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ID  1966  -  Public access
Description :   UE082. Deposit of ceramics and stone artefacts, originally quadrangular, with the corners oriented towards the four cardinal points. It was destroyed, in part, by the excavation of the grave of tomb T1, which impacted the centre and the NE and SE sectors. The NW and SW borders are preserved. It has an "L" shape. The NW edge is 2.1 m x 1.3 m. The SW edge is 2 m long. The whole unit has a dip of 45º, and runs from the edge of the feature to the midpoint of what was originally the center of the deposit. The matrix that surrounds the artifacts is clayey, brown with reddish tones, contains f...
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ID  1968  -  Public access
Description :   UE109. Set of ceramics, mostly high red pedestals. There are also two metates and two hand grinders. Some shark teeth and a whole late pitcher were also found. One of the metates is an effigy representing a quadruped. The other metate has its four supports sculpted with anthropomorphic figures.
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ID  1969  -  Public access
Description :   EU138. Ceramic deposit and remains of a wooden decking, located at a depth of 3.48 m (upper level) and 3.31 m (lower level). The remains of the parquet have parallel black veins which give it the appearance of being charred. It also contains coals. The ceramic is fragmented, but retains its original geometry. The edges of the UE138 unit rests on a step excavated halfway up in the lower vessel of the tomb pit T2. The subsequent portion of the feature is attached to the fillings that filled this part of the pit (UE137) and is placed on it along its entire perimeter, at an approximate angle of 40...
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ID  1970  -  Public access
Description :   Plate on a pedestal. White slip on the front of the piece. It is decorated with a zoomorphic (crustacean) pattern on the central panel. The rim is decorated with alternating bands of color following the typical color pattern of the coral snake.
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ID  1971  -  Public access
Description :   Globular jar with a ring base, long neck, and a laterally displaced rim. It is covered in white slip on which the decoration the decoration has been applied. This decoration consists of red and purple bands, and between them the white color of the slip is left exposed.
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ID  1972  -  Public access
Description :   Cylindrical jar with a ring base, long neck, and a thickened rim. It is covered in white slip on which has been applied the geometric decoration of divergent spirals with claw-shaped inner ends.
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ID  1973  -  Public access
Description :   Small plate on a pedestal. White slip on the front, and a natural surface on the back of the vessel. The decoration is on two panels separated a red stripe. The decoration is geometric with divergent double “yc” spirals that have claw-shaped inner ends. The lip is decorated with alternating bands of red, purple, and white.
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ID  1974  -  Public access
Description :   Small plate on a pedestal. White slip on the front, and a natural surface on the back of the vessel. The decoration is on two panels separated a red stripe. The decoration is geometric with divergent double “yc” spirals that have claw-shaped inner ends. The lip is decorated with alternating bands of red, purple, and white.
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ID  1975  -  Public access
Description :   Bowl on a pedestal. It has red slip only on the front of the piece.
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ID  1976  -  Public access
Description :   Plate with red slip exclusively on the front of the piece.
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ID  1977  -  Public access
Description :   T1-I02. Subject in supine decubitus position with face pointing to the right. The upper limbs were arranged parallel to the body, with the forearms pronated and the hands on the hip. The lower limbs were arranged parallel to each other and in an extended position. The absence of feet made it impossible to observe their position. Despite the poor state of conservation of the remains, it was observed that the articular relations and anatomical connections maintained, in general, their original position. This allows one to infer that the decomposition took place in a densely filled space. ...
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ID  1978  -  Public access
Description :   T1-I03. The subject in supine decubitus position with the face pointing towards the right. The upper limbs were stretched parallel to the body, with the forearms in semi-pronation and pressed against the femurs. The lower limbs were in an extended position, with the right leg rotated slightly outward. The absence of feet made it impossible to observe their position. The height could not be estimated due to the poor state of conservation of the remains, but the total height of the skeleton was 120 cm (head - feet). No pathological process was identified. Despite the poor state of conserv...
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ID  1980  -  Public access
Description :   T1-I05. The subject was in supine decubitus position with the face pointing to the right. In the case of the upper limbs, the humeri presented incomplete lateral abduction. The right elbow formed a 90° angle with supination of the forearm. The poor state of preservation made it impossible to observe the position of the left arm, hands and feet. The height could not be estimated due to the poor state of conservation of the remains, but the length of the skeleton was 161 cm (head - feet). No pathological process or bone alteration was identified. As for the articular relations and anatom...
