The "triple death" ritual or "threefold death"
In a previous article (Martínez Blanco, 2021), we delved into the world of mummies discovered in European bogs and peatlands. In this new in…
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In a previous article (Martínez Blanco, 2021), we delved into the world of mummies discovered in European bogs and peatlands. In this new in…
BERENGUELA OF CASTILE Like in the previous case with Eleanor of Aquitaine, Berenguela also cared about the marriages of her children and eve…
Seemingly tranquil places that come to life at night. History has witnessed the construction of great works. Castles, convents, palace-like …
Throughout history, the work of ambassadors has been necessary to relate to other territories. In the Middle Ages, it will not be an excepti…
In recent years, historiography has made significant strides in studying the role that royal women played in Western Europe during the Middl…
In 1944, the Austrian intellectual Karl Polanyi published The Great Transformation, which would become one of his most well-known works. In …
Marginalization, from a historical and anthropological perspective, is an intriguing phenomenon due to the dynamics that develop among those…
INTRODUCTION Probably at some point in our lives we have heard that relatives, friends, and acquaintances have some Roman coin or piece of p…
For time immemorial, Andalusia has welcomed May with various celebrations that have evolved throughout history. In Roman times, there was wo…
The Autrigones were a pre-Roman ethnic group that inhabited the northern part of the Cantabrian coast. Today, they would have occupied parts…
Introduction The relationship between Geology and Archaeology has been developing since the 19th century with publications such as Principle…
The image of the Virgin Mary nursing a baby Jesus is a well-recognized depiction for practically everyone. We have seen it in churches, muse…