27/01/2026
Oldest hafted stone tools in East Asia discovered in China
A study published in Nature Communications, with the participation of IPHES-CERCA and URV, documents composite technology dating back 160,000 years
Department of History and History of Art
12/03/2025
Atapuerca rewrites the history of Europe’s first inhabitants
A study led by the IPHES and involving the URV assigns the oldest human remains found at Atapuerca to the species Homo affinis erectus and confirms that Western Europe was populated by two species of hominin more than a million years ago
29/01/2025
Twelve women take centre stage in the Equality Unit’s calendar of international art historians
Texts by the Department of History and Art History highlight the expertise of these women whose voices were ignored by the prevailing sexist attitudes of the day
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21/03/2024
The URV has designed a free online training programme to integrate immigrants into the workforce
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13/03/2024
Art History and Archaeology students explore 3D technology to disseminate cultural heritage
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22/12/2023
The documentary Rotspanier, the Spanish slaves of Nazism wins the Lorca Award for documentaries at the Granada Film Festival
Main Labels:
at Department of History and History of Art
ancient protein
arqueologia
Atapuerca
Catalan contemporary exile
Catalan Institute of Human Paleoecology and Social Evolution (IPHES)
contemporary history
Doctoral Degree in Humanistic Studies
evolució humana
gender
Homo antecessor
honorary doctorate
Honoris Causa
human evolution
human family tree
jaciments
Martí i Franquès programme
Paleoantropologia
Research
The First World War
women