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ID  1981  -  Public access
Description :   T1-I06. Subject in supine decubitus position with the face in the frontal position. The right arm was completely extended while the left showed slight lateral abduction. The absence of both forearms prevented their original positioning from being known. The legs, although very disturbed and lacking skeletal parts, were fully extended and parallel. The poor state of preservation made it impossible to observe the position of the feet. The height could not be estimated due to the poor state of preservation of the remains, but the length of the skeleton was 155 cm (head - feet). As for the ...
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ID  1983  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I01. Subject lying in prone position with the face resting directly on the floor. The left arm had a slight lateral abduction with the elbow forming an angle of about 160° and the forearm in supination. The lower limbs were stretched with their feet resting on the dorsal surface. The strong compression recorded in knees and ankles allows us to hypothesize that the legs were tied. The height could not be estimated due to the poor state of preservation of the remains, but the length of the skeleton was 164 cm (head-feet). No pathological or degenerative processes were identified. In spite ...
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ID  1984  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I02. Individual lying in prone position with the face resting on the left side. The upper limbs were arranged with some lateral abduction and with the arms flexed 45º in pronation, so the hands would have to be resting on their dorsal part. The right arm rested on the individual I17. The legs were stretched out and the feet were resting on the dorsal surface. The poor state of preservation of the body only allowed for a clear observation of the state of connection of the joints of the upper limbs. It was observed that the shoulders and elbows had a close connection, which suggests decomp...
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ID  1985  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I03. Subject deposited lying in prone position with the face resting directly on the bed of the grave. As for the position of the upper limbs, the right arm had incomplete lateral abduction with pronation of the forearm. The left arm was parallel to the body. The legs were stretched out with the feet resting on the dorsal surface. No signs of compression were recorded. The poor state of conservation made it difficult to analyze the condition of the articular connections, however, it was clearly observed that the cervical and dorsal vertebrae, as well as the humerus-scapular connection, p...
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ID  1986  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I04. Individual placed lying in prone position with the face pointing to the left. The upper limbs were arranged parallel to the body. The position of the hands is unknown due to their absence. The legs were extended and parallel to each other, with the feet resting on the dorsal surface. There was no evidence of compression on any part of the body. Its poor state of preservation only enabled clear observation to be made that the right elbow, knees and ankles had a tight anatomical connection, suggesting decomposition in a densely packed space. br> Individual I4 was deposited with the h...
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ID  1987  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I05. Individual deposited lying in prone position with the face resting on the right side. It is in a very poor state of preservation due to the fact that the bundle of bones P1 was placed on it. It could only be observed that the body was fully extended, but it was impossible to deduce the position of the arms and feet. The state of preservation made it impossible to see clearly the different articular connections, so it was impossible to record the degree of connection. In any event, the decomposition must have been in a densely packed space like the rest of the individuals, however,...
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ID  1988  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I06. Young adult male between 18-20 years old. Age was estimated on the basis of the relationship between occlusal wear and age, and the absence of degenerative disease. The poor state of conservation and the absence of whole long bones prevented the observation of robustness and pathological aspects. Also, it was not possible to measure any bone to estimate height. However, it was possible to measure the length of the skeleton, which was 155 cm (head - tibia distal end). He was placed in a prone position with his face resting directly on the floor of the grave. It was in a very poor stat...
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ID  1989  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I07. Male adult between the ages of 40-50, therefore a mature adult. Age was estimated based on the relationship between occlusal wear and age, and the presence of degenerative joint disease. They had a very robust build as revealed by the strong muscular insertions of the jaw and the marked linea aspera of the femurs. The poor preservation did not allow any of the measurements necessary to estimate the height, however, the length of the skeleton was 151 cm (head-feet). Despite the poor state of preservation and the absence of numerous bone parts, some degenerative activity was observed i...
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ID  1990  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I08. I8 is an adult male individual between the ages of 18 and 20. Age was estimated based on the relationship between occlusal wear and age, and the absence of degenerative joint disease. It has a very robust build, with a developed jaw and a very marked bicipital tuberosity. Due to the absence of numerous anatomical units and the poor state of preservation, the height could not be estimated. However, the length of the skeleton was 149 cm (head-feet). The poor state of conservation of the remains did not allow the observation of the presence of any pathology or bone alteration either. br...
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ID  1991  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I09. Adult male individual between 20-25 years of age. The age was estimated on the basis of the relationship between occlusal wear and age. The poor state of conservation and preservation made it impossible to observe the robustness of the individual, as well as any pathologies or significant alterations. The height could not be determined due to the absence of complete pieces and in a good condition, however, the length of the skeleton was 155 cm (head-feet). This individual was lying in a prone position with the head resting on the right side. The upper limbs were arranged parallel to...
