Pontecosi is an open-air site next to the banks of the homonymous lake near Pieve Fosciana (LU, Italy). The University…
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PreIStoriA participated in the JRC “Healthy Biodiversity and Sustainable Food Systems”
Today, as part of the JRC initiative “Healthy Biodiversity and Sustainable Food Systems,” a short presentation by N. Mazzucco explored…
Published a new article on marmble Copper Age beads
A new article “Marble for beads during the Copper Age in Tuscany (Italy): products and techniques” has been published on…
A review article of “T. Watkins – Becoming Neolithic. The Pivot of Human History” has been published on the European Journal of Archaeology
The Neolithic and its origins remain among the most debated topics in archaeology, with extensive literature on the subject. Adding…
PreIStoriA participates in a study on grinding tools from La Marmotta (Neolithic)
The early Neolithic site of La Marmotta is located on the shore of a lake of volcanic origin on the…
New study campaign of the Pindus (Greece) Mousterian artefacts
The second study campaign of Mousterian artifacts found around the village of Samarina, in the Pindus mountain range (northwestern Greece),…
Preistoria Pisa at the 30th European Association of Archaeologists meeting
From August 28 to 31, the University of Rome La Sapienza hosted the 30th annual meeting of the European Association…
Workshop “NUOVI DATI DELLE RICERCHE PREISTORICHE NEL TERRITORIODI CAMAIORE”
On July 24, 2024, a study day was held at the Civic Archaeological Museum of Camaiore (LU) to review the…
New publication assessing the stratigraphies of Mousterian sites in NW Tuscany
Buca della Iena, Grotta del Capriolo and Grotta del Cervo are three small sites in the hills next to the…
The first excavation campaign at the Mesolithic site of Monte Frignone (San Romano in Garfagnana, Lucca) has concluded.
The remains of a hunter-gatherer camp have been uncovered a few hundred meters from Monte Frignone. The archaeological mission of…