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La explotación de moluscos y otros recursos litorales en la región cantábrica durante el pleistoceno final y el holoceno inicial

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Archaeological and Geological Studies Archaeology and ancient environmental studies Pleistocene-Era Hominins and Archaeology

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La Tesis se basa en un analisis arqueomalacologico para estudiar los cambios en la explotacion de moluscos y sus causas, desde el final del Paleolitico Superior al Neolitico. La Tesis relaciona este tipo de explotacion con las estrategias de subsistencia, los cambios paleoclimaticos y la organizacion social.

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