Los Mommsen

This study is a highly innovative body of research on the supply of raw material in prehistoric Iberia. The archaeological assemblages from recently excavated sites in north-eastern Spain are clearly presented, as are the various methods for the characterisation of flints and the determination of geological origins. The study is important in terms of the new data provided on raw material supply at the end of the Upper Palaeolithic in Iberia and a reconstruction of mobility patterns and resource exploitation of hunter-gatherer groups during the Pleistocene/Holocene transition. In Spanish.

En este acercamiento antropohistórico al fenómeno de las curaciones milagrosas, Theo Löbsack se pregunta seriamente qué secreto tienen los "charlatanes" que son capaces de curaciones súbitas, con la aparencia completa de un milagro por medios convencionales y excepcionales, en distintas épocas.

La del reino suevo de Hispania es una historia desafortunada. Ignorada en la mayoría de las historias de España, valorada como apéndice en el mejor de los casos, o como mero comparsa en las del reino visigodo, el primer reino germánico de Occidente ha sido siempre objeto de maltrato. En manos de historiadores no profesionales o no siempre respetuosos con la crítica histórica, los intentos de aproximación a sus vicisitudes han sido escasos y se encuentran absolutamente dispersos. Así, la presente monografía se presenta como la primera gran exposición del devenir de este reino...

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