Neanderthals would have left red ocher remains on the walls of an Andalusian cave 65,000 years ago in Spain. Prehistoric cave of Ardalès, in Andalusia (Spain). In the province of Malaga, in the south of Spain, about fifty kilometers from the Mediterranean coast, is the cave of Ardales, also known
Imagine a field strewn with huge stone vases . Large vases capable of sheltering a person and that seem to sprout from the ground, forming a landscape worthy of Game of Thrones or some other fantasy story from a visionary filmmaker, imaginative writer, or sci-fi comic book artist. Only there really
This particularly brutal torture ritual attributed to certain Viking warriors has often had its historicity questioned. But recent work by historians and doctors has given credit to this practice, considered exceptional but not impossible from an anatomical point of view. An excerpt from the Vikin
These days, one more summer, the excavation campaign Cerro de la Merced de Cabra is being carried out; an archaeological site that contains an important Iberian palace, a reflection of the splendor of the city in pre-Roman times. Directs the excavation Fernando Quesada , from the Autonomous Universi