TRIVIAL GAME: HISTORY

In what year were the fossil remains of Neandertal 1, known as the holotype of the species Homo neanderthalensis, discovered?


DEATHREVOL PODCAST: "HISTORIAS DE LA PREHISTORIA"_SEASON 2

Today we celebrate our 4th anniversary!
We started this exciting project with the goal of unraveling the origins of the culture of death. Thanks to your curiosity and support, we have built a community with whom we can share this fascinating research. And to celebrate, we are pleased to announce that the second season of our podcast Historias de la Prehistoria is now available!
You can now listen to it on Spotify!


TRIVIAL GAME: OSTEOLOGY

Do you know which ankle bone appears in this photograph?


DEATHREVOL PODCAST: HISTORIAS DE LA PREHISTORIA_SECOND SEASON

We are turning the mics back on!
The second season of Historias de la Prehistoria  is underway.
More stories, more discoveries, more questions leading us to the origins of everything.
Premieres in April! Until then, you can listen to the first season on Spotify or on this website.


TRIVIAL GAME: SITES

Where were the oldest remains of Homo sapiens found outside of Africa, dating back more than 177.000 years?
Remember that on our website, you can find an interactive map to locate the site and a detailed sheet with more information.


TRIVIAL GAME: TAPHONOMY

What do you think caused the staining on this bone?


INTERNATIONAL WOMEN´S DAY

Under the Same Moon
Millions of years ago, on a night without history, perhaps a young hominin looked up at the sky. Above her world shone the same moon that now illuminates our nights, a silent witness to a lineage that would one day cross continents, survive ice ages, and name the stars.
On International Women’s Day, we remember Lucy and all those who, throughout time, have challenged imposed limits, explored the unknown, and changed the world.
Under the same moon, they continue dreaming, loving, fighting, researching, nurturing, creating. They continue making history.


TRIVIAL GAME: HISTORY

Which archaeologists excavated the Bilzingsleben site for more than three decades in the 20th century?
Listen to episode 1 of our podcast Historias de la Prehistoria or visit the interactive map on our website for more information.


TRIVIAL GAME: OSTEOLOGY

Which butterfly-shaped bone closes the eye sockets?


TRIVIAL GAME: SITES

In which Paleolithic site were the remains of several Neanderthals discovered, some showing evidence of having received care during illness or injury?
Learn more about this site with our interactive map: https://deathrevol.com/en/sites/