New article published by Ricardo Miguel Godinho and Célia Gonçalves in American Journal of Physical Anthropology. Digital models are now frequently used in biological anthropology (bioanthropology) research. Despite several studies validating
ICArEHB was featured in a report from País Positivo, a publication distributed with a weekly national newspaper, that also includes interviews with three of our researchers: Vera Aldeias, João Cascalheira
ICArEHB’s researchers Susana Carvalho and Ana Gomes will be participating as commentators in the webinar “From Forensic Anthropology, Primatology to Paleoenvironments and Paleontological Record Formation”, on the 3rd of August
Poster published by Cláudia Relvado in Ciência 2021 – online event. Ciência 2021 is the annual meeting of science, technology and innovation in Portugal. The event took place from the
Poster presented by Adriana Leite, Anne-France Maurer, Cláudia Relvado, Cláudia Umbelino and Ana Maria Silva in EMBIO – Early Medieval Bioanthropology, online event. View poster here
The ICArEHB Dialogues series was designed to represent the breadth of research that the centre covers and to engage researchers and the public from across the world with the research
New article published by Eduardo Paixão, João Marreiros, Laure Dubreuil, Walter Gneisinger, Geoff Carver, Marion Prévost and Yossi Zaidner in Quaternary International. In the archaeological record, Ground Stone Tools (hereafter
ICArEHB’s researcher and Development of Complex Societies group coordinator, Roz Gillis, will participate on the event “EZI 2021 Madrid 2nd Meeting of Iberian Zooarcheology” tomorrow, the 24th of June, with
New article published by Alice Toso, Simona Schifano, Charlotte Oxborough, Krista McGrath, Luke Spindler, Anabela Castro, Lucy Evangelista, Vanessa Filipe, Maria João Gonçalves, Antonio Marques, Inês Mendes da Silva, Raquel Santos, Maria João Valente, Iona McCleery and Michelle Alexander
ICArEHB’s Hugo Oliveira will participate on the event “Ploughing the Earth: Archeology of Agriculture (from the Neolithic to the Medieval Period)” next saturday, with a presentation dedicated to “Genomic analysis
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