). Although it was similar to many others recorded during more than a century of research, some gold objects found made this burial exceptional in the Iberian Bronze Age funerary record. Based on the most recent archaeological data, this article reviews both the context and the whole set of grave goods. It also explores the intersocial relationships that these gold ornaments suggest, which directly or indirectly seem to point towards both eastern Mediterranean Europe as well as to the Carpathian Basin.

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喀尔巴阡“公主”的阿尔加墓？

大约 120 年前，在阿利坎特（西班牙）东南 60 公里处的圣安东阿尔加人定居点发现了一座墓葬。尽管它与一个多世纪的研究中记录的许多其他墓葬相似，但发现的一些金器使这个墓葬在伊比利亚青铜时代的丧葬记录中与众不同。本文根据最新考古资料，对考古背景和随葬品进行了回顾。它还探讨了这些金饰所暗示的社会间关系，这些关系似乎直接或间接指向东地中海欧洲以及喀尔巴阡盆地。