Structuring domestic space in the Lower Magdalenian: an analysis of the fauna from Level 115 of El Mirón Cave, Cantabria

Documenting the intentional structuring of space by hunter-gatherers can be challenging, especially in complex cave contexts. One approach is spatial analysis discard patterns. Here, authors consider distribution faunal remains from Lower Magdalenian Level 115 El Mirón Cave, Cantabria, to assess a possible function for an unusual alignment rocks. Although it impossible determine whether was intentionally constructed, differences distributions taxa and specimen sizes on different sides this feature suggest that played role living cave's inhabitants.