Archaeologists have found that people living in the Iberian Peninsula used to ingest mercury powder around 5,000 years ago. The levels of mercury they found in the bones of the ancient people were ...

Infants buried at the Ullastret site in Catalonia died from natural causes, overturning previous theories of infanticide and sacrificial practices, according to a new study conducted by ...

The person, nicknamed “Pink,” whose facial bones were found by scientists, is thought to have lived in ancient Iberia roughly one million years before Homo Sapiens inhabited the European ...

Now the analysis of sexually dimorphic amelogenin peptides in tooth enamel has revealed that the the most socially prominent individual in ancient Iberian copper age society was not who we ...

The multidisciplinary study analyzed the remains of 15 children from the Iron Age settlement, providing new insights into the funerary practices and living conditions of the ancient Iberian ...