The Llonin Cave (Peñamellera Alta, Asturias, Spain), level III                    (Galería): techno-typological characterisation of the Badegoulian lithic and                    bone assemblages

Matías, Elsa Duarte; Tortosa, J. Emili Aura; Serra, Alfred Sanchis; Marco, Yolanda Carrión; Ripoll, Manuel Pérez; Otero, Vicente Rodríguez

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“…Beyond this however, the AMS radiometric framework fully echoes the French one (Fig. 11c): while the Upper Solutrean is not younger than 23 cal ka BP (Aura et al, 2012; reflecting the results obtained at Les Harpons D: see above), several unpublished 14 C measurements allow the Badegoulian-like occupations to be dated to around 22-21.5 cal ka BP (Rasilla et al, 2017), that is to say, in the same range as the directly dated "pseudo-excised" antler point from Pégourié Cave presented in this paper (Fig. 11a).…”

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Archaeological recontextualization and first direct 14C dating of a “pseudo-excise” decorated antler point from France (Pégourié Cave, Lot). Implications on the cultural geography of southwestern Europe during the Last Glacial Maximum

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Pétillon

Chauvière

et al. 2019

Journal of Archaeological Science: Reports

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Section: ) (True) Raclettes Have a Specific Chronocultural Significancesupporting

confidence: 57%

Archaeological recontextualization and first direct 14C dating of a “pseudo-excise” decorated antler point from France (Pégourié Cave, Lot). Implications on the cultural geography of southwestern Europe during the Last Glacial Maximum

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Chauvière

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Raw Materials and Lithic Production During the Early Magdalenian in Cantabrian Spain: Cova Rosa (Ribadesella, Asturias)

Martín-Jarque,

Vadillo Conesa,

Tarriño

et al. 2024

J Paleo Arch

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The lithic assemblage studied here comes from Cova Rosa, one of the main Upper Palaeolithic sites in Asturias (northern Spain). The remains were found in Layer B5, which was excavated by F. Jordá Cerdá and A. Gómez Fuentes in 1978 and are associated with an osseous assemblage and archaeozoological remains. This occupation has been dated by radiocarbon to about 16,400 BP (ca. 19.8–19.6 ka cal BP), corresponding to Archaic/Lower Magdalenian. The present study combines the determination of the raw materials and the identification of the production systems to achieve an understanding of the management of lithic resources by hunter-gatherer groups in the Late Pleistocene. The sourcing of mostly local materials (mainly Piloña flint), the wide variety of rock types of diverse provenances (up to 10 types), and the presence of well-represented lithological tracers (Flysch, Chalosse) turn Cova Rosa into an important case for studying different lithic raw material procurement models. The predominance of microlaminar production and the variability in the exploitation strategies used to obtain backed tools, as well as the poor standardisation of flake production, follow the dynamics observed in other occupations of similar chronology in a wide geographical area that includes Cantabrian Spain and south-west France.

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Bone technology in the Badegoulian and Magdalenian of Parpalló (Valencia, Spain): A diachronic vision

Borao

2022

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The Llonin Cave (Peñamellera Alta, Asturias, Spain), level III (Galería): techno-typological characterisation of the Badegoulian lithic and bone assemblages

Cited by 3 publications

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Archaeological recontextualization and first direct 14C dating of a “pseudo-excise” decorated antler point from France (Pégourié Cave, Lot). Implications on the cultural geography of southwestern Europe during the Last Glacial Maximum

Archaeological recontextualization and first direct 14C dating of a “pseudo-excise” decorated antler point from France (Pégourié Cave, Lot). Implications on the cultural geography of southwestern Europe during the Last Glacial Maximum

Raw Materials and Lithic Production During the Early Magdalenian in Cantabrian Spain: Cova Rosa (Ribadesella, Asturias)

Bone technology in the Badegoulian and Magdalenian of Parpalló (Valencia, Spain): A diachronic vision

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