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ID  1992  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I10. Adult male between the ages of 20 and 25. Age was estimated on the basis of the relationship between occlusal wear and age. The poor state of conservation and preservation made it impossible to observe their robustness, as well as the presence of any significant pathologies or alterations. The height could not be determined due to the absence of any pieces that were complete and in good condition, however, the length of the skeleton was 157 cm (head-feet). Individual lying in prone position with face towards the right, on the nape of the neck of individual I9. The upper limbs were ext...
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ID  1993  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I11. Adult male between the ages of 25 and 30. Age was estimated on the basis of the relationship between occlusal wear and age. The individual had a rather robust constitution with a very developed jaw and a marked linea aspera on the femurs. Height could not be estimated because no long bones could be measured. However, the length of the skeleton was 163 cm (Head-feet). No degenerative or pathological features were observed. The individual was lying in prone position with the face fully resting on the floor of the grave, although slightly to the left. As for the upper limbs, the right...
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ID  1994  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I12. Young male, between 18 and 20 years of age, according to the occlusal wear and tear-age ratio. The individual had a robust build with a markedly linea aspera on the femurs. Height could not be estimated because no long bones could be measured. The length of the skeleton was 157 cm (head - distal end of the tibia). They were lying in an extended prone position with the face resting directly on the floor of the pit. The arms were extended parallel to the body in semi-pronation. The lower limbs were also extended and parallel. Despite the poor state of preservation, the coxofemoral...
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ID  1995  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I13. Young male between the ages of 20-25, therefore a young adult. The age was estimated on the basis of the relationship between occlusal wear and age. The individual had a robust build with a marked linea aspera on the femurs. No degenerative features or pathological aspects were observed. Height could not be estimated because no long bones could be measured. However, the length of the skeleton was 164 cm (head-feet). The individual was lying in an extended prone position with the face resting directly on the floor of the grave. There was some curvature of the torso to the right, pe...
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ID  1996  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I14. Adult male, between 25-30 years old, according to the relationship between occlusal wear and age. He had a callus on the distal third of his left ulna as a result of a fracture sustained at some point in his life. No degenerative processes were identified. The individual had a robust build with a marked linea aspera on the femurs. Height could not be estimated because no long bones could be measured. However, the length of the skeleton was 157 cm (head-foot). br> The individual was lying in a prone position with the face resting on the right side. The upper limbs were laid out extend...
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ID  1997  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I15. Young male individual, 16-18 years old, based on the relationship between occlusal wear and age, and the non-eruption of the upper third molar. In terms of bone maturation, he was the youngest individual. The individual was generally of a not very robust build. No signs of degenerative disease or other pathology were observed. Height could not be estimated because no long bones could be measured. However, the length of the skeleton is 159 cm (Head - feet). br> The individual was lying in a prone position with the face resting directly on the floor. The upper limbs were laid out exten...
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ID  1998  -  Public access
Description :   T2-I16. Adult male, between 18 and 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. Their build was not very robust, with a linea aspera on the femurs that was not very marked. Despite the poor state of conservation, the maximum length of the right tibia (32 cm) could be taken to estimate the size, which revealed a height of 156.43 ± 2.31. The total height of the skeleton gave very similar values, 155 cm (Head - feet). The poor state of conservation of the remains did not allow the presence of any bon...
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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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ID  2009  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I05. Infant individual, sex was not estimated. Age: Subadult, based on tooth development and eruption, the age would be between 7 and 10 years old. Height would be between 74 and 98 cm. Individual located beneath Individual I6. Individual I5 is located in the central part of the tomb, in a prone position, parallel to Individual I4, near the main major axis of the tomb, but in the middle near the NE boundary. Their orientation was SE-NW (head-feet). There is not enough evidence to rule out body wrapping, but the separation between knees and ankles does not appear to be as expected when an ...
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ID  2010  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I07. Male individual. Age: Based on tooth wear, this would be an adult between 35 and 45 years old. The presence of incipient osteoarthritis in the vertebrae also supports this estimate. Height: based on the maximum length of the left femur and humerus, this is between 158 and 161 cm. Individual located on top of Individual I5, I16, I28, I36, and I37. Individual I7 was found in the center of the tomb, on the major axis, in a prone position with the forearms crossed at the chest and with a SE-NW (head-feet) orientation. The body was turned slightly towards the northern corner of the tomb, ...
