Publicación: Geoarchaeology, chronostratigraphy and human occupation of the cental sector of the Cantabrian coast (North Iberia) during the Late Upper Pleistocene and Lower Holocene: The prehistoric sites of the Sella River estuary (Ribadesella,Asturias, Spain)
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2023-07-14
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Cabello Ligero, Lidia
Cueto, Marian
López Tascón, Cristina
Maestro, Adolfo
Martínez-VBilla, Alberto
Molina Salido, Juana
Tapia, Jesús
Álvarez Fernández, Esteban
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Sapienza University of Rome
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The archaeological researchs that have been carried out in the last decade in the Sella river valley (central sector of the Cantabrian coast, North Iberia), in general, and in its stuary, in particular, are making it possible to specify the occupations of the groups of hunter-gatherers-shellsh gatherers who lived in southwestern Europe during the Upper Pleistocene and Lower Holocene. Thus, the review of the stratigraphies and archaeological materials from ancient excavations and the performance of new research projects at the classic sites located at the West bank of the stuary of Sella River (Cova Rosa, El Cierro, Les Pedroses, La Lloseta and Tito Bustillo) have made it possible to obtain new radiocarbon dating that allows us to specify the chronostratigraphic position of the dierent sequences while achieving a better understanding of the geological processes involved in the formation of these karstic deposits. In addition, the results of these investigations have made it possible to carry out a paleogeographic reconstruction of the coastline throughout the period between OIS 3 and OIS 1
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Jordá Pardo, J.F., Cabello Ligero, L., Cueto, M., López Tascón, C., Maestro, A., Martínez Villa, A., Molina Salido, J., Tapia, J., Álvarez Fernández, E. 2023. Geoarchaeology, chronostratigraphy and human occupation of the cental sector of the Cantabrian coast (North Iberia) during the Late Upper Pleistocene and Lower Holocene: The prehistoric sites of the Sella River estuary (Ribadesella,Asturias, Spain). Submissions / XXI INQUA Congress 2023/ Ex Ordo. INQUA y Universidad de la Sapienza, 14-2023
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Facultades y escuelas::Facultad de Geografía e Historia
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Prehistoria y Arqueología