Resumen de Relación entre los yacimientos arqueológicos y la morfología fluvial durante el Paleolítico Antiguo en el interfluvio Riaza-Duratón (Segovia, España)
David Álvarez Alonso, María de Andrés Herrero, Andrés Díez Herrero, Luis Miguel Tanarro García
Archaeological sites studied in this paper are located in the so-called “Sepúlveda-Ayllón Basin”, drained by Duratón and Riaza rivers. This is a narrow marginal sub-basin which is placed in the SW margin of Duero Basin that with a SW-NE orientation is framed, in the South, by high reliefs of Eastern Guadarrama and Somosierra-Ayllón mountain range; and in the North by Sepúlveda and Pradales massif. This corridor was used by human groups during Ancient and Middle Paleolithic as a communication path between the two Iberian Plateaus, mainly due to the wide variety of natural resources in this area caused by the diversity of alluvial geomorphological elements.
