Gabriel Ángel Servera Vives

Gabriel Ángel Servera Vives is a Ramón y Cajal Researcher in History and Theory of Art at the University of the Balearic Islands. He teaches courses across History and Primary Education degree programs with a specialized focus on prehistoric periods.

His research expertise centers on Archaeology and Prehistory, particularly regarding the Balearic Islands. Key research areas include:

• Prehistoric communities
• Balearic Islands archaeology
• Material culture analysis
• Archaeological heritage management
• Contemporary archaeologies

Dr. Servera Vives is an active member of the Material Culture and Archaeological Heritage Management (ArqueoUIB), a Consolidated R+D+I Group at UIB. His work contributes significantly to understanding Mediterranean prehistoric societies with regional specialization in the Balearic archipelago.

As an educator, he teaches core courses including Prehistory I, Prehistory II, and specialized topics like Prehistory in the Balearic Islands. He supervises Final Degree Projects for both History and Primary Education students. His office is located in room AC09 on the ground floor of the Ramon Llull building, where he holds tutorial sessions on Mondays from 11:00 to 12:30.