Daniel Justel Vicente

Daniel Justel Vicente is an Assistant Professor in the Department of History and Philosophy at Universidad de Alcalá, Spain. His academic work is centered on Ancient History, particularly focusing on the ancient Near East during the Late Bronze Age. He is an active member of the research group CAntA / AWA (Ciencias de la antigüedad en Alcalá – The ancient world at Alcalá), contributing to interdisciplinary studies on antiquity.

His primary research interests lie in the social and legal structures of ancient societies, with a specific focus on childhood in the ancient Near East. This includes examining legal texts, societal norms, and familial relations in Mesopotamian and Levantine cultures between 1500 and 1100 BCE. His work bridges historical, anthropological, and legal methodologies to understand early conceptions of childhood and personhood.

Daniel Justel earned his doctorate from the Universidad de Zaragoza in 2012 with a thesis titled Aspectos legales de la infancia en el Próximo Oriente antiguo durante el Bronce reciente (ca. 1500-1100 a. C.), supervised by Dr. Juan Pablo Vita. His doctoral research laid the foundation for his ongoing contributions to the study of ancient legal systems and social history.

No scientific awards or publications are listed in the available data. There is no information about student supervision, grants, or laboratory affiliations. Further details may be available through institutional or research group channels.