Dating and Archaeological Context of the New Engraved Scapula at Altamira

José Antonio Lasheras · Pedro Rasines del Río · Ramón Montes · Pilar Fatás · Alfredo Prada · Emilio Muñoz

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This article concerns a red deer scapula with an engraved doe head discovered during the current archaeological excavations realized outside of the cave of Altamira. The interest of its chronology lies in the similarity of these engravings to other parietal ones with the same theme, techniques and style. In addition, the same date can be attributed to them and they are present in the same territory.HistoryIn 1902, Cartailhac and Breuil discovered representations of does in Altamira, all engr...

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