The next morning, we wake up with
sleepy. We went downstairs to have breakfast and then we leave on
foot to the Museum of Human Evolution(MEH). It is located 16 km west
of the Sierra de Atapuerca, location of some of the most important
human fossil finds in the world and declared World Heritage Site as the museum.
A guide shows us the most important
things of the museum, we saw some of the original and the oldest
fossils founded in the Sima de Los Huesos and a recreation of the
brig in which Darwin traveled. She has also explained us how our
ancestors were and how they managed to discover the fire, make tools,
and how the social organization was. There also was a large-scale
brain recreation.
After the visit, which I find quite
interesting, we went to Atapuerca to see the archaeological sites. We
had to wear a helmet for safety and they didn't let us take pictures.
In there the guide explains us kind of the same that in the museum.
The visit goes through the Trinchera del Ferrocarril, an artificial
passage of open limestone rock, that give rise to three of the most
important sites of Atapuerca: Sima del Elefante, Galería and Gran
Dolina.
After, we went to have lunch in a
small village named Ibea de Juarros and then we went to the Centro de
arquelogia experimental (CAREX) and there they explain us how our
ancestor did the processes of elaboration and use of the tools,
cabins, fabrics, ceramics or art works. She also teaches us how they
made fire, tools, haunt and you could see replicas of archaeological
materials.
Then we returned to Burgos and the
teachers let us free time, that was the best of the day because I was
tired and bored of explanations. We visited for the last time Burgos
and then we went to have dinner. Later, we returned to the hotel made
our bags and despite our effort we couldn't stay awake and we slept
early.
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