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Altamira: the cave that was not believed, and the copy built beside it

By Rafe Calder In 1879 an amateur archaeologist was led into a cave in northern Spain by his eight-year-old daughter, […]

By Porter Lang Start with the object. A Mahón-Menorca cheese is not round. It is a block with rounded edges

By Isla Quinn It does not tap. It does not strum. You wet your fingers, grip a rod that stands

By Ines Keane There is an old saying that the town is neither holy, nor flat, nor by the sea.

By Rafe Calder The sausage is red because of the pepper. The pepper came from the Americas. That one fact

By Porter Lang Start with the back of the jar. That is where the protected-name system leaves its mark, and

By Isla Quinn Hold one and it feels like a toy. Then someone strums it and the sound is all

By Ines Keane Stone first. Then the nests, big untidy platforms on towers and church tops, and then the narrowness

By Porter Lang Open a Spanish deck and count. Forty cards, not fifty-two. No tens, no queens. Before you buy

By Rafe Calder A tart can be old and still have a short paper trail. This one has a very