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IPHES and ICAC join forces on research and museological projects on livestock and pastoralism

On February 9th and 23th a seminar will be carry out at Tarragona

Between 7,200 and 3,100 years ago humans from Sierra de Atapuerca included in their diet domestic dog, wild cat, fox and badger

As it is recorded on the evidence of culinary processing and human tooth marks In the continental Europe the consumption of these species was limited at that time

A monolith dedicated to Camp dels Ninots, first step to enhance the attraction of this 3.1 million years old site

A tour through several panels will be offered soon to explain how life and the environment were at that time

Debate with Eudald Carbonell about violence, solidarity, inequality and compassion within Prehistory course of the History Degree from the URV

He also talked about issues such as what is a violent act, bioethics, morality and ethology, among other topics.

New data on stone percussive activities carried out by hominids at Orce 1.4 to 1.3 million years ago

Percussive technology dates back to the earliest stages of humanization and is therefore a key aspect for understanding how first cultures evolved

Lynx cubs are responsible of many of the alterations observed on rabbit bones found at archaeological sites

This is confirmed by a research lead by the IPHES and now published by the journal Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology, Palaeoecology

A giant shrew which lived in Atapuerca about 1.2 million years ago consumed mammals larger than it to complement its diet

As it’s evidenced by the marks in a mole humerus, some depressions caused by bites, that haven’t been recorded before in small mammals

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IPHES and ICAC join forces on research and museological projects on livestock and pastoralism

Between 7,200 and 3,100 years ago humans from Sierra de Atapuerca included in their diet domestic dog, wild cat, fox and badger

A monolith dedicated to Camp dels Ninots, first step to enhance the attraction of this 3.1 million years old site

Debate with Eudald Carbonell about violence, solidarity, inequality and compassion within Prehistory course of the History Degree from the URV

New data on stone percussive activities carried out by hominids at Orce 1.4 to 1.3 million years ago

Lynx cubs are responsible of many of the alterations observed on rabbit bones found at archaeological sites

A giant shrew which lived in Atapuerca about 1.2 million years ago consumed mammals larger than it to complement its diet

First in-person classes in the frame of the Anthropology and Human Evolution degree taught by the URV and UOC

History Degree students from the URV made a one day practical course at IPHES

The new IPHES website

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