Munibe. Suplemento

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  Año 2010, Número 31. Dedicado a: Not only food. Marine, terrertrial and freswater mollusc in archaeological sites / coord. por Esteban Álvarez Fernández, Diana Rocío Carvajal Contreras

  • Radiocarbon dating of shell carbonates: old problems and new solutions

    Katerina Douka, Thomas Higham, Robert E. M. Hedges

    págs. 18-27

    

  • Marine shell beads from the Gravettian at Gargas cave (Hautes-Pyrénées, France): cultural and territorial markers

    Cristina San Juan-Foucher, Pascal Foucher

    págs. 28-35

    

  • Upper Paleolithic ornament seashells from Sala de las Chimeneas, Maltravieso cave: (Cáceres, Spain)

    Antonio Rodríguez Hidalgo, Antoni Canals Salomó, Palmira Saladié i Ballesté, Ana B. García, Marcos García Diez

    págs. 36-46

    

  • The personal ornaments made from molluscs at the Middle-Late Magdalenian site of La Peña de Estevanvela (Segovia, Spain)

    Bárbara Avezuela

    págs. 48-56

    

  • Magdalenian marine shells from El Horno Cave (Ramales, Cantabria, Spain) in the regional context

    Miguel Angel Fano Martínez, Esteban Álvarez Fernández

    págs. 58-68

    

  • From the Mediterranean sea to the Segre river: manipulated shells from magadalenian levels of Parco's cave (Alòs de Balaguer, Lleida, Spain)

    Alicia Estrada Martín, José Miguel Tejero Cáceres, Xavier Mangado Llach, Maria Àngels Petit Mendizábal, Josep Maria Fullola Pericot, Xavier Esteve, Raúl Bartolí i Isanta

    págs. 70-77

    

  • Archaeomalacological remains from the Upper Pleistocene: early Holocene record of the "Vestíbulo of Nerja Cave" (Malaga, Spain)

    Jesús Francisco Jordá Pardo, J. Emili Aura Tortosa, Carlos Martín, Bárbara Avezuela

    págs. 78-87

    

  • Shell beads in the Pre-Pottery Neolithic B in Central Levant: Cypraeidae of Tell Aswad (Damascus, Syria)

    Hala Alarashi

    págs. 88-98

    

  • Lost in the mountains? Marine ornaments in the Mesolithic of the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula

    Jorge Martínez Moreno, Rafael Mora Torcal, Joel Casanova Martí

    págs. 100-109

    

  • New data on Asturian shell midden sites: the cave of Mazaculos II (Asturias, Northern Spain)

    Igor Gutiérrez Zugasti, Manuel González

    págs. 110-118

    

  • Analysis of malacofauna remains from archaeological sites on Adak Island (Aleutian Islands, USA)

    Zhanna Antipushina

    págs. 120-127

    

  • Shell as a raw material for tools and jewellery in Mesolithic Scotland

    Karen Hardy

    págs. 128-137

    

  • The use of marine shell in Cingle Vermell and Roc del Migdia (Vilanova de Sau, Barcelona, Spain), two prehistoric sites in the western Mediterranean. First approach

    Mònica Oliva Poveda, Riker Yll

    págs. 138-145

    

  • Technology, production and use of malacological ornaments and tools at the prehistoric site of Can Roqueta (Sabadell, Barcelona, Spain)

    Mònica Oliva Poveda

    págs. 146-154

    

  • Archaeomalacological Data from the Bronze Age Industrial Complex of Pyrgos-Mavroraki (Cyprus). A non-dietary mollusc exploitation case

    Alfredo Carannante

    págs. 156-167

    

  • More than food: beads and shell tools from late prehistory in the Spanish Southeast

    Ruth Maicas Ramos, Aixa Solange Vidal Piñeyro

    págs. 168-175

    

  • Oysters ancient and modern: potential shape variation with habitat in flat oysters (Ostrea edulis L.), and its possible use in archaeology

    Greg Campbell

    págs. 176-187

    

  • A large-scale exploitation of oysters during the Middle Ages at Beauvoir-sur-Mer (France)

    Catherine Dupont

    págs. 188-198

    

  • Shells in the Middle Ages: archaeomalacological remains from the city walls at Pontevedra (Galicia, Spain)

    Esteban Álvarez Fernández, Juan Carlos Castro

    págs. 200-206

    

  • Indirect detection of changes in Seville population studying size changes in oysters?

    Eloísa Bernáldez Sánchez, Esteban García Viñas

    págs. 208-215

    

  • Manufacturing techniques of Oliva pendants at Xochicalco (Morelos, México)

    Emiliano R. Melgar Tísoc

    págs. 216-225

    

  • The Maya nacreous shell garment of Oxtankah (Quintana Roo, México)

    Hortensia de Vega, Emiliano R. Melgar Tísoc, María de Lourdes Gallardo Parrodi

    págs. 226-235

    

  • Malacological material from Pezuapan's Archaeological site, Chilpancingo (Guerrero, México)

    Hervé V. Monterrosa, Reyna B. Solís

    págs. 236-242

    

  • Specialized Shell Object Production at Teopantecuanitlan Site (Guerrero, México)

    Reyna B. Solís, Guadalupe Martínez Martínez

    págs. 244-251

    

  • What about shells? Analysis of shell and lithic cut-marks. The case of the Paraná wetland (Argentina)

    Natacha Buc, Romina Silvestre, Daniel Loponte

    págs. 252-261

    

  • Malacological artifacts in Argentine Patagonia

    Miguel Ángel Zubimendi

    págs. 262-270

    

  • Of shell and sand: costal habitat availability and human foraging strategies at Punta Candelero (Humacao, Puerto Rico)

    Isabel C. Rivera Collazo

    págs. 272-284

    

  • Archaeological shell middens and shellfish gathering on La Gomera island (Canary Islands, Spain)

    Eduardo Mesa Hernández, Juan Carlos Hernández, José F. Navarro, Gustavo González Lorenzo

    págs. 286-293

    

  • Molluscs as sedimentary components. Another perspective of analysis

    Ester Verdún Castelló

    págs. 294-301

    

  • The U.S. freshwater shell button industry

    Cheryl Claassen

    págs. 302-309