Apasionado por la #naturaleza, practico el #senderismo para acercarme a descubrir el fascinante entorno que nos rodea sin dejar mas #huella que la de mi calzado
Que dice la de Hacienda que fue un “error” no abrir investigación al amigo de ZP. Más de 3 años sin presentar la declaración de la Renta, con más de 40 empresas a su nombre (solo para las comisiones de Plus Ultra creó 4 en 14 días). Ahora, olvídate tú de un papelito que ahí sí.
Nueve años de inhabilitación… ¿y ya está? ¿Por qué no entra en prisión? ¿Y el dinero público que cobró, quién lo devuelve? Juristas de la sala, os leo.
🛑 They Lifted a Few Stones… and Found a 1,800-Year-Old Secret Beneath Their Feet
Imagine walking through a quiet stone alley every day, never realizing that an ancient masterpiece is hidden just a few inches below your feet. That is exactly what happened in an old Mediterranean coastal town, where workers unexpectedly uncovered a breathtaking Roman mosaic during routine construction.
Believed to date back to the 2nd or 3rd century CE, the colorful floor had remained hidden for nearly 1,800 years. Carefully arranged tiny stone pieces form beautiful geometric designs, flowing wave patterns, and elegant floral shapes in warm shades of ochre, terracotta, and cream. Even after centuries underground, the craftsmanship is so remarkable that it still captures the eye today.
One of the most fascinating parts of the discovery is the striking contrast between past and present. Just above the ancient artwork sit two ordinary black buckets filled with muddy water—simple tools of modern life resting beside an incredible work of Roman art. It is a powerful reminder that history is often not locked away in museums. Sometimes it lies quietly beneath the streets we walk on every day, waiting for the right moment to reveal itself.
How many more forgotten treasures are still hidden beneath our cities? Every road, every building, and every stone could be covering a story that has remained untouched for centuries. Perhaps the greatest archaeological discovery of tomorrow is already beneath someone's feet today.
Museo de AMBRONA (SORIA)-ESPAÑA: uno de los grandes escenarios de la Prehistoria europea.
Uno de los yacimientos arqueológicos y paleontológicos más relevantes del continente Europeo.
Fotografía: Conrado Ángel
Los machos de CURRUCA CAPIROTADA /Sylvia atricapilla/ no suelen exponerse demasiado para cantar. Prefieren hacerlo desde posaderos más resguardados, pero a veces se desmelenan y nos ofrecen un concierto "en abierto" 😉