Millennium History

Archaeological discoveries

  • Human evolution for all audiences with Eudald Carbonell

    The Palarq Foundation, a private, non-profit entity charity that supports the archeology and human paleontology missions of Spanish researchers, has teamed up with Dr. Eudald Carbonell, co-director of Atapuerca and vice president of Fundación Atapuerca, to bring human paleontology closer to all audi

  • 2020 closes with great news for culture

    The Palarq Foundation , a private, non-profit entity that supports the archeology and human paleontology missions of Spanish researchers outside Europe, closes 2020 by expanding its activity and maintaining the National Award for Archeology and Paleontology that bears his name and will be developed

  • The thirty coins of Judas

    30 coins , the HBO series directed by Álex de la Iglesia, places us in the town of Pedraza (Segovia), where one of these coins appears that signified the betrayal and death of Christ. According to the passage mentioned above, Judas Iscariot , a disciple of Jesus, agreed with the Sanhedrin to betray

  • Bastida-UAB Project:in search of the first States in Europe

    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

  • Presentation of History of art in comics in Tarraco Viva

    History of comic art. The classical world , the comic to learn history that triumphs and no publisher wanted before (the quote is from El País), is the book that anyone who wants to understand what art is and what its history has been should read. And it is the book that any ESO manual should be. Fo

  • Celtiberian head cutters

    The archaeologist of the Celts In 1943 the archaeologist Blas Taracena published an article titled Trophy-heads in Celtic Spain , which would become a benchmark. At that time he was excavating in Numancia and the text focuses on the discovery of four human skulls in the underground floor of the so-c

  • The Olduvai Gorge Paleoanthropological and Paleoecological Project. A study on the origin of the human being and his behavior.

    In 2006 a Spanish-Tanzanian team under the co-direction of M. Domínguez-Rodrigo, A. Mabulla and E. Baquedano accessed the lower beds of Olduvai (www.olduvaiproject.org). Our team went back to the oldest layers of the gorge to unravel the origin of human behavior. The fundamental questions we ask our

  • Kharaysin. A settlement of early farmers and ranchers in Jordan

    The first area where these changes took place was the Fertile Crescent, the region comprising Mesopotamia, the Zagros, the Taurus, and the Levant. Between 12,000 and 9,800 years before Christ, the last hunter-gatherers began to settle, practicing a diversified economy , in which the collection of ce

  • Obituary:Larissa Bonfante

    It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of the Dr. Larissa Bonfante , professor emeritus at New York University, on August 23, 2019. Larissa Bonfante was a true eminence in the field of Etruscology and the classical world, disciplines to whose study she devoted most of her life. She was

  • Did a meteorite destroy the settlement of Asva during the Bronze Age?

    Estonia was thought not to be significantly developed during the Bronze Age due to a general shortage of pieces. However, the discovery of numerous remains in the first excavations of the fortified hill of Asva in the 1930s it revealed a whole culture unknown until then. Archaeological evidence show

  • Saint Savior of Kelang. Genesis and development of a seventeenth-century Spanish colony in Asia-Pacific

    On May 1 a new campaign of archaeological activities at the Heping Dao B site (Keelung, Taiwan), which ended on July 15. The project, co-directed by Dr. María Cruz Berrocal (IIIPC, University of Cantabria) and Dr. Tsang Chenghwa (National Tsing Hua University), began its journey in 2011 and to date

  • Military banners of the pre-Roman peoples of the Iberian Peninsula

    Vegetius explains that accurate communication is essential to the tactics of the armies , which can be carried out by means of vocal signals, commands spoken by the commander; semivowels, which require prior preparation to interpret the instruments when sounding; and silent, where the banners, emble

  • ModAgrO. Models for the origins of agriculture and urbanism in South Asia

    The current state of Sindh, in Pakistan, is the heart of the Indus civilization and is the working area of ​​the ModAgrO project , a collaboration between Pompeu Fabra University and Shah Abdul Latif University. The project, financed by the Palarq Foundation, has different lines of research that see

  • Archeology of Swahili trade in northern Mozambique

    In 2015 we started a research project in the Quirimbas archipelago, north of Mozambique[1] (Fig.1). His goal was to learn about the role of this area, hitherto considered secondary, within the Swahili trade. Swahili are the populations that occupied the coastal and pre-coastal strip that extends fro

  • Invisibility and prejudice. The image of women in prehistory

    A good example of what was said is that of the evolution of the image of Neanderthals, from aggressive and hunched over apes, to intelligent and social humans. This influenced (and was influenced) in a linear and progressive concept of evolution, with a racist paradigm of evolutionary difference bet

  • Antonio Gallardo Ballart, president of the Palarq Foundation

    In a country where matters like history , archeology and culture in general seem to be at the opposite end of the world of business and company, we interviewed a personality who undoubtedly unites both vocations. Antonio Gallardo Ballart (Barcelona, ​​1936) has not only developed a brilliant profess

  • Gobustan (Azerbaijan). The origins of art between Europe and Asia

    The current landscape is very different from what we knew long ago a few years, and this is due to the application of new dating and research methods, and to the discoveries that are being made outside the Iberian Peninsula and France. Today we know that the first cave images, that is, those found o

  • “It has been Spanish Egyptology that has had the honor of making such a discovery”

    Teresa Bedman She studied Egyptology in Manchester and is an Honorary Member of the Mexican Society of Egyptology or the Sophia Foundation of Palma de Mallorca, among others. She specialized in the female role in Egypt, she has published books such as Hatshepsut, from queen to pharaoh of Egypt (Ma

  • The Neanderthals of El Sidrón

    These numbers support the claim that this collection constitutes the sample of neanderthals largest in the Iberian Peninsula and allows for a research and dissemination program that covers the different levels of biological organization, from the anatomical and population to the molecular level. Aft

  • Mary Anning, pioneer of paleontology

    Mary Anning was born in the south of Victorian England, in Lyme Regis, in 1799. It was a time when evolution was unheard of, when species were still thought of as immutable and perfect creations, and when, at the same time, fossils and dinosaurs were beginning to be known and famous, remains of a pr

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