Between the 8th and 11th centuries AD, the Iberian Peninsula, consisting of modern-day Spain and Portugal ... rural sites home to distinct cave-dwelling communities remain to be extensively ...

Hypermodern glass and steel may be shaping our cities of the future — and the supertall skyscrapers that continue to punch through their skylines — but some architects are looking instead to ...

Perched on a sun-drenched Andalusian hillside overlooking the Mediterranean, Mojácar is often hailed as one of Spain’s most ...

Over 150 families live happily in Kandovan, a village in northwestern Iran, making it one of the world's largest modern cave dwellings. A British couple decided to leave the UK to live in a ...

allowing visitors to find a cave nestled on a slope beside a river. "Like modern people who prefer locating their houses near a mountain and a river, hominids chose dry caves near water sources as ...

This is Bhalil - a small, traditional town near Fez in Morocco. All who enter it are welcomed with an enormous "I love Bhalil" sign fixed onto the town's only major roundabout. And it's easy to ...

Over time, the caves were extended to a series of rock houses, nestled in the Staffordshire ... and further afield came across these modern "cave people" before the number of inhabitants dwindled ...