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Alberto II de Mónaco en el Laboratorio de Arqueomagnetismo/CENIEH

Alberto II de Mónaco en el Laboratorio de Arqueología experimental/CENIEH

Alberto II de Mónaco firma en el libro de honor/CENIEH

Alberto II de Mónaco recibe el obsequio de un bifaz/CENIEH

Alberto II de Mónaco en el Laboratorio de Conservación y Restauración/CENIEH

26/07/2022

Albert II of Monaco visits the CENIEH

San Quirce site/M. Terradillos

21/07/2022

The CENIEH participates in reinterpreting the pre-Neanderthal site of San Quirce in Palencia

Nuevo fósil hallado en TE07/CENIEH

08/07/2022

The face of the first European found in Atapuerca

Prof. Robert Martin

01/07/2022

The CENIEH celebrates its 13th anniversary with a lecture on human reproduction

Body and mind/Emiliano Bruner

30/06/2022

Can a Neanderthal meditate?

Presentation of the book at Atapuerca site/Susana Santamaría y Fundación Atapuerca

28/06/2022

The CENIEH participates in a book dedicated to the role of hunting in human evolution

Digital reconstruction (computed tomography) of two skulls of the sample/Stanislava Eisová and Emiliano Bruner

14/06/2022

Study of the internal vascular system of the skull in American populations of the late Holocene

Remains of jawbone and teeth of Gongwangling skull/Xing Song

13/06/2022

'Homo erectus' from Gongwangling could have been the earliest population in China

Hominids have been digging for tubers and other subway resources for millions of years/J. Rodríguez

08/06/2022

Digging is not just a game for children in hunter-gatherer groups

M. Isabel Sarró and Marina Martínez de Pinillos/CENIEH

30/05/2022

The CENIEH organizes a course on European heritage science infrastructures

News and Events

Actualidad

Reconstructed DAN5 cranium / Michael J. Rogers and Karen Baab

16/12/2025

A New Fossil Face of Homo erectus from Ethiopia Sheds Light on Early Migrations Out of Africa

Examples of limestone Large Cutting Tools from Terra Amata /García-Medrano et al

Terra Amata archaeological site location /García-Medrano et al

12/12/2025

The Terra Amata site helps to understand the technological flexibility of the first humans in Europe

One of the sampling points in the Guadalhorce riverbed //Lucía Bermejo Albarrán

11/12/2025

The shape of sand grains reveals the distance traveled by rivers

Eventos

Poster 2025

VII CENIEH Distinguished Annual Lecture - 6 July, 2025

Cartel Día Darwin

6th DARWIN DAY - 12 February, 2025

Mtoto: The sleeping child in Afríca