The third excavation campaign in Antoliñako koba has provided us with more detailed knowledge of the stratigraphic and archaeological features of the lower section of clear mud levels, formed by Lab y Lmbk structures.
The latter structure, dated at 27.390 + 320 b.p., attributable to Gravettian and registering Noailles burins, is archeologically richer in the north gallery axis where a substructure has been identified –Lmbk inferior- with toolworking artefacts such as turned rasps, scrapers and toothed tools, with a few dorso elements which indicate an evolutionary moment from the Aurinac period. This level is also notable for its abundance of stone artefacts on quartzite, atypical in the Basque Country in Upper Paleolithic contexts
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