Ancient History
Sulpicia, a Roman poetess
To understand the figure of Sulpicia, it is necessary to have some knowledge of the social status of Roman women. Authors like Virgil and Ov…
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Digital Humanities
Machine learning applied to archaeological ceramics: IberianGAN and IberianVoxel
I remember when we studied ceramics in university. The process of drawing ceramic designs, their subsequent digitalization, and finally usin…
Interviews
Interview with José Pérez Negre, director of the Spanish Institute of Egyptology and Coptic Studies (IEEC)
Dr. José Pérez Negre is a specialist in Egyptology with a PhD in Archaeology. Currently, he directs the Spanish Institute of Egyptology and …
Archaeology
Diaguita peoples of northern Chile
According to Chilean archaeology, the estimated origin of Diaguita culture dates back to periods between approximately 1000 and 1536 AD, whe…
ArchaeoTimes Press Release Regarding the DANA of Valencia
From the ArqueoTimes team, we want to convey our great sorrow over everything that has happened in Valencia in recent days. We are proud to …
Early Modern History
The Predominance of the Hispanic Monarchy in the 16th Century
When we refer to the Habsburgs, we are talking about the family that ruled Spain from 1516 to 1700, the year in which the last royal member …
Review
Review: "Indomitable Violence. The European Twentieth Century" by Julián Casanova
Julian Casanova, professor and chair of Contemporary History at the University of Zaragoza, has written a comprehensive synthesis of the ent…
Ancient History
Horus and the Falcon: The Origins of an Egyptian God
The connection between the falcon and Horus seems inseparable when we think about Egyptian deities. This is how the ancient Egyptians convey…
Contemporary History
Following the work of María Luisa Puiggener
To understand the journey of our protagonist, we must contextualize ourselves in the transitional late 19th-century society moving towards t…
Archaeology
What is archaeoastronomy really? What is this emerging discipline?
Stars have always captivated mankind, but the study of how they have done so is often controversial… Throughout time and place, human societ…
Interviews
Interview with Justo F. Sol Plaza, Heritage Conservator
Justo F. Sol Plaza is a historian and archaeologist from the University of Granada, serving as the Conservator of Historical Archaeological …
Ancient History
Julius Caesar: The Two Faces of the Same Character
When thinking about the Roman world (Hibbert, 1987), the first images that come to mind are from movies like Gladiator, Quo Vadis, Ben-Hur, …