De arqueología menorquina: Maria Lluïsa Serra Belabre y los círculos talayóticos de Sant Vicenç d’Alcaidús (Alaior, Menorca).

Maria Lluïsa Serra Belabre's pioneering research on Talayotic architecture, particularly at Sant Vicenç d'Alcaidús (Alaior, Menorca), offers key insights into the architectural forms of prehistoric island communities. Her work, based on extensive field studies and archival analysis, challenges conventional interpretations by proposing novel theories about Talayotic housing structures. Serra's meticulous approach, combining on-site investigations with historical documentation, provides a comprehensive framework for understanding the socio-cultural dynamics of prehistoric Menorca. This study underscores the significance of Sant Vicenç d'Alcaidús as a critical site for interpreting broader patterns in Balearic island archaeology.

Torres Gomariz, O. (2016). De arqueología menorquina: Maria Lluïsa Serra Belabre y los círculos talayóticos de Sant Vicenç d’Alcaidús (Alaior, Menorca). Panta Rei, (1). https://doi.org/10.6018/pantarei/2016/2