Procesado y consumo antrópico de conejo en la Cova del Bolomor (Tavernes de la Valldigna, Valencia). El nivel XVIIc (ca 350 ka)
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Middle Pleistocene, Rabbit Bones, Cut marks, Fractures, Digestion, Taphonomy
Abstract
The present article presents novel data on the human consumption of rabbit of Middle Pleistocene chronologies of the Iberian Peninsula. A set originated from basal level (XVIIc) of the Bolomor Cave has been analyzed, corresponding to the oldest anthropic occupation documented, in the climatic phase (OIS 9), between 300-350 ka. One part of the bone remains shows clear evidence of human activity in form of cut marks and fractures while other elements indicate mechanical and digestive alterations as a consequence of the action of birds of prey. This set seems to correspond to a mixed pattern of cultural/natural contribution.Downloads
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2008-10-08
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Sanchis Serra A. . y Fernández Peris J. . (2008). Procesado y consumo antrópico de conejo en la Cova del Bolomor (Tavernes de la Valldigna, Valencia). El nivel XVIIc (ca 350 ka). Complutum, 19(1), 25-46. https://revistas.ucm.es/index.php/CMPL/article/view/CMPL0808110025A
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