A UV study shows that mills, pounders, and palettes were used to produce colorants at Parpalló Cave

The UV has played a part in the discovery of a 3,500-year-old loom that sheds light on key aspects of the Bronze Age textile revolution

First in situ analysis of Mediterranean rock art using a non-invasive method combining smartphones and portable X-ray fluorescence

El tipus d’enterrament confirma que entre els fundadors de València hi havia població peligna, una tribu del centre d’Itàlia

The victims of the Pompeii eruption wore heavy wool cloaks and tunics, suggesting different environmental conditions in summer

Research finds evidence of continuous use of colourants during the Upper Palaeolithic in the southeast of the Iberian Peninsula

ArchaeChemis, la xarxa d’investigació en arqueologia i química de la Universitat de València, celebra deu anys amb una jornada

Un estudi d’innovació educativa mostra els avantatges de les noves tecnologies en l’ensenyament d’arqueologia

Coins recovered at Pico de los Ajos in Yátova confirm trade across the River Magro in the Iberian period

The human genome over the last 10,000 years is similar to that of current ethnic groups in southern Africa

Research by the University in Cova Negra, key to discovering that Neanderthal groups cared for children with Down syndrome

Study demonstrates for the first time that Neanderthals cared for and protected children with Down syndrome