Found in Albacete the head of a sculpture of a young Iberian from the 4th century B.C.
The piece found at the Libisosa site was reused by the Romans four centuries later to build a wall of the forum
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The monument to the emperor who wasn’t worth a damn
An epigraphist reveals that an alleged Roman lintel from the Sierra de Cazorla is, in reality, a 20th-century marking
A millenary hydraulic work, the footprint of a pre-Hispanic civilization that tamed water without kings or chiefs
An archaeological study in La Mojana, in the Colombian Caribbean, reveals that the ancestral engineering of the Zenú people was communal, sustainable, and capable of facing the climatic extremes of flooding and drought that today devastate the region
The amazing Venus of Alicante: a 2,000-year-old head peeks out among stones, large beer bottles, and a supermarket bag
The discovery of a sculpture of the Roman goddess by some workers in a trench has not been free of political controversy in the city
Unfinished 1937 air-raid shelter found in Barcelona’s l’Abaceria market
It is a gallery-type structure of about 1.10 meters and a height of 2 meters, with capacity for about 240 people
A Roman military award found in Soria, given to a Celtiberian soldier
There are only five such cups in the world and they were received or bought as a ‘souvenir’ for the defense of Hadrian’s Wall in Great Britain