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ID  1999  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I17. Adult male individual between 20-25 years of age, according to the occlusal wear and tear to age ratio. In general, they had a very robust build, with a very marked linea aspera on the femur. No pathological process was observed. Height could not be estimated because no long bones could be measured. However, the total length of the skeleton was approximately 145 cm (head - distal third of the tibia). Since it was not measured up to the feet for conservation reasons, it seems logical to believe that this value is an underestimate. Individual lying in a prone position with the head re...
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ID  2000  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I18. Adult male, 18-20 years old. The age was estimated based on the relationship between occlusal wear and age, and the non-eruption of the upper third molar. The individual had a robust constitution with a somewhat marked linea aspera on the femurs. Despite the poor state of conservation, it was recorded that, similar to individual I12, this individual presented a double multiple and bilateral fracture at the height of the proximal third of both femurs produced perimortem. Poor conservation made it impossible to measure the maximum length of the bones, so it is not possible to estimate ...
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ID  2001  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I19. Adult male, 18-20 years old. Age was estimated based on the relationship between occlusal wear and age and the non-eruption of the upper third molar. In general the individual had a build that was not very robust. No long bones could be measured, so the size could not be estimated. The total length of the skeleton was 161 cm. The poor state of conservation of the remains did not allow the observation of the presence of bone pathologies and/or alterations. The individual was lying in a prone position with the left side resting on the ground. The accumulation of bones in the P2 bundl...
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ID  2002  -  Public access
Description :   T6-I01. Of this individual, only the skull was found, which was placed in a prone position with the face resting directly on the bottom of the pit. The poor state of preservation and the absence of the rest of the post-cranial skeleton prevented a more exhaustive analysis. However, it is possible that this skull may correspond to an adult.
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ID  2003  -  Public access
Description :   T6-I02. Individual deposited in supine decubitus position. Only the bones of the legs are preserved, in the SW direction. The rest of the skeleton was destroyed by the excavation of the pit of tomb T1. It can be deduced from the length of the legs that the remains correspond to an adult individual.
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ID  2004  -  Public access
Description :   T6-I03. Individual deposited in supine decubitus position. This is an adult individual. Like individual I2, only the legs are preserved, which point in a SW direction,. The rest of the skeleton was missing as it was severed by the excavation of the pit of tomb T1.
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ID  2005  -  Public access
Description :   Individual located on top of Individuals 22, 27 and 19. Individual 1 was on the NW edge of the pit, placed in prone position, and perpendicular to the main central axis of the tomb, in a SW-NE (head-feet) direction. The body adapted to the contours of the pit, with the feet in the north corner and the head, showing a foreshortening, in the west corner (W) of the tomb, parallel to the SW boundary. The skull and pelvis have not been recovered, only some teeth and jaw fragments. The articular facets of the recovered thoracic vertebrae show no signs of arthrosis. All the preserved bone pieces w...
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ID  2006  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I02. Female individual. Calculated age of 35 and 45 years from tooth wear. Height could not be determined as no complete long bones were preserved. Individual situated on top of Individuals 18 and 25. Individual I2 was on the NE edge of the pit, placed in prone position, and parallel to the main central axis of the tomb, in the NW-SE (head-feet) orientation, with the head in the north corner of the pit and the feet slightly pointing to the SE. All the bone pieces recovered were in an anatomical position, with very close joint connections, except for the left humerus (as is usually the ca...
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ID  2007  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I03. Subadult individual, so no consideration was given to estimating their sex. Calculated age from 14 to 16 years from tooth wear. Height estimated between 153-157 cm. Individual located above Individual I8, which is slightly more towards the boundary than Individual I3 and next to Individual I6, which is further inside the tomb. Individual 3 was close to the NE boundary of the tomb, in a prone, slightly sloping position parallel to the main central axis of the tomb, in a SE-NW (head-feet) orientation, with their head close to the eastern corner of the pit and their feet pointing slight...
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ID  2008  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I04. An immature individual, with a large number of grave goods, the sex was not determined, although the jawbone had a chin with a very masculine morphology. Age: the development and eruption of the recovered teeth, places the estimate at between 9-10 years of age. Estimated height between 85-109 cm. Individual located on Individuals 19 and I28. Individual I4 is in the central part of the pit, in a prone position, parallel to the main axis of the tomb, slightly inclined towards the southwest side but parallel to the main major axis of the tomb. The orientation was SE-NW (head-feet). ...
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