Dos sarcófagos con ajuar procedentes de la iglesia tardoantigua de El Rebollar (El Boalo, Madrid)

In this paper we present two granite sarcophagi, in addition to another out of context, located inside the late Antique rural church of El Rebollar (El Boalo, Madrid). This ecclesiastical building has been dated from the grave goods of these graves and from the analysis of C14 of the buried individuals, to between the second half of the s. vii AC and beginning of the viii AC. The study of these burials in their context allows us to offer data on the buried individuals that, judging by the place of their discovery and the grave goods that accompany them, allow us to confirm their high socioeconomic position. The grave goods, both ceramic and personal adornment, are also analyzed typologically, with data confirmed by C14 that provide fundamental information for our understanding of the stratigraphic dynamics of the church. A chromatographic analysis of the double-handled bottle is also offered, which, although not decisive, provides a new reference for the contents analysis of this type of vessel and serves as the basis for future contents studies.