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>The Neanderthal remains of the Abauntz cave on Navarra Televisión</span>
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The Neanderthal remains of the Abauntz cave on Navarra Televisión

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

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

Cova Eirós reveals new evidence of funerary use during the Bronze Age
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Cova Eirós reveals new evidence of funerary use during the Bronze Age

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Cannibalism in the Neolithic of the Iberian Peninsula on the Radio 5 program *A Hombros de Gigantes*

Cannibalism in Granada featured on France Inter’s Journal de 13h, on French public radio
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Cannibalism in Granada featured on France Inter’s Journal de 13h, on French public radio

The magazine Muy Interesante echoes the study on cannibalism in southern Iberia
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The magazine Muy Interesante echoes the study on cannibalism in southern Iberia

Three caves in Granada reveal that cannibalism in southern Iberia was a recurrent practice during the Neolithic
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Three caves in Granada reveal that cannibalism in southern Iberia was a recurrent practice during the Neolithic

Cranial Fossil of the Genus Homo Over 200,000 Years Old Discovered at Ruidera Site
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Cranial Fossil of the Genus Homo Over 200,000 Years Old Discovered at Ruidera Site

El Roc de les Orenetes resumes excavations at one of the most exceptional prehistoric funerary sites in the Pyrenees
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El Roc de les Orenetes resumes excavations at one of the most exceptional prehistoric funerary sites in the Pyrenees

Researcher Marina Lozano contributes her expertise to National Geographic on new evidence of Neanderthal dentistry
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Researcher Marina Lozano contributes her expertise to National Geographic on new evidence of Neanderthal dentistry

National Geographic's Historia Magazine Echoes 18,000-Year-Old Cultural Cannibalism Practices Documented in Poland
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National Geographic's Historia Magazine Echoes 18,000-Year-Old Cultural Cannibalism Practices Documented in Poland

The Sima de los Huesos population had a varied diet
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The Sima de los Huesos population had a varied diet

An IPHES-CERCA researcher advances the reconstruction of the Shanidar Neanderthals during a research stay at the University of Cambridge
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An IPHES-CERCA researcher advances the reconstruction of the Shanidar Neanderthals during a research stay at the University of Cambridge

The unprecedented state of preservation of a fossil from Southern Italy sheds light on Neanderthal facial morphology and the purported adaptations to cold climate
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The unprecedented state of preservation of a fossil from Southern Italy sheds light on Neanderthal facial morphology and the purported adaptations to cold climate

BBC Science Focus highlights the discovery of the arrowhead embedded in a human rib from Roc de les Orenetes
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BBC Science Focus highlights the discovery of the arrowhead embedded in a human rib from Roc de les Orenetes

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The Palarq Foundation echoes evidence of cannibalism documented in TD6 unit of Gran Dolina site

The magazine Muy Interesante echoes the process of reconstructing Shanidar's Neanderthal skull
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The magazine Muy Interesante echoes the process of reconstructing Shanidar's Neanderthal skull

New episode of cannibalism during the Late Neolithic uncovered at El Mirador cave (Atapuerca, Spain)
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New episode of cannibalism during the Late Neolithic uncovered at El Mirador cave (Atapuerca, Spain)

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