New archaeological data on the upper Paleolithic site of cueva de Malalmuerzo (Moclín, Granada, Spain) | Zendy

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New archaeological data on the upper Paleolithic site of cueva de Malalmuerzo (Moclín, Granada, Spain)

Author(s) -

Lidia Cabello,

Pedro Cantalejo-Duarte,

Ma de Mar Espejo,

Antonio F. Buendía,

José Manuel Maíllo Fernández,

Manuel González Ríos,

Olga González,

Alicia Durán,

Pedro Robledo,

Bárbara Avezuela,

Jesús Francisco Jordá Pardo,

Paloma Uzquiano,

José Antonio Riquelme,

María Blanca Ruiz Zapata,

María José Gil García,

José Ramos Muñoz,

GerdChristian Weniger,

Alfonso Palomo,

Víctor Manuel Smith,

Serafín Becerra Martín,

Diego Fernández-Sánchez,

Salvador Domínguez Bella,

Yvonne Tafelmaier,

Eduardo Vijande Vila

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

munibe antropologia-arkeologia

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.3

H-Index - 6

eISSN - 2172-4555

pISSN - 1132-2217

DOI - 10.21630/maa.2020.71.07

Subject(s) - magdalenian , cave , archaeology , upper paleolithic , geography , middle paleolithic , period (music) , depiction , geology , art , visual arts , aesthetics

The Malalmuerzo cave (Moclín, Granada, Spain) has been known since the 1980s for its archaeological remains and rock art, dated to the Neolithic and the Solutrean periods respectively. However, following thirty years of neglect, our team carried out a brief archaeological intervention after looters destroyed parts of the sediment fill of the cave. The refreshing of disturbed surfaces and the examination of a small undisturbed profile produced many archaeological remains attributed to several Magdalenian levels. The levels partially covered the depiction of a red horse, which probably dates to the Solutrean period.

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