Wood, RachelArrizabalaga, AlvaroCamps, MFallon, StewartIriarte-Chiapusso, M-JJones, RhysMaroto, Jde la Rasilla, MSantamaria, DSoler, JSoler, NVillaluenga, AHigham, Thomas F. G.2015-12-100047-2484http://hdl.handle.net/1885/69976Since the late 1980s, northern Iberia has yielded some of the earliest radiocarbon dated Aurignacian assemblages in Western Europe, probably produced by anatomically modern humans (AMHs). This is at odds with its location furthest from the likely easternKeywords: chronology; Mousterian; Neanderthal; Paleolithic; Pleistocene; radiocarbon dating; Iberian Peninsula; Homo sapiens neanderthalensis; Sesamum indicum Aurignacian; Châtelperronian; Gravettian; Mousterian; Pleistocene; Radiocarbon; Western Europe201410.1016/j.jhevol.2013.12.0172020-12-27