PreIStoriA participated at an open conference at the National Archaeological Museum (Madrid, Spain) “Bajo las aguas del Lago Bracciano: el…
Conference at the National Archaeological Museaum (MAN, Spain)
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A seminar on “La Marmotta”, a lakeshore Neolithic site, will be hosted at Pisa, 19th of April 2024
Next 19th of April 2024 a multidisciplinary seminar “La Marmotta, la perla sommersa del Neolitico. Progetti collaborativi e nuove ricerche…
Presentation of new results about final Mousterian Buca della Iena and Grotta del Capriolo sites at the 65th Hugo Obermaier Society meeting
In the last days Jacopo Gennai presented, on behalf of an international research group, new results achieved on the Buca…
Technological analysis of Mousterian lithic artefacts of Grotta di Equi Terme
During the month of March the Mousterian lithic assemblage of Grotta di Equi Terme has been re-analysed. The cave is…
“Pollen analysis of neolithic adhesives and comparative experimental archaeology” new research leaded by PreIStoriA
A recent article on the study of pollen grains trapped within adhesives substances from La Marmotta wooden sickles has been…
New research is out: “The first Neolithic boats in the Mediterranean: The settlement of La Marmotta (Anguillara Sabazia, Lazio, Italy)”
PreIStoriA participated in the publication of the dugout canoes from La Marmotta. This important research work is part of a…
PreIStoriA participates at the MESO2024 Conference, “The preboreal site of Cascina Valmaione”
The conference of the working group on the Mesolithic hosted at the Natural History Museum in Vienna is about to…
Starting pXRF analysis in the framework of CHRONOS project
The pXRF analysis of obsidians from the central Mediterranean has started in the Laboratory of Archaeometry and Diagnostic (LAD) of…
Lecture from Stefano Viola (PrEcLab, Univ. Milano)
Yesterday we hosted a lecture from our colleague Stefano Viola, that visted us together with Luca Perolfi, both from the…
Sampling ancient adhesives at Lucone di Polpenazze (Brescia, North Italy)
Thanks to our friend and colleague M. Baioni, we visited the “Museo archeologico della Valle Sabbia – Gavardo” and sampled…