Variation in burial location and treatment is often observed in the prehistoric archaeological
record, but its interpretation is usually highly ambiguous. Biomolecular approaches provide …

A multidisciplinary investigation of the collective burial of Cova do Santo is presented as a
novel approach to understand daily life during the Bronze Age in Northwest Iberia. The …

This paper analyses the taphonomic modifications of the human remains identified within
Cueva Palomera, the main entrance to Ojo Guareña karstic system (Merindad de …

This paper reconstructs the diet and lifeways of Late Neolithic and Chalcolithic farming
groups in the Cantabrian Region (northern Spain) using human remains found at Los …

During the Stone Age, Bronze Age and Early Iron Age, caves and rockshelters were
frequently used in Norway. Research on these sites has provided important data on …

Abstract The Atlantic Western Pyrenean area is exceptionally rich in archaeological
evidence of funerary contexts dated to Late Prehistory. These funerary deposits are mainly …

This paper provides an overview of funerary practices in southern Spain from the Mesolithic
to the Copper Age. In particular, the authors analyse the Megalithic structures that have …

En 1968 se descubrieron las pinturas y grabados rupestres peleolíticos de la cueva del
Pozu'l Ramu, actualmente conocida como de Tito Bustillo y, por otro lado, diez años antes …

Lumentxa is a classic site in Basque Prehistory, excavated in three different phases during
the 20th century, which has yielded evidence of both Pleistocene and Holocene …

Abstract During the Neolithic Age and afterwards, several funerary practices coexisted in the
northeast of the Iberian Peninsula from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic. According to …