NOTES 1. In 1890, the afforestation program was approved and, in 1891 the first funds finally arrived. http://www. murcianatural.carm.es/c/document_library / get_file? uuid = 10819ba2-458f-48df-8c39- 8829978adba9 & groupld = 14 2. Archive of the Dirección General del Medio Natural de la Región de Murcia. 3. Archive of the Dirección General del Medio Natural de la Región de Murcia. 4. CEFU S.A. (Grupo Empresarial Fuertes) co-funded fieldwork together with the UAB. Roque Ortíz, the owner of one of the pathways, also provided us with all the facilities for the work to come to fruition. 5. The texts are very similar: CUADRADO, E. (1945a), “Un nuevo yacimiento argárico: La Almoloya (Murcia)”, Boletín Arqueológico del Sudeste Español, 1, pp. 8990 and CUADRADO, E. (1945b), “La Almoloya, nuevo poblado de la cultura de El Argar”, Anales de la Universidad de Murcia, Letras, 3: 355-382. 6. The word “Patrimonio” (meaning Heritage, in Spanish) is an anachronism today, as it comes from the combination of two Latin terms: pater (“father”) and the suffix monium (“quality of”) and refers to assets acquired by inheritance from male to male. It shows, therefore, an unhappy journey for women, since it revives those times where only men were able to inherit. The term “social inheritance” is more appropriate. However, considering the current use of “patrimonio”, when we employ it, we hope that the exclusive patriarchal character that originated it is overcome. 7. AYALA, Mª M. (1986), “Materiales argáricos de la Almoloya de Pliego-Mula (Murcia)”, Anales de Prehistoria y Arqueología de la Universidad de Murcia, 2: 29-37. 8. AGRM Emeterio Cuadrado Fund FOT_NEG-017_008 (left) FOT-NEG-017_020 (right).
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