Datación por la serie del uranio de formaciones de calcita asociadas a pinturas rupestres paleolíticas en la cueva de Las Aguas

1. Pike, Alistair W. G.
2. Hoffmann, Dirk L.
3. García Diez, Marcos
4. Taylor, Carolyn
5. Zilhão, João

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Abstract

The U-series dating of calcite accretions associated with Paleolithic rock paintings at Cueva de Las Aguas indicates continuous graphic activity through an extended period of time, rejecting the hypothesis that this rock art ensemble was executed synchronically. Red motifs, which in some cases can be described as staining and in others correspond to rectangular forms, are shown to predate the beginning of the Upper Solutrean, 22,000 years ago. Figures engraved with both thin and multiple contour lines are shown to post-date the Initial/ Middle Gravettian.

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