Late Prehistoric Fortifications in Europe. Defensive, Symbolic and Territorial Aspects from the Chalcolithic to the Iron Age, 2020, 256 p. -

Late Prehistoric Fortifications in Europe: Defensive, symbolic and territorial aspects from the Chalcolithic to the Iron Age (D. Delfino, F. Coimbra, G. Cruz, D. Cardoso) ; My home is my castle? Thoughts about the archaeological axiom of the distinction of fortified and unfortified sites, referring to ethnographical records (A. Reymann) ; A new overview of the later prehistoric hillforts of Britain and Ireland (G. Lock, I Ralston) ; The chronology of the defensive systems at Los Millares (Santa Fe de Mondújar, Almería, Spain) (F. Molina González et al.) ; Fortified and Monumentalised Landscapes of the Beira-Douro region between the 3rd and 1st millennia BC: Architecture, Scenarios and Symbology (A. Canha) ; Terraced-walled settlements in Bronze Age Liguria (north-western Italy): can we speak of Iron Age 'castellari'? (D. Delfin, A. Del Lucchese) ; From earth to wood: the ramparts of Ratinhos (Moura, Portugal) as an example in the transition between the Late Bronze Age to the Early Iron Age (L. Berrocal-Rangel, A. C. S. Silva, R. García Giménez, L. Ruano) ; Another post in the fence. Proto-urban delimitations in Final Bronze Age and Early Iron Age Northern Italy (P. Rondini, L. Zamboni) ; The appropriation of settlement space in Western and Central Europe during the Iron Age (C. von Nicolai).