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Springer Verlag, Human Evolution, 12, p. 1-67, 2016

DOI: 10.14673/he2016121014

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A View from a Cave: Cueva Negra del Estrecho del Río Quípar (Caravaca de la Cruz, Murcia, Southeastern Spain). Reflections on Fire, Technological Diversity, Environmental Exploitation, and Palaeoanthropological Approaches

Journal article published in 2016 by J. van der Made, W. Zack, A. Avilés Fernández, M. J. Walker, F. A. B. Berna, A. T. Buitrago López, J. A. B. S. Carrión, J. S. Carrión, A. A. B. Eastham, Y. Fernández Jalvo, S. Fernández Jiménez, J. A. B. García Torres, M. A. B. Haber Uriarte, A. A. B. López Jiménez, M. A. B. V. López Martínez and other authors.
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Abstract

Cueva Negra del Estrecho del Río Quípar overlooking the Río Quípar, a Río Segura tributary, is an upland rock-shelter 75 km north of the Mediterranean coast and 110 km west of the Segura river-mouth. It contains undisturbed sediment 5 m deep assigned by magnetostratigraphy to >0.78 Ma (Matuyama magnetochron). Optically stimulated sediment luminescence dating implies ≥0.5 Ma and mammalian biochronology (notably, of Arvicolid rodents) indicates >0.7-