Papers by Jose Morillas Villanueva
El Patrimonio Arqueológico: de las trincheras a la sociedad. La Granada invisible, 2017
The cave of Virués and Martínez is an exceptional recent discovery by members of the Iliberis Spe... more The cave of Virués and Martínez is an exceptional recent discovery by members of the Iliberis Speleological Club (Grupo Espeleológico Ilíberis) in Sierra Elvira (Granada, southern Spain). A range of archaeological materials had been found inside the cave including a collection of pottery, flint artifacts, and human bones. Preliminary analyses date back these materials towards the end of the iv Millennium BC. Most of the pottery and lithic pieces were complete and arranged as they were first laid around the cave by the prehistoric communities. The primary use of the cave might have been as a burial.
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Papers by Jose Morillas Villanueva