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Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg: the Forgotten Queen of Spain

Victoria Eugenia Julia Ena of Battenberg was born on October 24, 1887, at Balmoral Castle in Aberdeenshire, Scotland. She was the daughter o…

The book "The Infinite in a Reed Stem," published by Siruela, is written by Irene Vallejo, who holds a degree in Classical Philology and a E…

Nino Vadick del Solar Velarde is a prominent Peruvian archaeologist specializing in the study of pre-Columbian archaeological materials and …

The study of Muslim women in the Middle Ages In recent years, historiography has increasingly turned to covering certain aspects of the Midd…

Marina Cuesta Criado November 24, 2025

Most people know the Mongol Empire for its destructive power. Cruel conquerors who exerted their dominance over Eurasia through a regime of …

Danny Noya Velazco November 17, 2025

The presence of Chinese ceramics in al-Andalus Ceramic artifacts serve archaeologists as an indicator of past cultural and commercial exchan…

"A ship in sight, powder ready; a nearby ship, powder at hand." Transporting gold, silver, precious stones, and other valuable goods from Am…

Miguel Ángel Cajigal (A Coruña, 1981), better known as El Barroquista, is an art historian, professor, and one of the most influential cultu…

"Discover what you haven’t been told about us." With that phrase, Marga Sánchez Romero’s book Women of the Prehistory is introduced. Publish…

The phenomenon known as spolia played a key role not only in the physical construction of early Christian churches but also in the developme…

Sidney Martin October 20, 2025

This article will analyze the figure of Princess Olga of Kiev. Known either for a bloody legend of revenge or for her current veneration as …

This past 2024 marks the 50th anniversary of one of the most notable and peculiar milestones in Menorcan archaeology: the discovery, in an a…