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espanolTell el-Ghaba, localizado en el extremo oriental del Delta y cercano al extinto brazo Pelusiaco, es un asentamiento de comienzos del Tercer Periodo Intermedio y periodo Saita temprano. Los contextos ceramicos y otros hallazgos recuperados en el Edificio B del Area I (nivel IV) nos permiten inferir la relacion de sus residentes con los artefactos que ellos manipulaban cotidianamente. Proponemos la idea de “multifuncionalidad” en el uso de los espacios residenciales, a partir de la presencia de contextos que apuntan al desarrollo de una variedad de actividades. El uso de las habitaciones estuvo ligado intimamente a factores sociales internos asi como a la relacion existente con el espacio exterior, ambos planificados de acuerdo a ciertas expectativas, tambien sociales. Este edificio habria sido residencia de una familia extensa por varias generaciones, como lo demuestran las restauraciones evidenciadas en el mismo. El conjunto ceramico ha estado asociado principalmente a actividades de almacenamiento, consumo y preparacion de alimentos, conservacion y transporte de sustancias liquidas y solidas. A partir de estas actividades y la relacion de los residentes del Edificio B con la materialidad con la cual interactuaban cotidianamente, buscamos interpretar la dinamica social y economica que se habria establecido en esta unidad domestica. EnglishTell el-Ghaba, located at the Egyptian Eastern border of the Nile Delta and close to the extinct Pelusiac branch of the Nile, is a settlement dated to the beginning of the Third Intermediate-early Saite periods. The pottery contexts and other finds recovered in Building B (Area I, Level IV) allow us to infer the relationship established between their residents and the domestic artifacts they handled on a daily basis. The idea of ‘multifunctionality’ is applied to the use of residential spaces, based on the presence of domestic contexts that point to the performance of a variety of activities. The activities within the room were intimately linked to internal social factors as well as to the relationship with outdoor space, both planned according to certain social expectations. This building would have been the residence of an extended family for several generations, as evidenced by several refurbishments. The ceramic group has been mainly associated with storage activities, consumption and preparation of food, conservation, and transport of liquid and solid substances. From these activities and the relationship of Building B’s inhabitants with the materiality with which they interacted on a daily basis, the social and economic dynamics that would have been established in this household is analysed. |
