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1 Million Years of Humans in Britain Guest Contribution by Mark Lewis and Chris Stringer, London – Page 6 network of heritage sites Magazine Issue 3 MaY 2019 Pioneering Belgium prehistorian the work of Philippe Charles schmerling – page 8 a milestone in research neanderthal discovery in Croatia celebrates 120 years – page 10 Preventive Conservation Managing the preservation of spain’s famous rock art – page 16 1 Million Years Of Humans In Britain guest contribution by Mark Lewis and Chris stringer, London – page 6 tewww.ice-age-europe.euLLING the STORY of iCe AGE PeoPLe in eUROPagePe an| 1 D eXPL ORING MagazinePLEISTO MayCene 2019 CULtURAL HERITAGE IntrOductIOn network of heritage sites welcome to the third edition of the ice age europe magazine! Ice Age europe Magazine – issue 5/2019 issn 2568-4353 we are happy to present the new issue, which showcases the editorial board many activities taking place in research and conservation, katrin hieke, nick Powe exhibition, education and communication at the ice age europe Publication editing member sites. in addition, we are pleased to present a special katrin hieke guest contribution by Mark Lewis and Chris stringer, natural Layout and design history Museum London, giving an overview of the early human Beate tebartz grafik Design, Düsseldorf, germany occupation of Britain (pp 6-7). cover photo neanderthal reconstructions, © neanderthal Museum the ice age europe network represents 20 archaeological sites Inside front cover photo with rich ice age heritage and their affiliated museums or visitor Mammoth figurine from Vogelherd, Photo: J. Liptàk, centers as well as research institutions across 7 european countries. © Universität tübingen at these sites, over 350 personnel are dedicated to the promotion of our common heritage – as scientists, managers, curators, ©2019 copyright: this magazine, all contributions and illustrations educators or guides. the sites, among them many world heritage contained herein are protected by copyright. no part of this magazine sites, attract close to 2 million visitors per year from europe and may be copied or reproduced without the written approval of the editorial board. this condition applies to all reproduction in electronic format. overseas. on page 5 you will find a brief overview of some of the recent network activities. You can follow the network and our members at @iceageeurope on twitter, facebook and instagram. if you are interested in becoming a member, a partner or have a press inquiry please contact our network office. we hope you enjoy reading! 9 18 Dr. Bärbel auffermann Chair of the ice age europe network Director of the neanderthal Museum, germany 32 35 Ice Age europe network Office projekt2508 GmbH riesstraße 10 53113 Bonn, Germany summerCamp, © paläon 39 email: [email protected] www.ice-age-europe.eu Magazine May 2019 Page | ISSN 2568-4353 www.ice-age-europe.eu Page | 3 Magazine May 2019 Page | cOntents neWs FrOM Ice AGe eurOPe – researCh anD ConserVATION the human occupation of Britain over the last one million years ............................................................ 6 networK OF HerItage sItes Mark Lewis, Chris stringer / natural history Museum, London, Uk Ice Age europe welcomes Bärbel Auffermann as new lead partner Wallonia – A cradle of Prehistory ....................................................................................................... 8 fernand Collin / Préhistomuseum, Belgium 120 years of Krapina neanderthals ...................................................................................................10 in December 2018, Prof. Dr. gerd-Christian weniger, director of eurOPeAn ArcHAeOLOGY dAYs 14-16 June 2019 Jurica sabol / krapina neanderthal Museum, Croatia the neanderthal Museum, founder and lead partner of the network ice age europe is a proud partner of the first european ice age europe, retired. the network is grateful for the many archaeology Days from 14 to 16 June, coordinated by the 50th anniversary of ekain’s discovery ................................................................................................12 years of successful cooperation under his leadership. in January french national institute for archaeological research (INRAP). team of ekainberri / ekainberri – the r eplica of the ekain Cave, spain 2019, his long-term Deputy Director Dr. Bärbel auffermann took the event will mobilise the entire archaeological community in Beyond the Muse – Museo delle scienze: research on the Late Palaeolithic site of over his position and thus became the new lead partner of the all european countries. the archaeology Days are dedicated to cornafessa rock shelter reveals unique evidence of bear hunting ...........................................................14 network. promoting and spreading knowledge about research, collections