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Rock-cut tombs are the most abundant remains of the communities that inhabited the Upper Mondego (Guarda district, Portugal) in the 6th– 11th centuries. Despite being extremely difficult to analyse and study, their distribution and spatial relation with habitation contexts allow us to approach the making of this rural landscape. Several seasons of survey and excavations in three settlements in close vicinity to rock-cut tombs —Penedo dos Mouros, São Gens and Monte Aljão —permitted relevant archaeological data to be obtained. A recent reinterpretation of the above type of necropolises by I. Martín Viso is the motto for the present paper. This new approach permitted different patterns of spatial association and distribution to be typified and interpreted. In addition to the adaptation of the mentioned model, we also attempt to move on the explanation of the identified distribution patterns (isolated, clustered, disordered and concentrated). It is thus PALABRAS CLAVES: Comunidades locales medievales, territorios rurales, necrópolis, organización familiar. GAKO-HITZAK: Erdi Aroko toki-komunitateak, landatar lurraldeak, nekropolia, familia-antolaketa.

Tumbas rupestres en el Alto Mondego (Guarda, Portugal). Patrones de distribución, significados y construcción del paisaje rural altomedieval