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This work focusses on the analysis of a particular type of burial areas: the row-organized cemeteries of cut rock-graves. The layout of this pattern was very different than those of the majority of the contemporary burial areas and it was related to a communitarian and hierarchical memory. The row-organized cemeteries were situated in some “central places” integrated into the south of the valley of river Duero during the tenth century. Therefore, that socio-political process involved some important transformations inside the local communities of the “central places”, and this kind of burial area was a part of these transformations. Finally, the shaping of the parish system from the end of eleventh century onwards changed the communitarian memory and identity mirrored in the construction of churches over row-organised cemeteries

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Comunidades locales, lugares centrales y espacios funerarios en la Extremadura del Duero altomedieval: las necrópolis de tumbas excavadas en la roca alineadas