La preparación de utensilios en cuarcita en el Paleolítico de la Región Cantábrica. Estado de la cuestión
Quartzite handtools preparation during the Paleolithic of the Cantabrian Region. State of the art
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Ortega Fernández, Ana MaríaFecha
2015-06-19Derechos
Atribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 3.0 España
Palabras clave
Quartzite
Lithic raw materials
Lithic reduction sequence
Paleolithic
Cantabrian region
Región cantábrica
Paleolítico
Cadenas operativas líticas
Materias primas líticas
Cuarcita
Resumen/Abstract
ABSTRACT: The quartzite is a metamorphic rock that has been used by human groups in Cantabrian Prehistory, particularly in some areas and periods. However, traditionally, the study of this lithic raw material has not been as thorough as for flint, giving it an archaizing role in the cantabrian lithic collections. Prehistoric research has evolved about, especially in the last decades, studying lithic reduction sequences in quartzite and its importance in different sites. Despite this progress, other questions could be resolved applying new methodologies or correctly adapting flint study methods to quartzite. The main objective of this work is, thus, to evaluate the state of the art.