Contribución paleoambiental al estudio de la trashumancia en el sector abulense de la Sierra de Gredos

José Antonio López Sáez; Lourdes López Merino; Francisca Alba Sánchez; Sebastián Pérez Díaz

doi:10.3989/hispania.2009.v69.i231.97

A Palaeoenvironmental contribution to the study of trashumance in the Gredos Mountain Range (Ávila)

Authors

José Antonio López Sáez Instituto de Historia, CSIC
Lourdes López Merino Instituto de Historia, CSIC
Francisca Alba Sánchez Universidad de Granada
Sebastián Pérez Díaz Universidad del País Vasco

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3989/hispania.2009.v69.i231.97

Keywords:

Palaeopalynology, Historical Ecology, Palaeoclimatology, Cultural Landscape, Trashumance, Holocene, Gredos Mountain, Ávila

Abstract

The Avilan sector of the Gredos Mountain Range represents one of the Iberian Peninsula’s most valuable cultural landscapes. From Prehistory to the present, the importance of trashumance in this region has played a key role in shaping its ecosystyems. Using pollen analysis to examine historical transformations in the region’s ecology, both those engendered by human activity and those relating to palaeoclimatic dynamics, this paper examines the diachronic evolution of the vegetation of the Serranillos Mountain Pass during the Late Holocene.

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2009-04-30

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López Sáez, J. A., López Merino, L., Alba Sánchez, F., & Pérez Díaz, S. (2009). A Palaeoenvironmental contribution to the study of trashumance in the Gredos Mountain Range (Ávila). Hispania, 69(231), 9–38. https://doi.org/10.3989/hispania.2009.v69.i231.97

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Vol. 69 No. 231 (2009)

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