Caracterización antropológica de una población medievalel cementerio mudéjar de Uceda (Guadalajara).

1. Enrique Dorado Fernández
2. Jesús Herrerín López
3. Ildefonso Ramírez González
4. Lucía Huerta Pérez
5. David Cáceres Monllor

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Abstract

Several anthropological studies dedicated to Medieval populations and the deep imprint of the Muslim invasion and its prolonged permanence contribute to their knowledge in facets such as demography, living and health conditions or daily activities. The present paper analyses the exhumed remains of the Mudejar necropolis of Uceda (Guadalajara, Spain), dated between the 13th-14th centuries AD. Factors such as bone preservation, or biological population profiles through the estimated age, sex, size or ancestral origin, are the objects of this study.

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