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The street grid, a reflection of collective memory

This article examines the importance of street names as a reflection of collective memory regarding historical figures and events. Although …

Nacho Ares is a Spanish historian, Egyptologist, and science communicator. He earned his degree in Ancient History from the University of Va…

The Basque people have been the subject of numerous historical manipulations over time: the historicism of the 19th century, which was conso…

The article presents the facies of Empordà and proposes various methodological studies to investigate its links with the Chassey group of Ro…

Spices are typically recognized for their use in cooking and specifically in the preparation of foods, but they were not used solely for thi…

Sabrina Villa September 8, 2025

The High Roman Empire is characterized by a notable intensification of the Hellenization that Rome had already been experiencing since the R…

Lucas Tamargo López September 1, 2025

"Manual labor? Me?" would be the question some monks might ask when asked to work for their sustenance. Indeed, there was a debate about whe…

Sidney Martin August 4, 2025

Archaeology is a discipline focused on the study of material remains from the past, which provide evidence about the social organization, da…

Palmira Saladié is an archaeologist specializing in prehistory and is recognized for her work at the Institut Català de Paleoecologia Humana…

Bread and beer were the basic foods in the daily diet of ancient Egyptians, who, although their diet was very diverse with meats, legumes, v…

Sabrina Villa July 21, 2025

In the summer of 1378, the streets of Florence witnessed an unprecedented episode in medieval history: the revolt of the Ciompi, a popular u…

If there is one word that evokes fear in the history of the Roman Republic, it is undoubtedly that of dictator. This Roman magistracy has pa…