Gabriel Ángel Servera Vives

Gabriel Ángel Servera Vives is a Researcher holding a prestigious Ramón y Cajal position in the Historical Sciences and Theory of the Arts department at Universitat de les Illes Balears (UIB). He maintains an active teaching schedule across multiple academic programs including History and Primary Education degrees.

His research specialization focuses on archaeological studies with particular emphasis on prehistoric communities and the cultural heritage of the Balearic Islands. He is affiliated with the 'Cultura Material y Gestión del Patrimonio Arqueológico (ArqueoUIB)' research group, a consolidated R&D+i structure at UIB.

Dr. Servera Vives teaches a comprehensive range of courses including Introduction to Prehistoric Communities, Prehistory I & II, Prehistory of the Balearic Islands, and Archaeologies of the Present across Bachelor's and Master's programs. His teaching spans both history-focused degrees and education training programs.

His specialties in Archaeology and Prehistory demonstrate a strong regional focus on Mediterranean contexts with particular expertise in Balearic Island prehistory. His office is located in room AC09 on the ground floor of the Ramon Llull building, and he maintains academic profiles through ORCID, ResearcherID, and Dialnet.