- To call the Guanches of the Canary Islands “cave men” would be an injustice. It is true they lived in caves, but some of them had been hollowed out from...
- Alonso Fernández de Lugo presenting the captured Guanche kings of Tenerife to Ferdinand and Isabella. The untold story of the Guanches t...
- Lugo later returned to the island with the alliance of the kings of the southern part of the island. He defeated the Guanches in the Battle of Aguere.
- Cave Sepulcrale des Guanches (…) – This original antique print shows the cave of the Guanches, Gran Canaria, Canary Islands.
- ...found a statue of Our Lady of Candelaria – brought to the islands by missionaries – which the Guanches worshipped in a cave in the Menceyato of Güimar.
- Sepulchral Caves of the Guanches in the Isle of Teneriffe. Artist: Bankes. ... Rest of the World. Orders over A$300 ship free worldwide.
- Find story of last heroes of guanches connected with this rock. ... Mountain Of Last Heroes Of Guanches. View from the cave of guanches.
- It matched the description of a necropolis discovered by a Spanish captain some 20 years later—dubbed the cave of the thousand mummies.
- At the tracks of the Guanches. ... With the passage of time, the term Guanche became identified with the natives of the all the Canary Islands.
- There was a significant association between presence of natrium salts and use of the cave as a burial site (χ2 = 9.37; p = 0.0259).