In the Middle Ages, being afflicted with an incurable infectious disease meant solitary confinement forever. Leprosy, syphilis or tuberculosis thus automatically condemned to oblivion. The discovery of 400 skeletons on the site of the former cemetery of a medieval leprosarium in Freiburg im Breisgau
Genetic analyzes make it possible to reveal migratory phenomena and social customs that had hitherto gone unnoticed in traditional historiography. The populations that lived in Central Europe at the end of the Neolithic and the beginning of the Bronze Age are thus much more mixed from an ethnic poin
Interview with Sofía Torallas Facebook :https://www.facebook.com/papirosperdidos/Twitter :https://twitter.com/LostPapyriInstagram :https://www.instagram.com/papiros_lost/Web :papirosperdidos.comAroa (Desperta Ferro):As I have seen these days, the inauguration has been a complete success and has been
With the Muslim conquest of the Peninsula, the Medieval Barcelona it was also occupied, being known henceforth by the name of Barshilūnan (between 718 and 801). But in the year 801 the King of the Franks, Ludovico Pío, integrated it into the Carolingian kingdom and appointed a local nobleman as Coun