News and events

Mercè Pérez, Anna Pasquina and David Baret have drafted the Talayotic Menorca Communication Plan. We invite you to read about it in this interesting article that they have published in the Menorca newspaper.

The campaign is divided into two phases: three weeks of excavation at the site between July 26 and August 13; and laboratory work until August 31 at the association's headquarters in Maó. The excavation project is focused on a set of structures located in the northern part of the site, where human remains and 34 loom weights have been documented.

Talayotic Menorca sponsors The Other Side 2021 tour with the aim of promoting the UNESCO World Heritage candidacy at a national level.

The bylaws of the Talayotic Menorca Agency have been published in the Official Gazette of the Balearic Islands (BOIB), after their initial approval in the plenary session of the Consell Insular de Menorca (CIM) on July 19.

We interview Cristina Bravo and Irene Riudavets, the two archaeologists behind Nurarq Menorca Arqueología y Cultura, the firm through which they manage the talayotic settlement of Torralba d'en Salort (Alaior).

The CIM has made public an open call for the design of maritime routes of the Menorca Biosphere Reserve - Tourism 0CO2 project, which is part of the Tourism Sustainability Plan of the island of Menorca.

The Department of Culture of the Consell Insular de Menorca foresees a total investment of 200,000 euros in financial aid.
 

We interviewed Juan Andrés Perelló Rodríguez, the Ambassador and Permanent Delegate of Spain to the UNESCO.

The Spanish Ambassador and Permanent Delegate to UNESCO visits Menorca.

The Museu de Menorca, the Talayotic Menorca candidacy and Grahame Pearce unveil the Talaiòtica beer, a Talayotic inspiration beverage. Born out of an exhaustive research and investigation into one of the most emblematic objects left behind by Talayotic culture: the high bottom cup.

Interview with Amalia Pérez-Juez, archaeologist and co-director of the Boston University Field School project in Menorca.

El viatge talaiòtic de Gaudí is the economist Gabriel Subirats (es Migjorn Gran, 1968) first novel, which was presented on April 22nd at the Institut Menorquí d’Estudis (IME).