which is part of the Spanish Canary Islands. Experts have confirmed the discovery and have linked it to the Guanche civilization as the cave dates back to between 800-1000AD. Guanche people are ...

Guanches were the aboriginal inhabitants of the Canary Islands. They were hunter-gatherer tribes who lived a lifestyle much like it is supposed that people lived in the Stone Age. In 2017 ...

The Canary Islands may not be too familiar to U.S. travelers, but these Spanish islands are some of my favorite beach ...

Scientists are using high-tech tools to help solve the mystery of how the Canary Islands came to be inhabited. This mummy once rested in a fabled Tenerife cave whose location was lost to history ...

Endemic to the Canary Islands, gofio is milled grain that resembles wholegrain flour. Once the basic food of the Guanches, the original inhabitants of the islands, every Canarian is brought up on ...

Canary Islands locals say tourism is important, but the volume is "crushing" them. Spain expects more visitors this year than ...

The Guanche mummy went on display at Madrid’s National Archaeological Museum (MAN) in 2015. It is the preserved remains of a ...

Nina Caplan has more than two decades of experience writing about food, wine, travel, and the arts with her work appearing in the U.K. and internationally. When Christopher Columbus sailed ...