In the fourth of the PREHISTORY MEETINGS scheduled for Friday, May 16th we will have the pleasure of listening to Elvira Visciola on: The Paleolithic population in Ancient Europe; analysis and interpretations of contexts, customs and rites of a culture. Those who follow us know the work of Elvira Visciola and her research that pays particular attention…
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https://youtu.be/6k09Gq8Ovjs Il secondo degli INCONTRI di PREISTORIA di venerdì il 21 Marzo 2025.Bruna Tadolini, autrice del testo L’evoluzione al femminile. Il contributo delle femmine all’evoluzione dell’uomoLaureata in Scienze Biologiche a Bologna, Bruna Tadolini ha percorso la carriera universitaria prima presso le Facoltà di Medicina e di Farmacia di questa Università…
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We publish the recording of the first of the PREHISTORY MEETINGS of 2025 which took place on February 26th.Donatella Livigni, Performer of Singing in Nature, teacher of Vocal Functionality and anthropologist of sound, deals with research and training in pedagogical-functional practices related to sound, voice and sacred spaces – sites equipped…
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We disseminate, share, broaden the focus on Italian Prehistory We are pleased to announce the new series of meetings that will be held during 2025. A unique opportunity to meet scholars, researchers and enthusiasts of a theme that we are passionate about and on which we are constantly engaged, Prehistory in Italy. Program of the…
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The recent death of Andrew Colin Renfrew, one of the great archaeologists of the last and present century, reopens the debate on the origin of the Indo-Europeans; his name is in fact linked to the Anatolian hypothesis as the original homeland of the Proto-Indo-Europeans, a theory opposed to the Kurganic theory of Marija Gimbutas, according to which the Proto-Indo-Europeans would be…
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In this section of the site we collect video documents, some unpublished for the Italian public, concerning Marija Gimbutas; we will continue the research and collection of such documents also to commemorate the scholar who inspired this site and whose death falls thirtieth anniversary this year. Lithuanian Chronicle 1994…
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kq_4SrRY7qA Eccoci giunt* all'ultimo degli INCONTRI di PREISTORIA prima della pausa estiva. Mercoledì 19 Giugno 2024 Giorgio Samorini ha presentato la sua relazione dal titolo Archeologia delle piante psicoattive in Italia e Maria Laura Leone ci ha parlato di Archeologia dell'oppio in Daunia: fra stele, vasi e figure femminili. Giorgio…
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Fourth of the PREHISTORY MEETINGS of 2024 On Wednesday 22 May we had the pleasure of listening to Professor Annaluisa Pedrotti again on Women and Men of Stone: a study of South Tyrolean stelae. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZJmQAnWAw4 The next meetings, now scheduled for autumn, will be communicated on the website www.preistoriainitalia.it and on the Facebook page…
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We propose two interesting events: Wednesday 22 May 2024 at 18pm Prof. Annaluisa Pedrotti – Women and men of stone: a study on South Tyrolean stelae. Wednesday 30 June 19 at 2024 pm the botanist Giorgio Samorini and the paleethnologist Maria Laura Leone will introduce us to an interesting topic on psychoactive drugs...
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(The recording of the meeting at the bottom of the page) 3rd Prehistory Conference in Italy 13-03-2024 18.30-20.00 pm Antonia Pintori – The female aspect in Nuragic sacred sources: the case of Noddule in Sardinia Guido Palmerini – The discovery of Palmerini ravine as part of research on rock art of the Abruzzo Apennines Antonia Pintori, degree in Cultural Heritage…
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