The indigenous populations of La Palma (Canary Islands), who arrived on the island from
Northwest Africa ca. 2000 years BP, were predominantly pastoralists. Yet, many aspects of …

Faecal spherulites are a common indicator of dung in archaeological deposits and most of
the basic processes of their formation and taphonomy have been explained. However, a …

Prehistoric pen accumulations in rockshelters and caves are indicators of the history of
pastoralism beginning in the Neolithic period. This paper characterises the stabling …

Faecal spherulites are distinctive microscopic crystalline calcium carbonate features found
in animal dung. They are frequently preserved in areas of alkaline sediment or in situations …

The introduction of the Neolithic cultural and economic practices in the Basque region has
been traditionally understood as a late process, in parallel to the achievement of the …

Use of the space and settlement patterns at the deposit of San Cristóbal are characterised.
Anthropogenic activities at the site are revealed through an interdisciplinar approach based …

The archaeological evidence from Cova Gran de Santa Linya suggests that during the Late
Neolithic and Early Bronze Age, the site was used as a livestock enclosure where the …

[ES] Este trabajo presenta los resultados preliminares obtenidos en la excavación de la
Cova de Els Trocs, desarrollada dentro del proyecto de investigación" Los caminos del …

Este trabajo presenta los resultados preliminares obtenidos en la excavación de la Cova de
Els Trocs, desarrollada dentro del proyecto de investigación" Los caminos del Neolítico". La …

Long and complex sequences of intentional organic rich sediments accumulation known as
fumiers can often be found in many caves and rock shelters used for herding activities since …