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This is how the last Neanderthals lived on the Iberian Peninsula

Sílvia Marimon

19-12-2025

The analysis of the remains of campfires at the Salt site

Hominids lit fires much earlier than previously thought

Sílvia Marimon

10-12-2025

A reproduction of a hominid lighting up about 400,000 years ago.

Fossils found in Kenya provide new details about what the hands of ancient hominids were like.

ARA

16-10-2025

On the left, researchers Carrie Mongle and Meave Leakey. On the right, a reconstruction of the hand of Paranthropus boisei found in Kenya.

A Neolithic dolmen hidden between dry stone walls in the heart of Cap de Creus

Aniol Costa-Pau

15-10-2025

The entrance to the Sopletes dolmen and, in the background, the dry stone wall built by a farmer.

The 300-kilogram boxer who survived the destruction of the Carthaginians

Sílvia Marimon

20-04-2025

The sculpture of the boxer from the Mont'e Prama necropolis

Hunters and gatherers were already sailing (without sails) in the Mediterranean more than 8,500 years ago.

Sílvia Marimon

09-04-2025

Excavation work at the Latnija Cave site by the scientific consortium led by Professor Eleanor Scerri of the Max Planck Institute for Geoanthropology (MPI-GEA) and the University of Malta.

The fossil face found in Atapuerca that "changes the story of prehistory"

Sílvia Marimon

13-03-2025

A researcher holds the discovered human facial bone fragment.