Hunting in the Upper Paleolithic: key concepts of economic anthropology applied to the Iberian Peninsula
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Hunting, Iberian region, paleoeconomy, Upper PalaeolithicAbstract
Paleoeconomic research carried out in recent years into Upper Palaeolithic hunting in the Iberian Peninsula would have been impossible without the important contribution of the American Anthropology School. This paper summarizes the history of this research, and the main landmarks in the evolution of hunting strategies and the theoretical context of the principal hypotheses.
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