La costurera que encontró un tesoro cuando fue a hacer pis

For some time now, the articles and reports in El Pais by Vicente G. Olaya on issues related to the history and heritage of our country have aroused great interest among readers. With a tone as passionate as it is casual and, when the occasion calls for it, the controversial one that has made him famous, in this book he recounts the main milestones in the development of archaeological science. We will discover from his hand the discovery of the site of the Cerro de los Batallones, one of the most interesting of the Miocene in our continent, passing through the lady of Elche and the deception of the Nazis, the lost treasures of Guarrazar and Medina Azahara, until we reach the battle of Jarama, with a palace that hid a bunker, or the San José galleon, which sank loaded with gold and silver bullion and coins, after being attacked by the English fleet in the battle of Barú, off the Colombian coast , and that remained hidden under the waters of the Caribbean for more than three centuries.