2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.quaint.2012.04.025
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The end of the Upper Palaeolithic in the Mediterranean Basin of the Iberian Peninsula

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“…Related to this variation are the distances of sites from the Mediterranean coast, as elevations generally rise as one moves inland from the Pleistocene coastal plain. There are also indications that foragers may have moved seasonally from coastal to inland localities to access different resources (Villaverde Bonilla and Martínez Valle, 1995;Villaverde et al, 1998;Pérez Ripoll and Martínez Valle, 2001;Aura Tortosa et al, 2002b, 2009Villaverde Bonilla et al, 2012). Finally, environments vary latitudinally along the Mediterranean facade and, in the late Pleistocene, also represented the distance from glacial terrains north of the Pyrenees.…”
Section: Proxy Data For Late Glacial Eco-dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Related to this variation are the distances of sites from the Mediterranean coast, as elevations generally rise as one moves inland from the Pleistocene coastal plain. There are also indications that foragers may have moved seasonally from coastal to inland localities to access different resources (Villaverde Bonilla and Martínez Valle, 1995;Villaverde et al, 1998;Pérez Ripoll and Martínez Valle, 2001;Aura Tortosa et al, 2002b, 2009Villaverde Bonilla et al, 2012). Finally, environments vary latitudinally along the Mediterranean facade and, in the late Pleistocene, also represented the distance from glacial terrains north of the Pyrenees.…”
Section: Proxy Data For Late Glacial Eco-dynamicsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2). North of 40 N, forests were dominated by Pinus sylvestris; to the south, warmer and drier conditions favored a mix of P. sylvestris and Pinus nigra; along the coast of Andalucia, Pinus pinea (whose nuts are found in Paleolithic sites) joined the mixed pine forest (Badal Garcia, 1998;Jorda Pardo and Aura Tortosa, 2008;Jorda Pardo et al, 2011;Carrión, 2012;Villaverde Bonilla et al, 2012).…”
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“…En su límite más reciente existen procesos sedimentarios que están afectando a su definición y desarrollo temporal, en relación con el Badeguliense y el Magdaleniense inferior clásico (Aura 2007;Aura et al 2012;Utrilla y Montes 2007;Utrilla et al 2012;Villaverde et al 2012).…”
Section: En Los Límites Del Solutrense Ibéricounclassified
“…Sin embargo, las fechas solutrenses posteriores a 18,5 -18 ka BP proceden de contextos con una resolución estratigráfica y tecnotipológica que plantea alguna reserva. A esta situación se añaden los resultados obtenidos recientemente para niveles del Badeguliense -Magdaleniense arcaico y Magdaleniense inferior Utrilla y Montes 2007;Utrilla et al 2012;Villaverde et al 2012), que son "contemporáneas" de una parte de las dataciones que comentaremos en este epígrafe. Precisamente, llama la atención que 5 de las 8 datas para todo el complejo Solutrense con SD superiores a 350 años radiocarbónicos, corresponden al Solutrense evolucionado y Solutreogravetiense (Tabla 1), concentrando por tanto una parte importante de las dataciones descartadas.…”
Section: La Perduración Solutrenseunclassified