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Fernando Cortés Pizano is a graduate of the Universidad Complutense de Madrid, where he earned a degree in Geography and History (specializing in Art History), and he also holds a Master's in Fine Art
Token coins are coin-like objects minted during the Late Middle Ages and throughout the entire Modern Age, along with the potential informat…
Talking about Ignacio Martín Lerma is talking about the living example of a 21st-century archaeologist, balancing academic research rigor wi…
"The Roman Empresses and Their Representation in Hispania" Chapter 1: Livia Drusilla After the political and military upheavals that plagued…
Gnaeus Pompey the Great was undoubtedly one of the most influential figures during the Roman Republic in both political and military spheres…
The temporary exhibition "Rafael Romero de Torres. From Academicism to Social Realism" was organized by the Museum of Fine Arts in Córdoba t…
Egyptian mummies, along with oracle bones from China's Shang dynasty, were shrouded in mysticism and turned into miracle medicines, one for …
In Baños de la Encina, a wide array of calvaries carved into stone still exists, present in both religious and civil buildings as well as sp…
The Celtic crosses found in the Paleo-Christian monasteries of Ireland represent the fusion between primitive Christianity and Celtic cosmol…
Attending one of Abraham Cupeiro's latest proposals in person is not just going to a concert. It immerses you in the memory and culture of h…
Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida (Valencia, 1863–Cercedilla, 1923) emerged as a pivotal figure in the transition and modernization of Spanish genre…
Francisco José Barrionuevo Contreras: municipal archaeologist, director of the Archaeological Museum of Jerez, and specialist in the Protohi…
Since when has disability accompanied humanity? Disability has been part of the human experience since prehistoric times. Archaeological rec…
