Unitat de Cultura Científica i de la Innovació (UCC+I)
IPHES - Institut Català de Paleoecologia Humana i Evolució Social
Media appearances
IPHES-CERCA and Abric Romaní take part in the documentary “Las últimas huellas del Neandertal”
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Three caves in Granada reveal that cannibalism in southern Iberia was a recurrent practice during the Neolithic
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Excavating the origins of human adaptation: new fieldwork campaign at Oldupai Gorge, Tanzania
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IPHES-CERCA takes part in a major international conference on Neanderthals in Gibraltar
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Marina Lozano takes part in the summer course “Paleobiología de los Neandertales: origen, vida y extinción”
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New dates from Sima del Elefante provide key insights into the formation of the site
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IPHES-CERCA participates in the 32nd Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists in Athens
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This month, Sàpiens magazine features a report on the SCAVENGERS project
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Second excavation campaign at the Pliocene site of Canal de San Clemente in Huéscar (Granada) comes to a close
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Three adult parietal fragments allow estimation of cranial thickness in Homo antecessor
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IPHES-CERCA Participates in the 23rd Racó dels Artesans – Plant Fibre Fair
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Cranial Fossil of the Genus Homo Over 200,000 Years Old Discovered at Ruidera Site
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New excavations in Equatorial Guinea document human occupations between 40,000 and 20,000 years ago in the fluvial environments of the Ntem River
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Atapuerca reveals a much more complete Homo antecessor population and confirms that cannibalism also affected adults
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The magazine Sàpiens reports on the two rhinoceros skeletons recovered at the site of the Cova de les Teixoneres (Moià)
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The Conca de Barberà hosts the first edition of the “3D Archaeology” course for local young people
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The new remains of Homo antecessor on RTVE
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Atapuerca concludes a new excavation season with additional Homo antecessor fossils and major discoveries across its sites
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Canal Taronja Central focuses on the rhinos discovered in Moià
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