Prof. José Iriarte

Prof. José Iriarte, an archaeologist and archaeobotanist, focuses on the study of human-environment systems in Latin America's Neotropics and subtropics, the peopling of the Americas, plant domestication, agricultural landscapes, and the rise of complex societies. He leads the ERC-funded project "The End of the Journey: The Late Pleistocene-Early Holocene Colonisation of South America" (2019-2024), exploring human colonization during significant climatic and environmental shifts that led to megafauna extinction and plant domestication.

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Prof. Carl Henrik Langebaek Rueda

Prof. Carl Henrik Langebaek Rueda is a prominent Colombian archaeologist and historian, known for his extensive research on pre-Columbian societies in the Andes and northern South America. His work explores the dynamics of indigenous cultures, Spanish colonialism, and the interactions between native communities and the environment.

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