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Título
Flint & Shell: raw materials as evidences of long distance contacts in Cantabrian Spain during the Magdalenian
Autor(es)
Materia
Magdaleniense
Excavaciones
Magdalenian
Cantabrian Spain
España cantábrica
Excavations
Clasificación UNESCO
5504.05 Prehistoria
5505.01 Arqueología
Fecha de publicación
2021
Citación
ÁLVAREZ-FERNÁNDEZ, E.; MARTÍN-JARQUE, S. & TARRIÑO, A. (2021): Flint & Shell: raw materials as evidences of long distance contacts in Cantabrian Spain during the Magdalenian. En: Gauzinski-Windheuser, S. & Jöris, O. (Eds.): The Beef behind all Possible Past (The Tandem Festschrift in Honour of Eleine Turner and Martin Street) Vol. 1. Romisch-Germanisches Zentral Museums (Monographien des RGZM, 157), Mainz: 307-323
Resumen
[ES]Two types of raw material used by Magdalenian hunter-gatherers are studied here. Based on the archaeological record of five Magdalenian assemblages of northern Spain, flint is first examined with a focus on its provenance before objects of adornment made of marine gastropods from the Mediterranean Sea are analysed. Also modifications of the materials have been studied, providing information of where, how and when these modifications were made. Regional Magdalenian mobility is discussed through the study of these artefacts.
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978-37-95-53-67-42
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