The Historical Snooper and women in Greece
Our collaboration continues with El Fisgón Histórico, illustrator of Harald, the last Viking from the comic history collection Historietas, this time with a look at the life of women in classical Greece, a topic to which we dedicate the latest issue of Archeology and History:Women in Greece.
Real Vikings wear helmets. But what do these look like? do they have horns All sorts of legends are entwined around the Viking helmets. Here we would like to go into more detail about the goggle helmet. It is also known as Vendelhelm or Nordic comb helmet. A total of around 30 of these helmets have
In 2015, more than a hundred researchers and professors from different countries adhered to a press article published by Eduardo Manzano in which the negative consequences that non-matriculation had entailed for the correct management of the Mosque were revealed and they demanded greater involvement
The Greek area was inhabited hundreds of thousands of years ago. However, the first findings of weapons are much later and date back to the Middle Paleolithic period. These finds concern stone arrowheads, javelins and spears. The specific weapons were clearly used in hunting, but also apparently in
One of the worst and relatively unknown incidents of foreign intervention in Greece is what took place in Argos on January 4, 1833 when French soldiers indiscriminately killed Greeks, men, women and children. Of course, in this case too there was the fratricidal finger. The assassination of Kapod