Eugenio Bortolini

The paper analyzes extinct ibex population ecology and demographics using multidisciplinary methods on teeth from Riparo Dalmeri, revealing local origins, sex-specific diets, and seasonality changes.

The paper investigates whether Andean caravans reached the southern lowlands of the Parana-Plata basin during pre-Columbian times using multidisciplinary methods and finds no evidence of llama presence.

This study combines genetic data and mythological motifs to show that population movements and cultural diffusion shaped the distribution of myths globally, with evidence dating back to 38,000 years ago.

The paper presents genomic data from a Late Epigravettian individual in Italy dated to 16,980-16,510 cal BP, showing genetic replacement associated with the emergence of Late Epigravettian culture, pushing back the spread of a Balkan/Anatolian genetic component by 3,000 years.