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From the mountains to the sea: the view from stable isotope data on humans and animals in Mesolithic Northern Spain

Abstract: In this paper we summarise the available human radiocarbon dates and stable carbon (?13C) and nitrogen (?15N) isotope data for the Mesolithic of Northern Spain. Tis reinforces a strong division between inland and coastal locations, with the two separated by a distance of as little as ca. 10 km. Tere is considerable time depth to this division, which appears to exist from at least the second half of the eighth millennium BC, representing the region?s earliest Holocene human results. We also present new ?13C and ?15N data for terrestrial fauna from the inland site of Los Canes, as well as for a small number of marine and estuarine fish species from coastal sites.

 Fuente: Mesolithic Miscellany, 2024, 30(2), 172-191

 Publisher: University of York

 Year of publication: 2024

 No. of pages: 20

 Publication type: Article

 ISSN: 0259-3548,2410-8804

 Spanish project: HAR2008-06477-C03-01/HIST

 Publication Url: https://sites.google.com/site/mesolithicmiscellany/journal-volumes/volumes

Authorship

SCHULTING, RICK

MEIER-AUGENSTEIN, WOLFRAM

RICHARDS, MIKE