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The personal ornaments made from molluscs of the Middle-Late Magdalenian site at La Peña de Estebanvela (Segovia, Spain)<br />

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ductive as we thought at first, although as we have<br />

seen it has served us to identify some of them.<br />

However we cannot identify an evolution or preference<br />

for any particular technique through the<br />

sequence.<br />

We also identified wear traces and fracture<br />

models repeatedly. That could indicate a specific<br />

way to wear these objects on the body.<br />

In the cases in which we have not been able to<br />

identify the techniques of the perforations we cannot<br />

exclude the possibility that these specimens<br />

were gathered because they were already perforated<br />

naturally, as some authors point out<br />

(Vanhaeren & D'Errico 2001: 201-240). Clearly,<br />

this option would have been the easiest one. If this<br />

were the case we could incorporate another question<br />

about the selection of raw material but the data<br />

are currently insufficient to affirm or to reject this<br />

possibility.<br />

We know that the archaeological collection is<br />

too limited to make many general conclusions.<br />

Now we know that these personal ornaments had<br />

important symbolic value for the inhabitants of la<br />

Peña de Estebanvela. We are sure that in coming<br />

years the site will give us the possibility to amplify<br />

our study and will provide some more answers to<br />

our questions.<br />

7. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS<br />

This paper is the result synthesis of the research<br />

carried out to apply for the Diploma de Estudios<br />

Avanzados on September 2006. I want to thank<br />

the Vicerrectorado de Investigación de la UNED<br />

who granted me a FPI scholarship to carry out this<br />

project. Sergio Ripoll and Carmen Cacho, who<br />

entrusted me with the study of the personal ornaments<br />

of La Peña de Estebanvela. Aline Averbouh<br />

who supervise the experiments. And finally I want<br />

to thank Elisabeth Stone for her friendly revision of<br />

the English version of this work.<br />

The Research Project of La Peña de<br />

Estebanvela is developed by Junta de Castilla y<br />

León with the Consejo Superior de Investigaciones<br />

Científicas (project code CyL--IA-40.024.0002.01).<br />

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