El impacto del asentamiento celtibérico de Peña Moñuz (cuenca superior del Tajo) sobre el paisaje vegetal: análisis polínico
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El asentamiento celtibérico de Peña Moñuz se ubica en el entorno de La
Dehesa (Olmeda de Cobeta, Guadalajara), uno de los mejores entornos de
tipo adehesado preservados en toda la cuenca alta del Tajo. La zona, de
rico patrimonio arqueológico y etnográfico permite seguir con cierto detalle
la evolución de la ocupación humana en el entorno y su relación con el
medio natural. Con el apoyo de los aspectos culturales, se definen los procesos
de utilización del medio físico a partir del análisis polínico. Los resultados
evidencian que la ocupación, desde la edad del hierro (celtíberos), está
centrada fundamentalmente en la ganadería, y en menor medida en la agricultura,
siendo ambas determinantes en los procesos del cambio paisajístico
The Peña Moñuz Celtiberian settlement is located in the vicinity of La Dehesa (Olmeda de Cobeta, Guadalajara), one of the best preserved Dehesa type environments throughout the upper basin of the Tagus river. The area is rich archaeological and ethnographic Heritage sites allowing to tracing the evolution of human occupation of the area, and their relationship with the environment. With the support of the cultural evidences, past land uses are defined from pollen analysis. The results show that the occupation from the Iron Age (Celts), was focused mainly on livestock, and to a lesser extent in agriculture. Both of determinaed the processes of landscape change
The Peña Moñuz Celtiberian settlement is located in the vicinity of La Dehesa (Olmeda de Cobeta, Guadalajara), one of the best preserved Dehesa type environments throughout the upper basin of the Tagus river. The area is rich archaeological and ethnographic Heritage sites allowing to tracing the evolution of human occupation of the area, and their relationship with the environment. With the support of the cultural evidences, past land uses are defined from pollen analysis. The results show that the occupation from the Iron Age (Celts), was focused mainly on livestock, and to a lesser extent in agriculture. Both of determinaed the processes of landscape change







