Interviews
Interview with Francisco José Barrionuevo Contreras
Francisco José Barrionuevo Contreras: municipal archaeologist, director of the Archaeological Museum of Jerez, and specialist in the Protohi…
Archaeology
Robots and Archaeology: evolution, milestones, and new technological frontiers
This article traces the gradual incorporation of robots into archaeological practices, from early devices designed to explore tunnels or map…
Interviews
Interview with Miguel Ángel Cajigal, "The Barroquist"
Miguel Ángel Cajigal (A Coruña, 1981), better known as El Barroquista, is an art historian, professor, and one of the most influential cultu…
Interviews
Interview with Palmira Saladié
Palmira Saladié is an archaeologist specializing in prehistory and is recognized for her work at the Institut Català de Paleoecologia Humana…
Interviews
Interview with Edward Cecil Harris
Edward Harris is a Bermudian archaeologist widely recognized for his groundbreaking contribution to archaeological methodology: the Harris M…
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…
Ancient History
The Ithaca algorithm. DeepMind serves Archaeology
It's not the first time we've discussed machine learning in ArqueoTimes (Luengo, 2023), but perhaps it is the first time we are focusing on …
Medieval History
The Royal Paths in Spain: An Approach (I)
All roads lead to Rome, but what happens when we want to go to another destination? Today, local, regional, national, and even global commun…
Ancient History
The Dream Mosaic: An Intercultural Analysis of Dream Interpretation (I)
Moreover, other indescribable discomforts bothered me... It was then that, for the first time, the Savior began to make his revelations to m…
Historiography
Thinking History: The Annales School
History is made with documents. Documents are the remnants of what our predecessors thought and did. Very few human thoughts and actions lea…
Contemporary History
Thinking History. Positivism
History has not always been written in the same way. Over time, historians have tended to value certain aspects over others, which have been…
Contemporary History
Artificial lighting through history: a journey from prehistory to the present day (Part II)
In the previous article, we covered the origins of artificial lighting from prehistory to part of the Ancient Age. In this second part, we w…
Archaeology
Artificial lighting through history: a journey from prehistory to the present (I)
In the Europe we live in today, electricity has become an indispensable part of life. Beyond economic fluctuations, access to it is truly ea…
Contemporary History
Historical Recipes: Andalusian Gazpacho
In our last work on culinary history, we focused on the potato omelette. This time, we will discuss gazpacho, what it is, how and when it em…
Prehistory
The Prehistory of Seville's El Cuervo. Introduction
While it is not at all criticizeable to document the main paradigms or the most famous sites in prehistory, there is often a sense that preh…
Contemporary History
Recipes Through History
"The first man who dared to eat an oyster was brave" — Jonathan Swift Introduction: The cuisine as we know it would not be possible without…
Digital Humanities
Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Archaeology
Everything is being affected by Machine Learning (ML), from household appliances to vehicles, but what about archaeology?…