We provide a critical review of the evidence for the long-term use of marine resources and
coastal environments in human evolution and later development. We emphasise the …

Abstract The study of European Pleistocene Hippopotamus presents unresolved questions
and a lack of consensus among specialists being matter of hotly debate in the last decades …

Since the oldest known Acheulean lithic techno-typological features in Europe were
reported at the site of Barranc de la Boella (Tarragona, Spain), continuous fieldwork has …

Abstract The Red Sea has typically been viewed as a barrier to early human movement
between Africa and Asia over the past 5 million years, and one that could be circumvented …

A critical assesment of the available magnetostratigraphic and/or radiometric age constraints
on key sites bearing hominin remains and/or lithic industries from southern Europe (Italy …

This paper provides a summary of all available numerical ages from contexts of the
Moroccan Middle Palaeolithic to Epipalaeolithic and reviews some of the most important …

This paper is aimed to elucidate the ecological scenario in Italy in the Early to Middle
Pleistocene, when species of the genus Homo are known to spread across Europe in two …

The taxonomy, chronology and dispersal patterns of hippopotamuses in Western Europe are
still a matter of debate, despite the long history of researchers on these topics. In this …

This research aims to investigate the relationships between climate change and faunal
dynamics in south-west Europe, disentangling the asynchronous and diachronous dispersal …

Although the Pleistocene human dispersal is one of the most intriguing issues of
paleoanthropology, large sectors along possible migratory pathways are ill-defined or poorly …