(MAC) and the Centre d'Arqueologia Subaquàtica de Catalunya (CASC). Those later excavations uncovered some wooden bows which are believed to be the oldest Neolithic bows of Europe.

From an archaeological perspective La Draga has been of a particular interest because of the well preserved waterlogged organic material (bones, wooden remains, fibres, textile, seeds, leaves, mushrooms) retrieved from excavations that allowed for a clearer understanding of the past environment and past social dynamics of