Room 8 of the Cáceres Museum, dedicated to Roman epigraphy, exhibits a small part of the collection of inscriptions held by the institution. Among them stands out a stela from the town of Casar (the old Norba Caesarina) that bears an inscription that has not yet been deciphered. In addition, the fig
The Giants of Mont’e Prama they are sculptures of between two and two and a half meters created by the Nuragic civilization that inhabited the island of Sardinia between the 18th and 2nd centuries BC Researchers have not yet agreed on whether these Nuragics originated from the island itself or, on
Emperor Claudius has gone down in history, above all, for his physical defects (portrayed by Robert Graves in two successful novels, I, Claudius and Claudius, the god, and his wife Messalina , both adapted to a prestigious television series), for having managed to survive -and succeed- Caligula,
On the border between the Russian Federation and Mongolia, in the mountains to the south of Tuva, there is a large complex of clay buildings called Por-Bajin. Its located on an island in a lake, and until now archaeologists werent sure who built it and what its purpose was. What they did know is tha