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Book presentation in the Municipal Museum of Antequera

On February 2 was presented the book “Dolmen de Menga intervention 2005-2006. Investigating the genesis of an exceptional Neolithic monument”, a book that presents the work carried out by the ATLAS group and institutional collaborations of national and international researchers.

The speakers at the event were: Juan Rosas Gallardo, Councilman of World Heritage of the City Council of Antequera; Manuel Pimentel Siles, Editor of Almuzara Publisher; Araceli López Serena, Director of University of Seville Publisher ; Francisco Carrión Méndez, IP of the 2005-2006 excavation – University of Granada; José Antonio Lozano Rodríguez, principal research of the geoarchaeological study – CSIC and Leonardo García Sanjuán, Scientific Coordinator of the book and Director of the ATLAS group of the University of Seville.

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