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ID  2011  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I06. Adult individual, female, by the morphology of the coccyx. Age: from the morphology of the recovered auricular surface and the observed dental wear, it would be between 25 and 35 years old. Height, based on the dimensions of the femur, would be between 164-166 cm. Individual was situated on Individual I5, next to Individual I3 and with their legs under Individual I2. Individual I6 is located in the central part of the tomb, in a prone position, parallel to Individual I4, near the major axis of the tomb, but in the middle near the NE boundary. Their orientation was SE-NW (head-feet). ...
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ID  2012  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I08. Male individual by the shape and robustness of the skull (glabellar region, supraorbital region and inion) and the robustness of all the long bones recovered, especially in the arms, which show male sex discrimination in practically all the variables studied. Age: Young adult, over 25 years old, with bone growth completed but hardly any signs of arthrosis. For tooth wear, between 25 and 35 years. Height: Based on the dimensions of the long bones of the arms, it would be in a value close to 164-165 cm. The length of the individual in the tomb was 159 cm. For all these reasons, his heigh...
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ID  2013  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I09. Subadult individual, sex could not be determined. Age: Infant, based on tooth development and eruption, the estimate is between 9 and 12 years old. From the length of the long bones recovered from the arm, the estimate would be between 7 and 10 years. Height: between 90 and 102 cm. Individual situated underneath Individual I11. Individual I09 is located on the SE side of the pit, forming part of the edge. Located perpendicular to the major axis of the tomb, and oriented NE-SW (head-feet). Close anatomical connections on all recovered parts. Burial in densely packed space. The knees...
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ID  2014  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I10. Male individual, based on the morphology of the recovered skull and jaw. The skull was partially reconstructed. It is very masculine, with large mastoid processes and large, robust supraorbital ridges (superciliary arches). The recovered jaw also has a very distinct mental tubercle. Adult, over 25 years old. Age could only be estimated from dental wear and tear (between 25 and 35 years) and the lack of arthritic signs in all the recovered vertebrae of the spine, which had the appearance of those of a young adult. Height: Unable to calculate. The individual was only partially recover...
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ID  2015  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I11. Male individual, based on the morphology of the skull and jaw. The skull is very masculine, with very pronounced and masculine supraciliary arches and inion. The remains of the jawbone were partially recovered. It has a very distinct mental tubercle that is also typically male in morphology. Age: Adult, over 25 years old. According to tooth wear between 25 and 35 years. Height: From the maximum length of the right femur, it would be between 155 and 157 cm and from the length of the long bones of the left arm, between 152 and 155 cm. Individual located underneath Individual I10. Indiv...
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ID  2016  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I12. Female individual, based on the morphology of the recovered right coxal. The sciatic notch is very feminine, with a preauricular sulcus. Age: ADULT, by the tooth wear between 25 and 35 years old. Part of the pubic symphysis has also been recovered, in very poor condition, which appears to be between 30 and 40 years old. Height: Based on the maximum length of femurs and tibias, it would be in the range of 156 to 160 cm, and based on the length of the long bones of the right arm, between 158-161 cm. The individual had their head located in the southern corner of the tomb. They were fou...
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ID  2017  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I13. Female individual based on the gracility of the recovered bones. The diameter of the humeral head would also indicate a female individual. Age: Young adult, with completed bone growth, between 25 and 35 years of age at the time of death. Height: Unable to determine. Individual located under Individual I12. Individual I13 was located on the SW side of the grave, under individual I12, forming part of the edge of the tomb. Although only the hips and incomplete legs were recovered, the individual's orientation was SE-NW (head-feet). They were found in a lateral decubitus position, on ...
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ID  2018  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I14. Being a subadult individual, it was not considered desirable to determine the sex. Age: Subadult. According to epiphyseal unions, this is a young individual, close to maturity, between 16 and 18 years of age. Height: Based on the length of the femur with epiphysis, it would be between 161 cm (if it were a male) and 158 mm (if it were a female). Individual located beneath Individual I13. Individual I14 was located on the SW side of the grave, forming part of the edge of the tomb. The individual's orientation was SE-NW (head-feet), in a prone position. The head would have been foun...
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ID  2019  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I15. Male individual on account of the great robustness of all the bones present. Age: Adult, between 25 and 35 years old. Height: according to the maximum length of the left femur taken in situ, it would be in the range of 163 to 164 cm. Individual situated beneath Individual I16. Individual I15 was located in the central area of the grave, closer to the NE side, but not on the edge of the tomb. The individual's orientation was NW-SE (head-feet). The individual was lying in a clear prone position. The anatomical connections of ulna and radius were close. However, this was not the case ...
