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Interview with Tito Vivas

Saying who Tito Vivas is a real challenge. As he himself puts it, "a traveler and wanderer by vocation." Tito Vivas is an Egyptologist, hist…

Following the collaborative work that the coordinators of this project began in 2020 with Great Themes of Western and continued this year wi…

During Passion Week, many women wear the Spanish mantilla, which covers their head and shoulders as a religious tradition. This type of veil…

For several decades now, there has been a growing interest in archaeology to study the remains and material evidence of the Spanish Civil Wa…

Since before the dynastic period in ancient Egypt, food and drinks were deposited alongside the deceased as part of the grave goods that wou…

Sabrina Villa March 31, 2025

Pilar Lafuente Ibáñez is an archaeologist and one of the leading specialists in medieval, Andalusian, and Mudéjar ceramics in current resear…

When an educational work about a historical figure who has been extensively studied appears in the paradigm, it is cause for celebration whe…

On October 17, 2024, Antonis Bartsiokas published an article in which he claimed to have identified the sacred tunic that Alexander of Maced…

Modern bullfighting as practiced in urban society originated in Spain during the 18th century (Romero, 1995, p. 149). For much of the first …

A few days ago, we experienced something in the Valley of the Kings that hadn't happened since 1922. On February 18, Egypt's Ministry of Tou…

In honor of International Women's Day 2025, a trilogy that began a year ago on the role of queens' consorts throughout history comes to an e…

Today we have the pleasure of speaking with Pablo Garrido González, a distinguished archaeologist and heritage conservator with a notable ca…