La població neolítica barcelonina des de la morfologia dental. Dades de la població de la serralada prelitoral

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2018 Spain Publisher:Museu d'Arqueologia de CatalunyaJournal:Cypsela: revista de prehistòria i protohistòria (issn: 0213-3431, eissn: 2385-3344,

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Authors: Pascual, Iris; López-Onaindia, Diego; Gibaja, Juan Francisco; Subirà, M. Eulàlia;

handle: 10261/178106

La població neolítica barcelonina des de la morfologia dental. Dades de la població de la serralada prelitoral

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[CA] Es presenta l'estudi de morfologia dental dels grups humans procedents de 3 jaciments neolítics de la regió central de la serralada litoral catalana, i la seva comparació amb mostres ibèriques i italianes. Els resultats separen clarament les poblacions italianes, mantenint certa homogeneïtat a nivell funerari però sobretot a nivell peninsular. Tan sols la població de Can Sadurní queda allunyada de la resta.

[EN] We have studied the dental morphology of three human groups from 3 Neolithic sites in the central region of the Serralada Litoral (Catalonia), and compared with Iberian and Italian groups. The results clearly separate italian populations, maintaining partial homogeneity with funeral level, and more closer to peninsular level. Only of Can Sadurní is removed from the rest.

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Caves, Morfologia dental, Neolític, Dental morphology, Neolithic, Megaliths, Coves, Megàlits

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