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Gabriele Terlato is a zooarchaeologist interested in the evolution of human behavioural ecology and subsistence. His research primarily focuses on analysing faunal remains from Palaeolithic sites in order to investigate various aspects such as taphonomy, the development of tactics and techniques related to human subsistence, site formation and human-carnivore interactions.
He has trained et worked at important centres of Palaeolithic research in Europe: the University of Ferrara (Italy), the University of Tübingen (Germany), University of Cantabria (Spain). He carried out quantitative zooarchaeological analysis of bone remains from several key sites in Italy, Spain and Croatia. Alongside these analyses, he has applied closer integration of zooarchaeological data with other biomolecular analyses, such as stable isotopes of carbon and nitrogen.
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