“Kymi’s Echoes” project aims to revitalize the Folklore Museum of Kymi, reigniting its connection with the local community through liv

The Land of Touças is a not very extensive territory, occupied, as illustrated by the latest archaeological discoveries, from very early times

Between July and August 1588, more than 300 ships sailed across the English Channel, fighting between Portland Bill and Ostend: 197 ships of t

In the 21st century, history does not treat 'ordinary' people as objects but also as subjects, as agents of social action, present at all leve

In the 21st century, history does not treat 'ordinary' people as objects but also as subjects, as agents of social action, present at all leve

The bustling and distinct folk brass bands in many villages in Europe’s poorest region are dying out as their former members and the witnesses

Schoolchildren in Romania recently had an exciting new opportunity to explore heritage around them within

Cyprus is a tiny island in the Mediterranean, which is divided in even tinier pieces.

2023 marks the 450th anniversary of the first visit of Mary Queen of Scots to Buxton, Derbyshire in the Peak District of England, to take its mir

Craft experience is everything what you can get from the crafts beyond the product itself.

The development of the modern European city is often a story of political organisation and the flourishing of social and cultural institutions

Wider unknown traces of a large Neolithic settlement, as well as monumental megalithic tombs in the Inowrocław district inspired to bu