paleontology

A transdisciplinary study of the dietary evolution of the first agricultural and pastoral communities in Central Europe.

450,000 years ago, technological and subsistence advances could have helped to overcome climatic conditions marked by aridity and cold.

A master's thesis directed at IPHES-CERCA wins third place in the Young Researchers Awards 2020 contest.

The Neanderthal camps at Cova de les Teixoneres maintained their basic structure for more than 20,000 years.

The discovery is the result of the research of an international team composed by specialists from IPHES-CERCA, URV, University Mohammed Premier of Oujda and INSAP.

The work has had the participation of Marina Lozano, a researcher at the IPHES-CERCA-URV who has analyzed the milk tooth included in this study.

The first Palaeolithic cave paintings in Galicia were discovered at this site in 2011.

Two million years ago, hominins living in Tanzania exploited very diverse ecosystems.

An IPHES researcher participates in the documentary about Olduvai, the cradle of Humanity, which is broadcast by TVE from December 18 to 20.

Its author is Bienvenido Martínez-Navarro, paleontologist, ICREA researcher at IPHES and associate professor at URV.