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Anthracological techniques have been used to study and evaluate the remains at three sites from the Copper Age and two from the Bronze Age, all situated in the Vera Basin, one of the most arid areas in the southeast of the Iberian Penin­ sula. The results indicate that the vegetation during the third millennium B. C. was dominated by shrub communi­ ties in the central and low zones of this basin, while tree for­ mations predominated in the foothills of the nearby moun­ tains. During the second millennium B.C., aridity appears to have increased progressively, causing the shrubby com­ munities to be replaced by open scrublands and relegating the tree formations to the mountain slopes.

El paisaje vegetal de la Depresión de Vera durante la Prehistoria Reciente. Una aproximación desde la Antracología