Tabs , site of paleoanthropological excavations in a deep rock shelter at the rim Carmels looking at the Mediterranean north Israel . Artifacts , discovered in a long sequence of deposits at this site, document patterns of change in stone tool manufacture during the Lower and
CAMBACERES , Jean-Jacques-Régis, Duke of Parma (Montpellier, October 18, 1753 - Paris, May 1, 1824). Advisor to the Montpellier Court of Auditors, unlucky candidate for the Estates General in 1789, Cambacérès represented the Hérault at the Convention in 1792. He distinguished himself there by his
The 13th century had just begun, when the year 1212 marked a turning point in the history of what we know today as Andalusia. For the first time, after more than five centuries, a contingent from the Christian kingdoms in the north of the peninsula decisively defeated the Andalusians in the south of
We often tend to forget that North America was not always Anglo- Saxon. It was even, with India, the first French colonial empire, from Quebec to New Orleans. From the beginning of the 16th century, courageous and intrepid explorers surveyed the new world, from the mouth of the St. Lawrence to the s