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Tarragona Provincial Council consolidates its support for research and knowledge transfer in the region with a new call for grants
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Tarragona Provincial Council consolidates its support for research and knowledge transfer in the region with a new call for grants

IPHES-CERCA among the institutions with the highest scientific participation at the World Congress of Prehistoric and Protohistoric Sciences
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IPHES-CERCA among the institutions with the highest scientific participation at the World Congress of Prehistoric and Protohistoric Sciences

IPHES-CERCA promotes an international volume on dental microwear to reconstruct the diet of vertebrates from the past
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IPHES-CERCA promotes an international volume on dental microwear to reconstruct the diet of vertebrates from the past

Three caves in Granada reveal that cannibalism in southern Iberia was a recurrent practice during the Neolithic
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Three caves in Granada reveal that cannibalism in southern Iberia was a recurrent practice during the Neolithic

Excavating the origins of human adaptation: new fieldwork campaign at Oldupai Gorge, Tanzania
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Excavating the origins of human adaptation: new fieldwork campaign at Oldupai Gorge, Tanzania

IPHES-CERCA takes part in a major international conference on Neanderthals in Gibraltar
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IPHES-CERCA takes part in a major international conference on Neanderthals in Gibraltar

Marina Lozano takes part in the summer course “Paleobiología de los Neandertales: origen, vida y extinción”
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Marina Lozano takes part in the summer course “Paleobiología de los Neandertales: origen, vida y extinción”

New dates from Sima del Elefante provide key insights into the formation of the site
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New dates from Sima del Elefante provide key insights into the formation of the site

IPHES-CERCA participates in the 32nd Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists in Athens
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IPHES-CERCA participates in the 32nd Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists in Athens

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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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Second excavation campaign at the Pliocene site of Canal de San Clemente in Huéscar (Granada) comes to a close

Three adult parietal fragments allow estimation of cranial thickness in Homo antecessor
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Three adult parietal fragments allow estimation of cranial thickness in Homo antecessor

IPHES-CERCA Participates in the 23rd Racó dels Artesans – Plant Fibre Fair
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IPHES-CERCA Participates in the 23rd Racó dels Artesans – Plant Fibre Fair

Cranial Fossil of the Genus Homo Over 200,000 Years Old Discovered at Ruidera Site
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Cranial Fossil of the Genus Homo Over 200,000 Years Old Discovered at Ruidera Site

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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New excavations in Equatorial Guinea document human occupations between 40,000 and 20,000 years ago in the fluvial environments of the Ntem River

Atapuerca reveals a much more complete Homo antecessor population and confirms that cannibalism also affected adults
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Atapuerca reveals a much more complete Homo antecessor population and confirms that cannibalism also affected adults

The Conca de Barberà hosts the first edition of the “3D Archaeology” course for local young people
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The Conca de Barberà hosts the first edition of the “3D Archaeology” course for local young people

Atapuerca concludes a new excavation season with additional Homo antecessor fossils and major discoveries across its sites
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Atapuerca concludes a new excavation season with additional Homo antecessor fossils and major discoveries across its sites

Two complete rhinoceroses dating back 200,000 years discovered in the Cova de les Teixoneres, Moià
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Two complete rhinoceroses dating back 200,000 years discovered in the Cova de les Teixoneres, Moià

L’IPHES-CERCA lamenta la mort de la professora i arqueòloga Carme Olària Puyoles
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L’IPHES-CERCA lamenta la mort de la professora i arqueòloga Carme Olària Puyoles

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