Unitat de Cultura Científica i de la Innovació (UCC+I)
IPHES - Institut Català de Paleoecologia Humana i Evolució Social
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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
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First Neanderthal fossils discovered in Navarre: 46,000-year-old hand remains with preserved DNA
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Museu Terra and IPHES-CERCA strengthen their collaboration on archaeological research at Cova dels Xaragalls
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IPHES-CERCA raises nearly €1,400 to support metastatic breast cancer research
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The use of wood by Neanderthals Radio 5 A Hombros de Gigantes
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IPHES-CERCA hosts the exhibition “Women in Atapuerca”, a tribute to the role of women in human evolution research
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A 75,000-year-old wound could be the first evidence of a Neanderthal killed by a wooden spear
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IPHES-CERCA researcher Ruth Blasco appointed to the Scientific Advisory Board of Open Research Europe
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TAC12's "On Tour" program visits the excavation of the Barranc de la Boella
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IPHES-CERCA Deeply Mourns the Passing of Palaeontologist César Laplana
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Giraffe and hyena fossils dating back 4.5 million years discovered at the Baza palaeontological site
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National Geographic's 'Historia' magazine echoes the use of wood by the Neanderthals of the Abric Romaní
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IPHES-CERCA contributes to the book “Collbató i Montserrat: una història mil·lenària, una història compartida”
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The Palarq Foundation reports on the two rhinos discovered in the Cova de les Teixoneres on its YouTube channel
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The use of wood by Neanderthals in the 3rd Cat
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Dr. Palmira Saladié talks about the use of wood by Neanderthals on the program La Mecánica del Caracol on Radio Euskadi
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The Neanderthal world was made of wood, too
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Guided tour to the prehistoric site of Cova Gran de Collbató
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The Baza 1 site in Canal Sur
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New excavations at Barranc de la Boella expand the record of one-million-year-old stone tools and recover new remains of large mammals
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