On June 3, 1968, while excavating a small necropolis from the 6th-5th century B.C. In the area known as Tempa del Prete, 1.5 kilometers from the site of the ancient Greek city of Posidonia (called Paestum by the Romans), in southern Italy, archaeologist Mario Napoli made an exceptional discovery. H
The Egyptian Minister of Antiquities received an exclusive Sciences et Avenir to discuss the situation of archaeology, museums and tourism in the country. Khaled El-Enany This article is from the magazine Sciences et Avenir - La Recherche n°897 dated November 2021. Sciences et Avenir:The inaugu
We neither can nor want to deny it, in Walking Through history we have a special predilection for the Spanish province of Soria, a true paradise for those of us who love history. As the title says, its more than 10,000 km2 have witnessed some of the most remarkable events in our history, which have
At the margins of the Roman Empire, populations of Scotland known as the Picts would have developed a form of writing. Their age dates back to the 3rd century AD, according to new datings. The Pictish Stele of Craw Stane, Rhynie, Scotland. Painted men. The Picts have always been considered a mys