A Nature Communications study involving the University of Pisa shows that the phenomenon was driven by a slowdown in Atlantic Ocean circulation

The study, complemented by experimental archaeology tests, reconstructs the lighting systems used 14,000 years ago in the Bàsura Cave at Toirano, Liguria

The HARMOGE project is funded by the Italian Ministry of University and Research and conducted by a research team from the Universities of Pisa, Venice Ca’ Foscari and the CNR-ICCOM, in collaboration with the National Roman Museum

A study published in the journal Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences reconstructs the interactions between farmers and hunter-gatherers during the Neolithic period

Four new graduates presented theses on AI, deepfakes, digital theatre and cultural journalism

There are 201 granite columns in the city, an impressive presence that tells the story of Pisa’s power, its trade networks and its political role as a “new Rome”

The research published in the international journal PLOS ONE is coordinated by Jacopo Gennai at the Buca della Iena and Grotta del Capriolo sites.

Open day of the excavation site with guided tours by archaeologists on June 12

The discovery was made thanks to excavations carried out by the University of Pisa at Hayy Al-Sarh

The latest book by Gianluca Miniaci, Egyptologist at the University of Pisa