Rebekah Evelynn DavisArchaeologistUniversity of Alcalá
Rebekah Evelynn Davis holds a bachelor’s degree in Humanities from the University of Alcalá (2024) and a master’s degree in Archaeology and Archaeological Heritage Management (2025) from the same university. In March 2026, she began her doctoral studies with a dissertation focused on the hunting strategies and use of wildlife by the first anatomically modern humans in the Iberian Peninsula.
She focuses her research career on zooarchaeology, taphonomy, and the study of bone tools associated with Neanderthals and modern humans, and she has participated in projects such as the ERC Starting Grant MULTIPALEOIBERIA. She has received a Collaboration Grant from the Ministry of Education and a Grant for Introduction to Research Activity from the University of Alcalá, both focused on the analysis of Paleolithic faunal assemblages from the Iberian Peninsula.
At the same time, she has worked as an archaeological technician on various field projects, participating in excavations in both prehistoric contexts and historical-period sites in Spain.
