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La industria lítica del yacimiento achelense de Torralba (Soria, España). Colecciones marqués de Cerralbo y Howell

Authors: Borja Sánchez-Cervera; Manuel Santonja Gómez; Alfredo Pérez-González; Manuel Domínguez-Rodrigo; Laura Sánchez-Romero;

La industria lítica del yacimiento achelense de Torralba (Soria, España). Colecciones marqués de Cerralbo y Howell

Abstract

Torralba es un yacimiento del Pleistoceno medio, con dataciones numéricas que le sitúan en el MIS 7 (191/243 ka). Su industria, que procede de niveles fluviales y se encuentra fundamentalmente en posición secundaria, fue elaborada sobre materias primas introducidas desde distancias que pueden alcanzar varias decenas de kilómetros. El estudio tecno-económico de las series industriales obtenidas en las excavaciones realizadas por el marqués de Cerralbo (1909-1913) y Clark Howell (1961-1963) confirma la identidad achelense de la industria y la realización de procesos de producción, configuración y mantenimiento en el yacimiento, aunque al menos una parte del macroutillaje fue introducida ya configurada en el mismo. Se identifican aspectos tecnológicos singulares en el contexto del achelense europeo, como el uso frecuente del sílex en la elaboración de hendedores.

Keywords

clark howell, Archaeology, península ibérica, pleistoceno medio, achelense, torralba, marqués de cerralbo, CC1-960

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