Application of photogrammetry and laser scanner on the Bronze Age structures of the Castillejos de Luna cist tomb necropolis (Pizarra, Spain)

He holds a degree in History and a master's degree in Prehistory and Archaeology. He is a member of the Research Group PAI HUM 440. Specialist in virtual archaeology. He is currently working as an archaeologist and is working on his doctoral thesis about New contributions to the graphic, documentary and architectural study of funerary manifestations in the Geohistoric Region of the Strait of Gibraltar during Recent Prehistory.

He is PhD by the Department of History, Geography and Philosophy, University of Cádiz (Spain), where he is a member in the Research Group PAI HUM-440. He is specialist in Prehistoric Art of Southern Spain, particularly in the Palaeolithic period of the inner and coastal contexts of Cádiz. In the last years, he has been actively leading several projects regarding Palaeolithic archaeological sites, both in its material and ideological aspects.

He is PhD, is an archaeologist specialized in the study of prehistoric societies of the geohistorical region of Gibraltar Strait. He is an Associate Professor at the University of Cadiz and a member of the Research Group PAI HUM 440 and The Marine Research Institute (University of Cádiz).

He is a PhD in the University of Cádiz. Archaeologist specializing in recent prehistory in the south of the Iberian Peninsula, with a line of research in archaeometric analysis of lithic raw materials. Currently, I am focused on the study of funerary contexts between the 6th and 2nd millennium BC.

He is a professor of Prehistory at the Department of History, Geography and Philosophy, University of Cádiz (Spain), where he is a member of the Research Group PAI HUM 440 and The Marine Research Institute (University of Cádiz). He is a specialist in archaeozoology, especially marine mollusc seashells in the prehistory of the Strait of Gibraltar.

He is a doctor in Geology and Full Professor of Crystallography and Mineralogy at the UCA. Scientific manager of the XRD-FRX Division and scientific manager of the UGEA-PHAM, and member of the PAI-HUM-440 group. He has been visiting professor at the universities of Sonora, UNAM, and Lisbon, Calabria, Rennes, Nantes (Erasmus). He works in Archaeometry of archaeological materials from different periods, Geoarchaeology and studies of Historical-Artistic Heritage, with a special interest in archaeomineralogy.

He is a doctor in Medieval History from the University of Malaga and has a diploma in Arabic. Associate professor at the University of Malaga, he has been a researcher hired by the CSIC at the School of Arab Studies in Granada. His field of study is the history, historiography, archaeology and epigraphy of al-Andalus and the medieval Maghreb, a subject to which he has dedicated more than 50 monographs as author and editor. He is the scientific coordinator of the excavations carried out in the Sierra de Gibralmora.

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He is a professor in the Prehistory Area of the Department of Historical Sciences at the University of Málaga. His preferred line of research focuses on the study of the Phoenician presence in the south of the Iberian Peninsula, and its relationship with the native populations of the late Bronze Age. He is the director of the international archaeological excavation project at Cerro del Villar (Malaga). He has been a researcher on the German-French ARCHEOSTRAITS project, focused on the study of the early Iron Age on the northern shore of the Strait of Gibraltar.

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He is a PhD in History, Archaeologist and professor of Prehistory. Member of the German Archaeological Institute. He is director of the Revista Atlántica-Mediterránea de Prehistoria y Arqueología Social and researcher in charge of the PAI-HUM-440 group. He has been Erasmus professor at the universities of Algarve, Cologne, Rennes, Nantes and Paris. He works on the study of Pleistocene hunter-gatherer and Holocene communal tribal societies in the geohistoric region of the Strait of Gibraltar.