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The Neanderthals: Theories about Their Extinction

The Homo neanderthalensis is currently the best-known ancient human. Since the discovery of a first skull in 1829 in Engis (Belgium), the co…

All roads lead to Rome, but what happens when we want to go to another destination? Today, local, regional, national, and even global commun…

Rediscovering the East: Early Notes on Cuneiform Writing and Persepolis The cuneiform script was developed by the Sumerians in Mesopotamia a…

Francisco de Goya y Lucientes, commonly known as Goya, was a prominent painter and printmaker in Spain during the transition between the 18t…

Recently, the restoration of a 19th-20th century sculptural image of Saint Joseph from the Church of Santa María la Mayor in Alcalá la Real …

Jet is a variety of lignite formed from wood buried deep in the ground and subjected to intense pressure during the Jurassic and Cretaceous …

Full Title: "The Leaves of the Forest: A Journey Through Environmental Humanities and the Evolution of Human Beings." Author: Lucía Triviño.…

Juana I of Castile, known as "the Mad," is a historical figure about whom much has been written, although there are still debates and unexpl…

Democracy in ancient Greece, commonly attributed to Pericles, had significant precursors like Cleisthenes and Themistocles, whose political …

In eighteenth-century Spain, under the Bourbon reign, fashion became a powerful medium of expression that transcended social and geographic …

The religiosity of pirates in antiquity is a novel topic of research that has been gaining strength in recent years, particularly in Spain. …

The Spanish Black Legend has shaped a particular way of telling history and a skewed perception of the past. Attributes such as intolerant, …