Thirty years ago, several archaeological missions hoped to uncover a cemetery in order to allow a first large-scale study of the Philistines. American archaeologist Lawrence E. Stager, professor at Harvard University, on the site of the first Philistine cemetery never found, in Ashkelon, Israel, Ju
In the heart of Paris, rue Etienne Marcel, stands one of the last still visible vestiges of medieval Paris , the Jean sans Peu tower r. An ostentatious mark of the Burgundian presence in the troubled Paris of the early 15th century, it is a must for anyone passionate about medieval history. It was b
Doctor in marine corrosion and expert in conservation-restoration of metals, Jean-Bernard Memet explains how the phenomenon of concretion can imprison the elements of a wreck. Including pirate bones?... Jean-Bernard Memet will be the guest of Sciences et Avenir on Twitch at 5:30 p.m. The knife of
On the Roman world map at the turn of the century IV d. C. ORBIS ROMANVM – MCXXXI AB VRBE CONDITA based on the famous Tabula Peutingeriana that we are giving away on the occasion of the 50th issue of Desperta Ferro Antigua y Medieval:Adrianópolis , we find, among many other data, some references to