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ID  2020  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I16. Male individual given the high level of robustness of all the bones present. Age: adult, based on tooth wear somewhere between 35-45 years. The wear is much greater on the front teeth than on the rest, so cultural use of the mouth as a third hand for some actions is not ruled out. The upper incisors are shovel-shaped. Height: Could not be determined. Individual located on top of Individual I15 and under Individual I31. Individual I16 was located in the central zone of the grave, closer to the NE side without being at the edge of the tomb. The individual's orientation was SE-NW (head-...
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ID  2022  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I18. Female individual, based on the morphology of the recovered right coxal. The sciatic notch is very feminine. Most of the discriminants extracted from the variables of the postcranial skeleton are also very feminine. Age: From the morphology of the pubic symphysis, this is an individual between the ages of 18 and 25, whose bone development is not fully completed. The ischial tuberosity is not yet fused, which is consistent with a non-adult individual. Height: Based on the maximum length of the femurs and tibias, it is in the range of 148 to 150 cm. Individual situated on top of Indiv...
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ID  2023  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I19. Sex not determined as this is a subadult individual. Age: subadult, between 15 and 17 years old, based on the fusion of the epiphysis and the shape of the body of the recovered vertebrae. Height: could not be calculated. Individual situated beneath Individual I1. Individual I19 was located on the SW side of the tomb, near the west corner, with the head forming part of the boundary, while the body was positioned towards the interior of the tomb, perpendicular to its main axis. The orientation of the individual was SW-NE (head-feet). The position of the body seems parallel to the NW sid...
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ID  2024  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I20. Male individual based on the great robustness of the few bones recovered, for which variables have returned male values in all cases. Age: This is an adult individual, with completed bone growth and, based on the epiphyseal lines, between 25 and 35 years old. Height: could not be calculated. Individual located beneath Individual I1. Individual I20 is located at the W corner of the pit. Only the right humerus and ulna of this individual was preserved, in an anatomical position and with a close articular relationship.
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ID  2025  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I21. Sex not determined as it is a subadult individual. Age: Subadult based on the recovered epiphyses, diaphysis sizes and vertical diameter of the right femoral head, between 13 and 15 years of age. Height: could not be determined. Individual located beneath Individual I31. Individual I21 was located on the NE side of the grave, near the north corner of the tomb. Only the entire left leg and the right tibia and fibula were recovered from this individual. The body was parallel to the main axis of the tomb, turned slightly to the west. The orientation of the body was SE-NW (head-feet), al...
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ID  2026  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I22. Sex not determined due to the fact that it is an infant individual. Age: infant. Based on the development and eruption of the teeth, it was an individual of about 12 years +/- 30 months of age. Based on the length of the left femur, height would have been between 135-145 cm, depending on the sex. Individual located beneath Individual I1. Individual I22 was located on the NW side of the tomb. The head is in the north corner of the tomb. The orientation of the body was SW-NE (head-feet). The position of the body is lying in a prone position, slightly curved at hip level, where the legs...
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ID  2027  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I23. SEX: not determined, since it was considered an infant individual. AGE: subadult. Based on dental development and eruption, this is an individual aged 12 years +/- 30 months. HEIGHT: The length in grave of the individual was 144 cm. Individual I23 was located on the NW side of the tomb, in a separate bed of the NW edge of the tomb. The orientation of the body was SW-NE (head-feet), perpendicular to the major axis of the tomb and parallel to the NW edge of the tomb, although located outside the limits of the mass grave. It is physically separated from the group of individuals that mak...
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ID  2028  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I24. Male individual very robust in all bone pieces recovered. Although he was considered an individual with incomplete bone growth, the large sciatic cleavage was very masculine. Age: The individual was close to the completion of bone growth, between 18 and 25 years of age, closer to 25 years of age. Based on tooth decay, this would have been a young adult, between 25 and 35 years of age. For all these reasons, he is considered a subadult close to maturity, around 25 years old. Height: Based on the maximum length of the right tibia, this would have been between 162 and 164 cm. Individu...
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ID  2029  -  Public access
Description :   T7-I25. Male individual, based on the large sciatic notch and the great robustness of all the long bones recovered. Age: Adult on the basis of tooth wear and morphology of the auricular surface of the coxal, between 35 and 45 years old. Height: based on the maximum length of the left femur and tibia, this would have been in the range of 157 to 160 cm. Individual located beneath Individual I3. Individual I25 was on the NE edge of the tomb, placed in a prone position, parallel to the major axis of the tomb, with a NW-SE (head-feet) orientation. The anatomical connections are close in all insta...
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