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La transición neolítica en Europa. ültimas aportaciones desde el campo de la genética.
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Los diferentes procesos sociales vinculados con la aparición y difusión del Neolítico en Europa, han sido ampliamente discutidos desde mediados del s.XX. El debate ha girado en torno a dos posturas fiametralmente opuestas: los partidarios de una expansión demográfica y los que defienden procesos de mutación de las poblaciones locales. Gracias a los nuevos métodos de análisis de ADN antiguo (ADNa) e isótopos estables realizados sobre muestras arqueológicas, se están obteniendo unos resultados que podrían proporcionar las primeras evidencias tangibles de movilidad intergrupal e interacciones socioculturales entre grupos mesolíticos y neolíticos. Esto genera un nuevo escenario en el que ambas posturas interpretativas podrían verse obligadas a aproximar sus planteamientos.
Different social processes linked with the emergence and spread of the Neolithic in Europe, have been widely discussed since the mid of XXth Century. The debate has revolved around two absolutely opposing views: supporters of a demographic expansion and those that defend mutation processes of local populations. Thanks to new methods of analyzing ancient DNA (aDNA) and stable isotopes, from archaeological samples, we are getting some early results that could provide the first tangible evidence of intergroup mobility and cultural interactions between Mesolithic and Neolithic groups. This generates a new scenario in which both interpretive positions could be forced to approximate their approaches.
Different social processes linked with the emergence and spread of the Neolithic in Europe, have been widely discussed since the mid of XXth Century. The debate has revolved around two absolutely opposing views: supporters of a demographic expansion and those that defend mutation processes of local populations. Thanks to new methods of analyzing ancient DNA (aDNA) and stable isotopes, from archaeological samples, we are getting some early results that could provide the first tangible evidence of intergroup mobility and cultural interactions between Mesolithic and Neolithic groups. This generates a new scenario in which both interpretive positions could be forced to approximate their approaches.
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Treballs Finals de Grau Arqueologia, Facultat de Geografia i Història, Universitat de Barcelona, Curs: 2015-2016, Tutor: Xavier Mangado
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SUESTA GUILLEN, Alfred. La transición neolítica en Europa. ültimas aportaciones desde el campo de la genética. [consulted: 11 of June of 2026]. Available at: https://hdl.handle.net/2445/110172