The early Neolithic site of La Marmotta is located on the shore of a lake of volcanic origin on the…
PreIStoriA participates in a study on grinding tools from La Marmotta (Neolithic)
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PreIStoriA partecipates to the European Archaeology Days 2024 with “Catignano and its Neolithic Culture”
In synergy with other prestigious institutions, the Department of Civilizations and Forms of Knowledge has collaborated in organizing three days…
PreIStoriA participated to the first TRANSECT launching meeting at STARC (Cyprus Institute)
A two day meeting has been done to launch and present the TRANSECT project “IRP TRANSECT : TRANSitions Environnementales et CulTurelles…
The First Agricultural Machinery in Europe: The Use of Threshing Sledges During the Neolithic
The new article is part of the project “AGER” The article “Use-Wear Evidence for the Use of Threshing Sledges in…
PreIStoriA partecipates to “Incontri di Archeologia”
During the “Incontri di Archeologia” (Meetings in Archaeology. Excavations and surveys of the University of Pisa in Italy and abroad)…
Conference at the National Archaeological Museaum (MAN, Spain)
PreIStoriA participated at an open conference at the National Archaeological Museum (Madrid, Spain) “Bajo las aguas del Lago Bracciano: el…
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…
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…
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…
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…