Archaeology

[20/10/2009]

Oreopithecus bambolii

Since the time of its first description (in 1872), the taxonomic and phylogenetic status, as well as the positional behaviour, of Oreopithecus bambolii have represented some of the most controversial issues in paleoprimatology.

[Date: 2008-07-08]
The discovery that the origin of the human species is very likely not as described on history school books, should appear shocking. By contrast, it is well-known that archaeologists and, more specifically, anthropologists, update daily our history.

[2009-05-18]
Session call, submitted to the EAA in November 2008, to be organized during the next EAA - European Archaeological Association - Annual Meeting which will be held in ITALY, Riva del Garda, 15-20 September 2009

[Date: 2008/12/16]
With the end of the Middle Palaeolithic and the arrival of the Neanderthal man, there appear the first religious documentations about burial practices and the dead worship.

DOI: 10.3268/lswn.2008.12.16

2008/04/08
An extraordinary discovery of a place of worship dating back to 9000 B.C. has been made in Turkey.