<p>The results of the excavation of two archaeological sites from the Bronze Age in the province of Soria bring forward valuable information on the structure and town planning of the villages set up on high grounds in the second and third millennium BC, which are the oldest villages known in the upper area Duero river.</p><p>The building materials found on the sites tell us on the architectural solutions used in those villages. Their distribution, as well as the outlay of the household objects allow for an interpretation of the organization of the villages and the specialization of activities in relation to the different rooms.<br />In this way, one is provided with relevant information for a virtual reconstruction of these villages, complying with archaeological findings and integrating them into a digital model of the area.</p>

<p>The archaeological site of La Poza in Baltanás (Palencia) provides new data on medieval rural society in the area of El Cerrato between the ninth and thirteenth centuries. Again emergency archaeology has allowed the recovery of a settlement destined to disappear new data that provide insight into early medieval domestic architecture held in perishable materials.</p>