| Popis: |
The man, as an individual and as a group, has a dwelling place conception. This approach, allows to interpret the lifestyles of societies in spatial significant contexts. It is not possible to isolate paleolithic societies of the space they dominated and they occupied in order to develop their daily tasks. Dwelling floors constitute a latent testimony of the lifestyles of paleolithic societies, from which little information remain, except thosestemmed from the excavation of deposits and from the study of the preserved art, both of them reflect the activities developed in the domestic space.Habitat patterns have to be understood in terms of spatial relations that the materials have among themselves, in a generic frame, the occupation levels. The Systems of Geographical Information, are indispensable tools for the management of spatial information primarily, but also functional or technological. |
