Cal Sitjo prepares to excavate Mesolithic levels dating back 8,800 to 10,200 years
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Cal Sitjo prepares to excavate Mesolithic levels dating back 8,800 to 10,200 years

Cova dels Xaragalls provides new clues to how prehistoric communities managed their dead
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Cova dels Xaragalls provides new clues to how prehistoric communities managed their dead

IPHES-CERCA strengthens scientific collaboration with Tanzania in archaeobotany and ethnoarchaeology
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IPHES-CERCA strengthens scientific collaboration with Tanzania in archaeobotany and ethnoarchaeology

IPHES-CERCA investigates the use of fire and living conditions of prehistoric communities along the Danube
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IPHES-CERCA investigates the use of fire and living conditions of prehistoric communities along the Danube

A new species of amphibian that lived shortly before the extinction of the dinosaurs has been discovered in Huesca
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A new species of amphibian that lived shortly before the extinction of the dinosaurs has been discovered in Huesca

<i>The New York Times </i>features IPHES-CERCA-led research on Neolithic cannibalism in southern Iberia
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The New York Times features IPHES-CERCA-led research on Neolithic cannibalism in southern Iberia

<em>National Geographic </em>highlights the discovery of Neanderthal wooden tools at Abric Romaní
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National Geographic highlights the discovery of Neanderthal wooden tools at Abric Romaní

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Míriam Salas-Altès visits the program La Veu de Tarragona of Tarragona Ràdio talking about the Cova de la Font Major

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TAC12 highlights the study on the Paleolithic art of the Cova de la Font Major

<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

<span>El Punt Avui dedicates an extensive report to IPHES-CERCA and interviews its director, Marina Mosquera</span>
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El Punt Avui dedicates an extensive report to IPHES-CERCA and interviews its director, Marina Mosquera

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

<span>Dr. M. Gema Chacón talks about the use of wood by the Neanderthals of Abric Romaní in the program El Tren de la Història on SER Catalunya</span>
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Dr. M. Gema Chacón talks about the use of wood by the Neanderthals of Abric Romaní in the program El Tren de la Història on SER Catalunya

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  

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