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Calvary stones and water-related milestones, Baños de la Encina (Jaén)

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…

Sidney Martin May 18, 2026

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…

Long sleeves, effeminacy and masculinity in classical sources Descriptions of effeminate or sexually passive characters in Roman sources are…

The Jōmon period (縄文時代, jōmon jidai) is the prehistoric chronological period of part of the Japanese archipelago, spanning approximately fro…

In sacred rituals, ex-votos were considered offerings dedicated to God, the Virgin Mary, or the Saints to thank them for a previously reques…

In 1917, while the world was engulfed in a devastating war unlike any before it, a revolution ended the autocratic regime of the Russian cza…

Vincent Drost is a French historian and numismatist, curator at the Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF). He works in the Department of Co…

In Hostesses. Chronicles and Chroniclers of Salons. 1890-1930, written by Marisol Donis, we are introduced to a past world of high society i…