David Quixal Santos

David Quixal Santos is a Professor in the Faculty of Geography and History at the Universitat de València, Department of Prehistory, Archaeology, and Ancient History. He is an active member of the Archaeological Research Group on the Mediterranean (GRAM), focusing on Mediterranean archaeology and the ancient Iberian world.

His research centers on the processes of Romanization in the Iberian Peninsula, particularly during the late first millennium BCE. His work integrates archaeological field data with historical and cultural analysis to understand socio-political transformations in ancient Mediterranean societies. Key areas include settlement patterns, material culture, and cultural interaction in pre-Roman and Roman Iberia.

The thematic focus of his research spans Mediterranean archaeology, ancient history, and Iberian prehistory. Although no publications are listed in the provided text, his academic background and institutional affiliation indicate a strong engagement with archaeological theory and field research in the western Mediterranean.

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David Quixal Santos has supervised at least one doctoral thesis, indicating his role in academic mentoring. There is no mention of research grants or funded projects in the available information. His primary research affiliation is with the GRAM group, which conducts interdisciplinary archaeological research in the Mediterranean basin.

The GRAM (Archaeological Research Group on the Mediterranean) supports fieldwork, material analysis, and theoretical studies in Mediterranean archaeology, providing a collaborative environment for researchers and students focused on ancient civilizations and cultural dynamics in the region.