People used to believe humans discovered how to make a fire about 850,000 thousand years ago in Southern Africa during the Acheulian hand tools industry phase of middle stone age era.
Neanderthals would have left red ocher remains on the walls of an Andalusian cave 65,000 years ago in Spain. Prehistoric cave of Ardalès, in Andalusia (Spain). In the province of Malaga, in the south of Spain, about fifty kilometers from the Mediterranean coast, is the cave of Ardales, also known
Hand prints are a common motif in prehistoric rock art, multiple examples have been found in caves around the world. Now a new study reveals something that had already been pointed out by some researchers a few decades ago:in many caves in France and Spain it is observed that a large number of the h
We find the term Grand Tour for the first time in a guide by Richard Lassels, from the year 1670, referring to the great journey made by young British aristocrats between the 16th and 18th centuries. This fact constituted a new way of traveling quite similar to what we know today as tourism. The mo
Archaeologists Lyuben Leshtakov and Nikolay Ovcharov, from the Sofia Archeology Museum, discovered in mid-2016 in the Rhodope Mountains, in southern Bulgaria, a tomb containing the remains of a Thracian woman dismembered according to Orphic rituals . The remains of the woman, of noble origin, since