The belief that the walls of Troy were built in the form of a labyrinth has associated its name with an ancient ornamental and constructive motif. Although nothing in the archaeological record supports it, since ancient times the legend spread that the walls of Troy were built in the form of a comp
As with most burial mounds scattered throughout much of Europe, the two that are still preserved in the Polish city of Krakow hold more questions than answers. They are known by the name of Krakus (in Polish Krakusa) and Wanda (in Polish Wandy), and they were originally accompanied by four other sma
Important archaeological finds have just been made on the plateau of Gergovie, this high place in the history of ancient Gaul, where Vercingetorix defeated Caesars legions in the 1st century BC. 3000 m2 of basalt paving were unearthed on the Gallic site of Gergovie. A unique discovery. By Belenos!
What does inclusion on the UNESCO World Heritage List mean? The German press review mentions several memorial sites having acquired or wishing to obtain this title. Where we see that the historical charge of a place does not necessarily determine its universal value. The Heiliger Sand, the old Jew