HOYO NEGRO

Hoyo Negro Project awarded Best Practices Distinction by UNESCO

Drain the Oceans - National Geographic Channel

Tiny Lecture: Virtual Access to the Ice Age - Dr. Dominique Rissolo

Diving for the Bones of the Ice Age

Prehistoric predator fossils found in an underwater cave in Mexico

Yucatan Carnivorans Shed Light on the Great American Biotic Interchange

Hoyo Negro Lecture Event at the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City

3RD COLOQUIO INTERNACIONAL DE BIOARQUEOLOGIA
Recent taphonomic research presented at the 3rd Coloquio Internacional de Bioarqueologia at the Universidad Autonoma de Yucatan in Mexico
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5TH INTERNATIONAL PALAEONTOLOGICAL CONGRESS IN PARIS
Hoyo Negro researchers participate in the 5th International Palaeontological Congress in Paris
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AN EVENING OF PRESENTATIONS
Museo Nacional de Antropologia, Mexico City
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2018 OCEAN SCIENCES MEETING
UC San Diego-led digital documentation and visual analytics effort presented at the Ocean Sciences Meeting in Portland, OR.
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USING A VIRTUAL CAVE TO EXPLORE A REAL ONE
PBS Nova has featured work by a team of researchers at the UC San Diego Qualcomm Institute in a recent article in its NOVA NEXT online publication.
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FIRST FACE AMERICA
NOVA special features the story of Naia. Airs February 7 on PBS.
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Proyecto Arqueológico Subacuático Hoyo Negro
Round Table event at the Museo Maya de Cancun.
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Proyecto Arqueológico Subacuático Hoyo Negro obtiene importante premio en China
Hoyo Negro Project receives Field Discovery Award at the Shanghai Archaeology Forum.
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Abrirá en Campeche el primer Museo de Arqueología Subacuática en América
Hoyo Negro exhibition opens at new underwater archaeology museum in Campeche.
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INAH Fourth International Congress
Recent research presented at the INAH Fourth International Congress, Cultural Patrimony and New Technologies.
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Paper by Arano et al.
AIPnD Conference, Turin, Italy
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The Archaeology of Underwater Caves
Chapter on Hoyo Negro in new edited volume The Archaeology of Underwater Caves.
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Ice Age Predators Found Alongside Oldest Human in Americas
Some 13,000 years ago in what’s now the Yucatán Peninsula, a deep pit inside a cave became the final resting place for a menagerie of exotic animals.
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UC San Diego Research Sheds New Light on Life of Ice Age American
Together with their colleagues, researchers from the University of California San Diego have announced new findings about a skeleton nicknamed “Naia,” the earliest mostly complete human found so far in the Americas.
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