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Music in prehistoric times

The ability to make music is uniquely human, with singing, dancing, and construction being universal phenomena shared by all known living so…

The first thing you probably thought when reading the article's title is "Who are the roters?" And for good reason. In fact, even people fro…

Forensic archaeology and forensic anthropology are disciplines that converge in the search for answers about human identity through the anal…

Among the protagonists of French monument restoration and reform in the 19th century, only the work of Eugène Viollet-le-Duc (1814-1879) is …

Francisca Hornos Mata is an archaeologist with a long professional history. She leads the Heritage Protection Department within the Cultural…

Against the heroic and victorious portrayal of Caesar (Badian, 2009, p. 17) presented in the first part of the article (López Calero, 2024),…

Sergio López Calero January 27, 2025

Today we will delve into 20th-century cinema, particularly that developed during the decades of the 60s and 70s. Although, to be precise, we…

The Greeks referred to symposium (συμπόσιον, symposion) as the time dedicated to drinking, eating, and conversation (Gual, 2022). More than …

Ona Martínez Terrón January 13, 2025

The use and spread of Christmas trees in Great Britain dates back to Queen Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, wife of George III of the Unit…

19 Bronze Age Balearic fist swords are known, although there may be more or even fewer due to a lack of data on these objects. There are sig…

Carlos Bejarano López December 16, 2024

Motherhood is a theme as profound and recurring throughout the History of Art as any other. From the earliest representations of maternal fi…

José María de Francisco Olmos, PhD from the Complutense University of Madrid, is a tenured professor of Historical Sciences and Techniques a…