A badger plays archaeologist and discovers a 4,000-year-old burial site in southern England. Ornate-handled copper chisel discovered among numerous objects near the cremated remains of an archer from the Bronze Age. TRACK. English archaeologists still cant believe it! A badger has unearthed a Bron
Next to the village of Assento in the council of Vila Real, in the north of Portugal, there is a curious rocky enclosure in which several cavities of different sizes are carved. Although at first glance some of them may seem natural, they are actually part of a Roman sanctuary built between the end
The most relevant feature of El Argar was the establishment of acute political and economic inequalities, which have led to qualifying it as one of the first States in Europe. However, his interest is not limited to the exciting topic of the emergence of permanent social dissymmetries, but also inc
Archaeologists from the Austrian Academy of Sciences have found in Tel Lachish (Israel) important evidence of the early development of the alphabet, dating from around 1450 BC. The find shows that the alphabet was not introduced to the Levant by the Egyptian conquerors, as previously thought. The st