Next 19th of April 2024 a multidisciplinary seminar “La Marmotta, la perla sommersa del Neolitico. Progetti collaborativi e nuove ricerche…
A seminar on “La Marmotta”, a lakeshore Neolithic site, will be hosted at Pisa, 19th of April 2024
Neolithic
“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…
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…
Ends the first excavation campaign at Hayy Al-Sarh Neolithic site in the Al-Hajar foothills (Rustaq, Oman)
The first excavation campaign at the Hayy Al-Sarh Neolithic site, nestled in the Al-Hajar foothills of Rustaq, Oman, has come…
Invited Lecture at the Laboratoire Chrono-environnement – UMR 6249 CNRS-UFC
N. Mazzucco has been invited by the colleague Claire Houmard to present a lecture within the framework of the Mesolithic-Neolithic…
Conference FraMeS. Fragments, Memories, Stories (Pisa, 26th and 27th of October 2023)
Conference FraMeS. Fragments, Memories, Stories, which will take place in Pisa on the 26th and 27th of October, from 9:30…
The NeoNet dataset for Southern Atlantic Europe has been published!
A new dataset of radiocaron dates (NeoNetAtl) providing new curated radiocarbon dates for the study of the pioneer farming front…
New research on the way! Working at the National Museum of Archaeology at Malta
Currently at the National Museum of Archaeology a new research is being carried out by a PhD student Alice Vassanelli…