New findings in historical archaeology in Spain and Europe reveal secrets of everyday life
From a temple of Minerva in Cuenca to a Viking sword in Norway: discover the latest historical archaeology findings that are changing the past.
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The grammar hidden behind Paleolithic cave art
Did Paleolithic artists have a visual language? A study reveals the hidden grammar and rules behind the cave art of Spain.
Discovery of an exceptional Tartessian bronze chariot in Badajoz
A unique 2.500-year-old bronze chariot has been discovered in Turuñuelo. An exceptional find that links the Tartessian culture with Italy.
Charles V recovers his arm and sword in the heart of Granada
Finally complete! The statue of Charles V in Granada has regained its arm and sword after 20 years. Discover the details of its extensive restoration.
Lalibela: The Mystery of the New Jerusalem in Ethiopia
Discover the enigma of the churches of Lalibela. A journey through the rock-hewn temples, a World Heritage Site and the spiritual heart of Ethiopia.
Who was Antonio Meucci, the true creator of the telephone?
Discover who Antonio Meucci was, how he invented the telettrophone, and why his merit was overshadowed by Alexander Graham Bell.
Ancient astronomical structure from the Caral culture found in Peru
Archaeologists in Áspero find an astronomical structure of the Caral culture, the oldest in America, linked to the observation of the sea and the sky.
The jewel of medieval Mallorcan cartography returns home
Mallorca recovers the portolan chart of Pere Rossell, a key work of medieval cartography, which will be exhibited at the Museu de Mallorca from June.
Apple: Half a century of technological revolutions and future challenges
Apple turns 50: from a garage to a global leader. We look back at its major milestones, the role of Europe, and the challenges of the new AI era.
Mayan civilization: history, culture and legacy
Discover the Mayan civilization: its origins, territories, cities, gods, calendars, art, and its living legacy today in Mexico and Central America.