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<b><i>Nature</i></b><b> features IPHES-CERCA’s discovery of Palaeolithic cave art at Cova de la Font Major</b>
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Nature features IPHES-CERCA’s discovery of Palaeolithic cave art at Cova de la Font Major

Cova de la Font Major challenges the traditional map of European Palaeolithic art
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Cova de la Font Major challenges the traditional map of European Palaeolithic art

The magazine Nature selects images of Neanderthal remains recovered from the Abauntz cave (Arraitz-Orkin, Navarra) among the Images of the Month for October.
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The magazine Nature selects images of Neanderthal remains recovered from the Abauntz cave (Arraitz-Orkin, Navarra) among the Images of the Month for October.

From human evolution to the archaeology of waste: IPHES-CERCA celebrates Science Week with activities for all ages
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From human evolution to the archaeology of waste: IPHES-CERCA celebrates Science Week with activities for all ages

<b>Two IPHES-CERCA researchers ranked among the world’s top 2% most-cited scientists</b>
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Two IPHES-CERCA researchers ranked among the world’s top 2% most-cited scientists

IPHES-CERCA hosts CERCAMENT workshop on psychological well-being in research environments
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IPHES-CERCA hosts CERCAMENT workshop on psychological well-being in research environments

From the Caucasus to China: IPHES-CERCA strengthens an international network to investigate human evolution in Asia
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From the Caucasus to China: IPHES-CERCA strengthens an international network to investigate human evolution in Asia

Mario Marqueta defends his PhD thesis, “<i>Anthropic and Non-Anthropic Factors in Bird Bone Accumulations at Pleistocene Archaeological Sites</i>” <b> </b>
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Mario Marqueta defends his PhD thesis, “Anthropic and Non-Anthropic Factors in Bird Bone Accumulations at Pleistocene Archaeological Sites”  

International study shows that Rome profoundly transformed the genetic makeup of the Iberian Peninsula, while later migrations had a much smaller impact <b> </b>
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International study shows that Rome profoundly transformed the genetic makeup of the Iberian Peninsula, while later migrations had a much smaller impact  

<span>Dr. Joan Martí i Castell, first rector of the Rovira i Virgili University, visits IPHES-CERCA</span>
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Dr. Joan Martí i Castell, first rector of the Rovira i Virgili University, visits IPHES-CERCA

First Neanderthal fossils discovered in Navarre: 46,000-year-old hand remains with preserved DNA
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First Neanderthal fossils discovered in Navarre: 46,000-year-old hand remains with preserved DNA

Museu Terra and IPHES-CERCA strengthen their collaboration on archaeological research at Cova dels Xaragalls
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Museu Terra and IPHES-CERCA strengthen their collaboration on archaeological research at Cova dels Xaragalls

IPHES-CERCA raises nearly €1,400 to support metastatic breast cancer research
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IPHES-CERCA raises nearly €1,400 to support metastatic breast cancer research

New archaeological surveys in the mountains of Vandellòs and Els Ports aim to uncover thousands of years of human occupation
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New archaeological surveys in the mountains of Vandellòs and Els Ports aim to uncover thousands of years of human occupation

IPHES-CERCA hosts the exhibition “<i>Women in Atapuerca</i>”, a tribute to the role of women in human evolution research
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IPHES-CERCA hosts the exhibition “Women in Atapuerca”, a tribute to the role of women in human evolution research

A 75,000-year-old wound could be the first evidence of a Neanderthal killed by a wooden spear
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A 75,000-year-old wound could be the first evidence of a Neanderthal killed by a wooden spear

IPHES-CERCA researcher Ruth Blasco appointed to the Scientific Advisory Board of <em>Open Research Europe</em>
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IPHES-CERCA researcher Ruth Blasco appointed to the Scientific Advisory Board of Open Research Europe

IPHES-CERCA Deeply Mourns the Passing of Palaeontologist César Laplana
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IPHES-CERCA Deeply Mourns the Passing of Palaeontologist César Laplana

Giraffe and hyena fossils dating back 4.5 million years discovered at the Baza palaeontological site
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Giraffe and hyena fossils dating back 4.5 million years discovered at the Baza palaeontological site

IPHES-CERCA contributes to the book “Collbató i Montserrat: una història mil·lenària, una història compartida”
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IPHES-CERCA contributes to the book “Collbató i Montserrat: una història mil·lenària, una història compartida”

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