IPHES - Institut Català de Paleoecologia Humana i Evolució Social
Media appearances
Diego Lombao: "The Barranc de la Boella is a unique witness to the technological change of hominins in Europe"
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The first advanced stone tools in Europe were made at the Barranc de la Boella site more than 900,000 years ago
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The excavation at the Cal Sitjo site in Sant Martí de Tous uncovers remains from 9,000 years ago
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Decoding Changes: Technological and Statistical Investigation of the MSA-LSA Transition in the Horn of Africa
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The first Homo sapiens who arrived in Pallars
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They discover an advanced material culture from 45,000 years ago in China
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IPHES-CERCA joins the celebration of 10 years of Traceolab, the Traceology Laboratory of the University of Liège (Belgium)
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Cal Sitjo de Sant Martí de Tous, jaciment clau per conèixer les darreres societats caçadores i recol·lectores i els primers agricultors de la Catalunya central
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IPHES-CERCA participates in the XIV Aragonese Conference on Paleontology
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The Barranc de la Boella site, key to understanding the first human occupations in Europe
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New 3D analysis of limestone spheroids from the Early Acheulian site of ‘Ubeidiya (Israel) indicates intentional imposition of symmetric geometry
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Les excavacions a l'Abric Romaní revelen un campament de tardor de comunitats neandertals caçadores de cérvols de fa 60.000 anys
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Multianalytical and quantitative approach to microwear due to use in lithic instruments
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Experiments on postdepositional abrasion in lithic materials
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Interview by Juan Ignacio Martin Viveros in the Cienciaes.com "Hablando con Científicos" podcast
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New studies of unique stone tools excavated from Nahal Mahanayeem Outlet (NMO) on the Jordan River bank reveal the innovation and dexterity of Paleo-Hula Valley hunters of giant cows 60,000 years ago
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The excavation at the Cantacorbs site (Rojals-Montblanc) will make it possible to date the Neolithic occupations in the Prades mountains
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They find Neolithic habitat structures in Catalonia
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