rossella Duches, elisabetta flor / MUse – Museo delle scienze, italy and heritage in archaeology. the main purpose of this event is to bring in new audiences not yet familiar with archaeology. the cave of Altamira and its preventive conservation plan .....................................................................16 alfredo Prada freixedo / Museum of altamira, spain on these days, all kind of activities are offered: from museum underground Mapping .....................................................................................................................18 “open house” events, workshops for families, conferences, nick Powe / kents Cavern Prehistoric Caves, Uk demonstrations, archaeological site tours, open house dig sites cenIeH as provider of paleoanthropological and geochronological datasets for the ArIAdneplus project ......20 and much more. find out about the programme here Joseba rios-garaizar, Maria isabel sarró Moreno, Cecilia Calvo simal, Mohamed sahnouni / www.journees-archeologie.fr. national Center for research on human evolution (Cenieh), spain Ice AGe eurOPe dAY 22 sePteMBer 2019 on sunday 22nd of september 2019, the ice age europe MaP of LoCations ................................................................................................................22 ice age europe Members at the national Museum and research Center of altamira, March 2019 network members will again invite everybody to celebrate our common ice age heritage on #IceAgeeuropeday! Last year, Bärbel auffermann studied prehistory, geology and anthropology many visitors followed the invitation and discovered one of the eXhiBitions at the universities of Münster and tübingen (germany). she has most fascinating epochs of human history, using all their been working at the neanderthal Museum since 1995 and was senses: from ice fest at kents Cavern (Uk), film workshops in climate changes in history: An Arkeologi Museoa exhibition (Bizkaia, the Basque country) .......................24 actively involved in designing and realizing the new museum, grotta di fumane (italy), concerts in altamira (spain), a iñaki garcía Camino / arkeologi Museoa - santimamiñe. Bizkaiko f oru aldundia, spain which became one of the most important and successful archaeo- treasure hunt at the palaeon (germany) to culinary discoveries Our mammoth – a giant now and then. A special exhibition at Vogelherd ...............................................26 logical museums in germany. in this role, she also actively parti- at MUse (italy). ewa Dutkiewicz / archaeopark Vogelherd, germany cipated in the founding and the development of the network ice age europe since the very beginning. eDUCATION anD CoMMUniCATION one of her many aims is to further advance the project of the serial transnational nomination of the neanderthals sites as Gibraltar, neanderthals, and the calpe conference ...............................................................................28 UnesCo world heritage and the revaluation of the famous alex Menez / the gibraltar n ational Museum, Uk neanderthal discovery site in the coming years. the future of the neanderthal Museum: Of, by and for all ....................................................................30 22 Bärbel auffermann / neanderthal Museum, germany InternAtIOnAL Ice AGe eurOPe PHOtO cOMPetItIOn FeBruArY tO MAY 2019 sept 8,000 grandmas ago .......................................................................................................................32 Barbara Bussola, niccolò Jacopo Camilloni, anita gubbiotti / f umane Cave - homo 3.0, italy this year we launched our first international photo competition 19 in cooperation with and as part of the Cewe Photo award 2019 dAY speleology – experience and adventure serving scientific research .........................................................34 "our world is beautiful" (open for submissions until 31 May 2019 Barbara spreer, hannes wiedmann / Museum of Prehistory Blaubeuren, germany at www.contest.cewe.de/cewephotoaward/en_gb/ice-age-europe). tOurInG eXHIBtIOn #IceAGeeurOPenOW we invite everybody to share what they find the most interesting since 2017, our outdoor photo exhibition has been installed in Prehistory for all ............................................................................................................................36 Véronique simbille / the Museum of n eanderthal Man La Chapelle aux saints, f rance about the ice age, where you might find traces today, or to public areas across europe to share our common heritage and reflect on the biggest differences. By entering, participants will fascination of the era of the ice age, which left so many traces treasure hunting at the paläon .........................................................................................................38
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