[Histoire de Gil Blas de Santillane] [Material gráfico]

Inscripciones al pie de las imágenes: "GIL BLAS."

Batalla de Putaha 1159 [Material gráfico]

Resumen: Descripción: hombres a caballo luchando con sus lanzas y espadas

[La maja vestida] [Material gráfico]

Inscripción en ángulo sup. der.: "14"

Felipe IV. Rey de España [Material gráfico]

Resumen: Descripción: retrato ecuestre de Felipe IV

Vista general de Sagunto [Material gráfico] =Vue genérale de Sagonte = General view of Sagonta

Resumen: Descripción: vista de Sagunto desde la otra orilla del río

Vista de Denia [Material gráfico] =Vue de Dénia = View of Denia

Contiene: Plano de Denia = Plan de Dénia = Plan of Denia / Moulinier delineavit ; Vicq sculpsit (estampado en la misma hoja)

Pallas [Material gráfico]

Inscripción en ángulo derecho: "2"

Otra vista del mismo sepulcro [Material gráfico] = Autre vue du même Tombeau = Another view of the same Tomb

Estampado junto a: "Vista de un sepulcro antiguo en Dayemus"

Vista pitorescos [sic] de un Aqueducto cerca de Chelves [Material gráfico] = Vue pittoresques d'un Aqueduc pres de Chelves = Picturesque view of an Aqueduct near Chelves

Estampado junto a: "Plano y detalles geometrales del Aqueducto de Chelves"

Vista del Cabo San Antonio [Material gráfico] = Vue du Cap St. Antoine = View of the cape of San Antonio

Estampada junto a: "Detalles y cortes de un sepulcro en Dayemus"

Sta. Lucia V. y M. [Material gráfico] : à 13 de Diciembre

Inscripción en la parte inf.: " 84"

Imagen del niño Jesús [Material gráfico]

Inscripción: "Segun el cuadro que posee Dn. Pedro Pérez Conserge de la Real Academia de S. Carlos Dibujado y grabado p.r Mariano Sigüenza". En medio del texto anagrama "J.H.S."

La Sagrada Familia [Material gráfico]

Inscripción en la parte inferior derecho: "6"

Late Bronze Age in Eastern Iberian Peninsula: Archaeological Bases and Periodization

Research surrounding the transition from II to I millennium cal BC in Eastern Iberian Peninsula has a large and extensive tradition of investigation. However, the chances to do research on this historical process have been limited by the lack of a well contextualized and dated stratigraphic sequence. For this reason, recent studies in this topic have followed the periodic proposals which were developed in closer regions and areas, especially in the South East and North East of the Peninsula. The investigation perspective about the Late Bronze in Eastern Iberian has however now improved, with the development of several archaeological investigations, the increase in the number of sites being dated and more recent studies into the region helping to bring about this change. As such, it is now in the correct state to be able to propose a new periodization and delve into the changes which occurred in the transition between 1500 and 725 cal BC.