Campaign to clear and clean the talayot and circle of Torrenova d'en Lozano organised by the Societat Històrico Arqueològica Martí i Bella and the Consell Insular de Menorca through the Talayotic Menorca Agency. Run by volunteers from the GIBET Project, participation is open to all citizens.

Organized by the Associació de Voluntariat de Camins i Jaciments and the Consell Insular de Menorca through the Talayotic Menorca Agency, this event is open to all citizens.  

Open Day at the Sant Agustí Vell settlement to present the work of the new archaeological excavation and intervention campaign. Organised by: Associació Arqueologia i Patrimoni.  

Campaign to clear and clean the talayot and circle of Torrenova d'en Lozano organised by the Societat Històrico Arqueològica Martí i Bella and the Consell Insular de Menorca through the Talayotic Menorca Agency. Run by volunteers from the GIBET Project, participation is open to all citizens.

Organized by the Associació de Voluntariat de Camins i Jaciments and the Consell Insular de Menorca through the Talayotic Menorca Agency, this event is open to all citizens.  

Campaign to clear and clean the talayot and circle of Torrenova d'en Lozano organised by the Societat Històrico Arqueològica Martí i Bella and the Consell Insular de Menorca through the Talayotic Menorca Agency. Run by volunteers from the GIBET Project, participation is open to all citizens.

Organized by the Associació de Voluntariat de Camins i Jaciments and the Consell Insular de Menorca through the Talayotic Menorca Agency, this event is open to all citizens.  

Organized by the Associació de Voluntariat de Camins i Jaciments and the Consell Insular de Menorca through the Talayotic Menorca Agency, this event is open to all citizens.  

Discover the prehistory of Menorca and the secrets of Torralba through a unique experience. Every Friday in July, August and September.

An experience organized by Nurarq that combines archaeoastronomy and archeology at an incredible site: the Talayotic settlement of Son Catlar. Photo: Antoni Cladera.

Discover the prehistory of Menorca and the secrets of Torralba through a unique experience. Every Friday in July, August and September.

Discover the prehistory of Menorca and the secrets of Torralba through a unique experience. Every Friday in July, August and September.

Menorca is a Starlight Destination and Reserve. A recognition to the great quality of its night sky thanks to its low light pollution, which gives us the opportunity to enjoy an amazing sky full of stars! Photo: Antoni Cladera.  

Discover the prehistory of Menorca and the secrets of Torralba through a unique experience. Every Friday in July, August and September.

The first activity will take place on Sunday, 8 March, with a guided visit to the Talayotic settlement of Talatí de Dalt, in Maó.

This archaeological intervention has been made possible thanks to the support of the Island Council, which will increase the excavation budget to 500,000 euros.

The international expert in islands and sustainable development played a key role in Menorca’s designation as a Biosphere Reserve and, more recently, in the Talayotic Menorca World Heritage candidacy.

The latest work carried out around Talayot 1 has brought to light several remarkable finds, including a small askos, a bowl with a raised handle, and a handmade ceramic set that may be linked to a foundation ritual.

On Tuesday, 18 November, Amalia Pérez-Juez (Boston University) and Octavio Torres Gomariz (University of Barcelona) presented at the National Archaeological Museum the latest research on the Andalusi reoccupation of the talayotic site of Torre d’en Galmés. 

Published as part of the “Books on Historical and Cultural Heritage” collection, pays tribute to one of the most prominent figures in the study and dissemination of Menorca’s cultural heritage.

The management functions are temporarily assumed by the Heritage Service of the Consell Insular de Menorca.

The accounts amount to €1,696,815.47 and include actions in management, conservation, and dissemination of the Talayotic heritage.  

Entre Illes project, "Among Islands", is an initiative promoted by the Friends Association of the Manacor History Museum, with the support of the Consell Insular de Menorca.

This month we interview Marta Blanco Noel, an archaeologist recently elected president of Amics del Museu de Menorca. She is also a member of the Menorca Archaeological Project where she serves as laboratory manager and field technician.

Excavation work revealed one of the building’s interior spaces, where archaeologists documented a well-preserved stone pavement, a long bench built against the wall, and a monumental sandstone corner suggesting the existence of an upper floor.

The Torre d’en Galmés Interpretation Centre has been helping visitors better understand Menorca’s most iconic Talayotic settlement for nearly twenty years. Throughout this time, its contents have been progressively updated and improved.

The campaign focused on two main objectives: the study of human remains found inside a dwelling and the investigation of the hearth, the core of prehistoric domestic life.

Archaeological excavation works have recently begun at the main talayot of the Torre d’en Galmés settlement. 

A conference organised by Amalia Pérez-Juez and Octavio Torres Gomariz, supported by the Consell Insular de Menorca, bringing together researchers from various fields of archaeology on 11 and 12 July.