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OPEN Call 2025-II

Conservation and Restoration CR2025-I open from 5th March to 5th April

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Loess (China central)/Hong Ao.

Dispersal of Homo sapiens from Southeast Africa to East Asia/ Hong Ao

09/01/2024

Strong monsoons facilitated the dispersion of Homo sapiens to East Asiaiental

Rock glacier of La Paúl ( Posets, Pirineos, 2020)/Adrián Martínez Fernández

04/01/2024

The Pyrenean rock glacier of La Paúl is moving almost 40 cm per year

Migration map/R. Scott et al

14/12/2023

America's native population arises from a single wave of Asian migration

A herd of saber-toothed tigers feed on freshly killed prey under the watchful eyes of hominids/Jesús Rodríguez. @trophic

29/11/2023

Turnover in the Iberian fauna reduced the availability of carrion one million years ago

Comparison between: (a) the supposed geometric engravings in the Rising Star cave suggested by Berger et al. in the Drimolen paleocave complex (b-d) which has created similar geometric patterns with crosshatching that are not of anthropogenic origin/M. Martinón-Torres et al

10/11/2023

There is no proof that 'Homo naledi' exhibited cognitively advanced behaviors

Teeth from the study/S. Blasco Moreno et al

09/11/2023

Are human teeth from Europe and Africa different?

Hyraxes mandible/René Bobe et al

Sunset at Gorongosa/M. Sier

19/10/2023

The CENIEH participates in the finding of the first Miocene fossils in East Africa

Hominids confronting a hyena in direct competition for carrion /Jesús Rodríguez

28/09/2023

The earliest Europeans were efficient scavengers

Presentación de la Noche Europea de los Investigadores/CENIEH

25/09/2023

Four sites for the Fourteenth European Researchers Night in Burgos

Skull from the Marcenejas cave before its restoration/Pilar Fernández Colón

22/09/2023

A Roman-period cranial tumor case is detected

News and Events

Actualidad

Fragmento (ATE7-1) izquierdo de la cara de un individuo asignado a Homo aff. erectus recuperado en el nivel TE7 de la Sima del Elefante (Sierra de Atapuerca, Burgos)/ Maria D. Guillén, IPHES-CERCA.

12/03/2025

Atapuerca rewrites the history of Europe’s first inhabitants

Bone tool made on humerus of a 1.5-million-year-old elephant. Credit: Laboratorio de Arqueología del Pleistoceno-CSIC

05/03/2025

New findings reveal systematic production of bone tools 1.5 million years ago

Stone tool/Ellie Scerri

26/02/2025

Earliest Evidence for Humans in Rainforests

Eventos

Cartel Día Darwin

6th DARWIN DAY - 12 February, 2025

Cartel de presentación

Children's Book - 1st February, 2025

Mtoto: The sleeping child in Afríca