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<p>Understandings of the Middle-Upper Paleolithic transition by prehistorians working in Spain have changed in the course of the last century. Most workers have associated this transition with the replacement of Neanderthals by anatomically modern humans, although in the context of persistent disagreements over the nature and extent of movements of populations and cultural influences into Spain from North Africa and from France. The current relevant archaeological database is of unprecedented quality and quantity. However, in the wake of indications of an early appearance of the Aurignacian in northern Spain, and the late persistence of the Mousterian and Neanderthals in southern Spain and Portugal, there is currently considerable disagreement over the nature of the Middle-Upper Paleolithic transition in the peninsula.</p><p>La comprension de la transiclon del Paleolitico Medio al Superior ha cambiado entre los prehistoriadores que han trabajado en Espana durante el ultimo siglo. Muchos investigadores han asociado esta transicion con el reemplazamiento de los Neandertales por los humanos anatomicamente modemos, aunque en el contexto de las persistentes diferencias sobre la naturaleza y extension de los movimientos poblacionales y las influencias culturales en Espana desde el Norte de Africa o desde Francia. La Informacion arqueologica es de una calidad y cantidad sin precedentes. Sin embargo entre las indicaciones de una temprana aparicion del Aurihadense en el Norte de Espana y la persistencia, hasta fechas muy tardfas del Musteriense en el Sur, existe un considerable desacuerdo sobre la naturaleza de la transicion Paleolitico Medio-Superior en la peninsula.</p

The view from across the Pyrenees : changing perspectives on the Middle/Upper Paleolithic transition in Spanish Prehistory