Day: March 8, 2026

For a long time, Prehistory was told from a partial perspective: hunters, explorers, male protagonists.

Women appeared in the background, almost invisible.

The archaeological record has no ideology, but our questions do. We do not only interpret findings through a cultural framework; we also formulate hypotheses, prioritize research, and construct narratives from within it.

Recognizing bias does not weaken science, it strengthens it.

Revisiting the past also means revisiting our perspective.

On this International Women’s Day, we stand for a science capable of questioning itself. Because understanding how we construct knowledge helps us understand who we were and who we want to become.