Unitat de Cultura Científica i de la Innovació (UCC+I)
IPHES - Institut Català de Paleoecologia Humana i Evolució Social
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Two initiatives linked to the Atapuerca project, nominated for the National Geographic History +Historia Awards
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More than 350 people take part in the open day at the La Boella site
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The Espai Mammuthus of La Boella featured at the first Catalan Archaeological Museography Conference
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17 Erasmus Mundus Master's theses presented in Quaternary Archaeology and Human Evolution
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The Mammuthus Space receives more than 1,500 visitors during the first weeks
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Meeting between IPHES-CERCA and the City Council of Vandellòs and l'Hospitalet de l'Infant to assess the results of the excavation in La Balma de Castelló
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IPHES-CERCA participation in the 31st EAA Annual Meeting (Belgrade Virtual, 2025)
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IPHES-CERCA takes part in Campus Gutenberg 2025 with innovative outreach initiatives
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An IPHES-CERCA study reveals the complexity of predators that accumulated rabbit remains at Atapuerca
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The cannibalism of Atapuerca in France Culture, the public radio station of France
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The Eurasian eagle-owl, a nocturnal super-predator with unexpectedly complex feeding habits
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The Scavengers project to the RNE program A coup de Bit
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The First Modern Humans on the Iberian Plateau Were Skilled Hunters and Experts in Their Environment
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Locally adapted diets help explain the last days of the cave bear in South-Eastern Europe
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International workshop at IPHES-CERCA to advance the study of taphonomy and the conservation of Paleolithic remains
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IPHES-CERCA researchers take part in the summer course “The Neanderthals of El Sidrón in their evolutionary context”
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El Intermedio visits the sites of the Sierra de Atapuerca
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The magazine Muy Interesante reports on the earliest evidence of glacial fauna in the Iberian Peninsula, found at Atapuerca
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The Cova Eirós (Triacastela) fieldwork uncovers a second Paleolithic hearth
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