An engraved tombstone has been unearthed on the island of Lindisfarne, in the northeast of England. The researchers are convinced to finally have a lead to locate a lost monastery of the 7e century. This engraved tombstone discovered on the island of Lindisfarne, in England, would attest to the pre
In a country where matters like history , archeology and culture in general seem to be at the opposite end of the world of business and company, we interviewed a personality who undoubtedly unites both vocations. Antonio Gallardo Ballart (Barcelona, 1936) has not only developed a brilliant profess
Relatively little known outside of Ireland, the Brownshill dolmen is considered the largest and heaviest in Europe. Although its official name is Kernanstown cromlech , is popularly known as Brownshill dolmen , perhaps to avoid the ambiguity of the term chromlech , which in French and Spanish appli
An international team with the participation of the University of Bern provides new data on how the inhabitants of the oldest settlement in the world buried their dead in Çatalhöyük (modern Turkey). The bones were partially painted, unearthed and reburied several times. The findings provide insight