The earliest complete suit of bronze body armour, known from the Mycenaean world, dating to the late 15th century BC.

A highly accurate 3D reconstruction of the battle axe depicted on the King's Gate of Ḫattuša, the capital of the Hittites.

A unique Syro-Egyptian fenestrated axe, manufactured in the 20th–18th century BC found in a 15th-century BC Mycenaean tomb in Greece, combines Egyptian and Levantine features with a distinctive Minoan ribbed cap.

The figure-of-eight shield was the most common type of Achaean body shield and one of the most characteristic defensive weapons of the Aegean Bronze Age, widely used from the 17th to the 15th century BC.

An elaborate boar's tusk helmet, which would have been worn by a lāwāgetās⁠ (Linear B: 𐀨𐀷𐀐𐀲, ra-wa-ke-ta, "military leader") or a wanax (Linear B: 𐀷𐀙𐀏, wa-na-ka, “king”).

The Minoan two-pronged spearhead from Ágios Onoúfrios, near Phaistos, which may correspond to the weapon mentioned in the Iliad and associated with Achilles.

A highly historically accurate reconstruction of a Mycenaean military leader (lāwāgetās) from the second half of the 15ᵗʰ century BC, some 240 years before the Trojan war recounted by Homer's Iliad (ca. 1194–1184 BC), wearing the Dendra panoply and the iconic boar's tusks helmet.

This large Talaiotic settlement still possesses a majestic taula and talaiot, and even helped the Spaniards retake Minorca from the English.

A unique megalithic sanctuary on Minorca yet to be understood with the potential to reveal valuable insights on the Talaiotic cutlure.

A very well-preserved and picturesque prehistoric megalithic settlement, with a fascinating semi-subterranean complex.

The ancient Canarians through the eyes of Roman and Greek authors, Muslims and Christians, and archaeogical and genetic evidence.

The enigmatic language and writing systems of the ancient Canarian natives.

Despite popularly being called Guanches, this gentilic only refers to the ancient inhabitants of Tenerife.

Pre-Columbian Ecuador included numerous indigenous cultures, who thrived for thousands of years before the ascent of the Incan Empire....

The history of the enchanting archipelago formed by the seven islands and six islets that comprise the Canary Islands.

Perched on a hill overlooking Minorca is the largest ancient site in the Balearic Islands, featuring stunning houses and hypostyle halls.

Ancient name Lacese Chronology Talaiotic Ia (1400–1150 BC) — Middle Ages Dimensions Area: 37.500 m² Son Catlar is a large Talaiotic...

The Talaiotic settlement is one of the largest of modern-day Maó in Menorca, and possesses the largest and best preserved talaiot.

The village is very little explored, despite the fact it might be one of the largest prehistoric settlements on the island. It includes two

The village of Cornia Nou possesses many structures, but the most remarkable are two talaiots, one of which of a great size.

Undoubtedly a big megalithic settlement with many preserved buildings, characterized by the best preserved taula on the island.

The most famous megalithic chamber tomb in Menorca, and the oldest integrally conserved ancient monument of all of Europe.

The small but spectacular megalithic village of Son Mercer de Baix, which boasts with the best preserved navetiform, sa Cova des Moro.

Megalithic Minorca dates back over 4 millennia and range from monumental tombs to fortifications that rival their medieval counterparts.