A member of the Guanches, the mummy belonged to the indigenous people who inhabited the Canary Islands from the first millennium BC alone until Spanish colonialism conquered the archipelago in the ...
A member of the Guanches, the mummy belonged to the indigenous people who inhabited the Canary Islands from the first millennium BC alone until Spanish colonialism conquered the archipelago in the ...
“We can confirm that all the pre-Hispanic people in the Canary Islands were prepared the same way for the burial ceremony,” Alberto explained. The Guanches were hunter-gatherers with a primitive ...
The Parliament of the Canary Islands asked the State to return the Guanche mummy from the National ... the display cases that exhibited mummified people from Peru will be darkened, including ...
The Canary Islands are handing out fines of nearly £2,000 for people who don't comply with one of their tourism regulations. The 2013 Tourist Law states that certain apartments must be rented out ...
40 Olympic-sized swimming pools. That’s the amount of wastewater that is being discharged every day into the sea around the Canary Islands. There are 400 waste discharge points on the islands ...
Brits searching for sun in the Canary Islands could soon be hit by yet another tourist clampdown. Last month, Jéssica de León, the Minister for Tourism and Employment, called for the first-ever ...
Though 'Nine Bodies In A Mexican Morgue' is set in the Mexican jungle, the thrilling series displays the stunning beauty of ...
The Canary Islands have become infiltrated with cruise passengers, despite escalating calls to stop over-tourism. Last year, a series of protests erupted across the archipelago - as thousands of ...
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