Known since the 1970s, the petroglyphs of the Asphendou cave in the west of the island of Crete constitute the oldest figurative art in all of Greece. The motifs represented are mostly abstract and geometric, but there are also up to 37 images of quadrupeds. At first it was thought that they could
The recent findings made in the excavations in Pattanam, near North Paravur, in India add to the evidence that indicates that the site corresponds to the legendary port city of Muziris, key in the interactions between India, Persia and the Greek world. -Roman during Antiquity, but whose location was
About 20 km southwest of Soria we find the site archaeological site of the Roman villa La Dehesa . On the one hand one of the most spectacular in Spain, although on the other, a mystery still unsolved, since not enough evidence has been found to confirm what its true use was. Despite the fact that t
This period of stability and economic success, also marked by the religious revolution of Akhenaten, gave Egypt, at its height, its most famous sovereigns. Hatshepsout, Tutankhamun, Ramses II… are buried in sumptuous underground tombs. Bust of Nefertiti, wife of the heretic Pharaoh Akhenaten. Thi