“…Since the 1980s, there has been a quest for this empathy as a way to generate more meaningful learning (Ashby & Lee, 1987; González, Henríquez, Pagès, & Santiesteban, 2010; Santisteban et al, 2010; Domínguez, 2015; inter alia). With regard to the way in which this historical empathy is generated in teaching-learning prehistory, it is unique because unlike other historical times, which can be studied and understood via the archaeological record, completed by written texts, our knowledge of prehistory and the ‘anonymous’ groups that lived then only comes from their material culture.…”