What do we know about Mycenaean trade? By looking at archaeological evidence, we can see which places the Mycenaeans traded ...

though most of the Chalcolithic ("Copper-Stone") period and throughout the Bronze Age, which ended in Spain about 3,000 years ago. Related: Highest-ranking person in Copper Age Spain was a woman ...

An ancient treasure in Spain contains meteoritic iron, proving early civilizations worked with celestial metals centuries ...

During the Iron Age, the mysterious Tartessian people lived in southwest Spain. Little is known about them, but experts do ...

This cache, known as the Treasure of Villena, contains 66 mostly golden objects and was unearthed in 1963 in Alicante, Spain. It's among the most significant Bronze Age discoveries in Europe.

A silver diadem found in La Almoloya archaeological site, in southern Spain, suggests that a woman ... of power and politics in the Bronze Age as being strictly male-dominated societies.

The Tartessos were a Bronze Age society that flourished in the Iberian Peninsula in southern Spain some 3,000 years ago. They were a near-mythic civilisation, rich in resources and technologies.