The Museum of Prehistory of Valencia presents the conference “Prehistory in comics” by the theorist and comic book editor Pedro Porcel, and the presentation of the Comic “Ötzi. For a handful of amber” by Mikel Begoña e Iñaquet, scriptwriter and illustrator of the work, which will take place on Wedn
In 1872 workers digging a hole for a fence post in the town of Meredith, New Hampshire, near the shore of Lake Winnipesaukee, found a curious and strange buried stone. It was given to his patron, businessman Seneca Ladd, and upon his death it became the property of one of his daughters, who finally
he was King of Macedonia from 360 to 336 BC, famous for his military tactics and for initiating expansionism towards Asia that his son Alexander the Great will inherit and continue successfully, after the assassination committed by Pausanias in 336 BC. The main characteristic of King Philip II was
Dating back to the Ice Age, a 300,000-year-old throwing stick has been discovered in Schöningen in northern Germany. It reveals how Homo heidelbergensis , a presumed ancestor of Neanderthals, used these weapons for hunting. Hunters at Lake Schöningen using throwing sticks. For a long time, the m