Exploring the basements of Ribe, Jutland, on the Danish coast, sheds light on how the first Viking Age town emerged in the early 8thth century, in a world that did not know these urban spaces. In the VIIIth century in Ribe (Denmark), at the dawn of the Viking Age, bead makers used pieces of glass
Renea (or Rinia) is a small island located west of Delos, in the Cyclades archipelago, from which it is separated by a channel of about 700 meters. This was where, in ancient times, women who were going to give birth took refuge, and where those who were about to die were transferred to Delos, since
Archaeologists have located in Australia two aboriginal sites at least 7,000 years old, the first under the sea ever discovered in the country. It is estimated today that the ancient Aborigines arrived on the island-continent nearly 65,000 years ago. These sites could be among their oldest centers o
Long before the Egyptians, the use of indigo blue dye was already widespread in Peru more than 6000 years ago. Traces of indigo blue dyes discovered on textile fragments from the sanctuary of Huaca Prieta, north of Trujillo, Peru. BLUE. Were the ancient Peruvians the first to see the world in blue