Estudio del conjunto óseo de un asentamiento de cazadores furtivos mwalangulu en Galana (Kenia)
ISSN: 1131-6993
Datum der Publikation: 1998
Nummer: 9
Seiten: 161-166
Art: Artikel
Andere Publikationen in: Complutum
Zusammenfassung
A bone assemblage made by Mwalangulu hanters is analysed in tIte present paper. The patterns of skeletal representation and the incidence of cat marks areanalysed. TIte interest of ihis study lies in the fact that the hones belong to small animals, about which we lack solid referential frameworks of human processing and taphonomic preservation.
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