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El inter??s de la Consejer??a de Cultura de la Junta de Andaluc??a por la musealizaci??n del yacimiento del Cerro de la Encina ha motivado el desarrollo de nuevas investigaciones arqueol??gicas cuya primera fase se ha desarrollado entre Noviembre de 2003 y Mayo de 2004. Los trabajos han consistido en la excavaci??n sistem??tica de un ??rea de poblado de grandes dimensiones parcialmente conocida por las investigaciones realizadas a principios de los a??os 80. Los resultados han sido del m??ximo inter??s document??ndose un primer momento de ocupaci??n perteneciente a la Cultura de El Argar en el que destaca su espectacular registro funerario integrado dentro de las ??reas de habitaci??n. Tras un periodo de abandono del yacimiento se produce una nueva ocupaci??n correspondiente a una comunidad del Bronce Final del Sureste.New archaeological fieldwork has been carried out from November 2003 to May 2004 in the Bronze Age site of Cerro de la Encina, due to the interest of the regional government of Andalusia in displaying the settlement for visitors. The aim of this fieldwork has been the systematic excavation of a large settlement area partially known thanks to the excavations developed at the beginning of 1980s. A first toccupation period belonging to the Argaric Culture has been documented, highlighting specially the funerary ritual characterized by individual inhumations located below dwellings. After a gap in the occupation of the settlement a new social group belonging to the Late Bronze Age Culture of Southeast of Spain inhabits the Cerro de la Encina

Archaeological fieldwork in the Bronze Age site of Cerro de la Encina (Monachil, Granada)