Tut de Fustanyà Confirms Human Occupations Dating Back More Than 40,000 Years in the Headwaters of the Ripollès Region
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Tut de Fustanyà Confirms Human Occupations Dating Back More Than 40,000 Years in the Headwaters of the Ripollès Region

15,000-Year-Old Hearth Remains Discovered at Molí del Salt, One of Catalonia’s Major Late Hunter-Gatherer Settlements
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15,000-Year-Old Hearth Remains Discovered at Molí del Salt, One of Catalonia’s Major Late Hunter-Gatherer Settlements

Chert reveals changes in human mobility during the Upper Paleolithic in the southern Pyrenees
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Chert reveals changes in human mobility during the Upper Paleolithic in the southern Pyrenees

Paleolithic humans already adapted their mobility strategies to survive earthquakes
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Paleolithic humans already adapted their mobility strategies to survive earthquakes

First evidence of Iberian classic Acheulean of North African origin discovered in Hortigüela (Burgos) in a study led by IPHES-CERCA
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First evidence of Iberian classic Acheulean of North African origin discovered in Hortigüela (Burgos) in a study led by IPHES-CERCA

An international debate redefines the Acheulean, a key period of human evolution
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An international debate redefines the Acheulean, a key period of human evolution

A study shows technological diversification in Europe 400,000 years ago
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A study shows technological diversification in Europe 400,000 years ago

Humans and carnivores shared chamois hunting 17,000 years ago in the Ancares Mountains (Galicia)
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Humans and carnivores shared chamois hunting 17,000 years ago in the Ancares Mountains (Galicia)

The First Modern Humans on the Iberian Plateau Were Skilled Hunters and Experts in Their Environment
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The First Modern Humans on the Iberian Plateau Were Skilled Hunters and Experts in Their Environment

International workshop at IPHES-CERCA to advance the study of taphonomy and the conservation of Paleolithic remains
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International workshop at IPHES-CERCA to advance the study of taphonomy and the conservation of Paleolithic remains

New Neanderthal Hearth Discovered at the Coves de Moià, Dating Back Nearly 40,000 Years
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New Neanderthal Hearth Discovered at the Coves de Moià, Dating Back Nearly 40,000 Years

Evidence of cannibalism 18,000 years ago Researchers analyse traces of manipulation of human remains from Maszycka Cave
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Evidence of cannibalism 18,000 years ago Researchers analyse traces of manipulation of human remains from Maszycka Cave

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Stones in transit: Exploring the relationships between lithic technology and mobility in the Middle and Upper Palaeolithic

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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 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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Human palaeoecology and climate change in the Palaeolithic: isotopic analysis in vertebrate teeth

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