Short Bio

After completing my master’s degree in Quaternary Archaeology and Human Evolution, I decided to pursue geoarchaeological studies as a general framework for the study of human evolution. This led me to work as a laboratory technician at IPHES where I learned the principles of soil micromorphology as it is a valuable tool for understanding and contextualizing archaeological contexts. My PhD focuses on the use of micromorpholgy techniques for Middle-to-Upper Paleolithic transition sites in Iberia.