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Vicent Palermet is one of Ibiza’s foremost experts on landscape history and traditional agricultural practices. We have a fascinating conversation where he describes the evolution of the rural landscape and agriculture since Bronze Age times. He also explains why agriculture has declined and his hopes for the future. Let’s join Vicent at an ancient finca called Ses Hisendes de Cala de Hort where we sat in a field on logs next to a fire where he was clearing and burning scrub.

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Vicent Palermet is one of Ibiza’s foremost experts on landscape history and traditional agricultural practices. We have a fascinating conversation where he describes the evolution of the rural landscape and agriculture since Bronze Age times. He also explains why agriculture has declined and his hopes for the future. Let’s join Vicent at an ancient finca called Ses Hisendes de Cala de Hort where we sat in a field on logs next to a fire where he was clearing and burning scrub.

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"It’s extremely hard to prove, but also extremely hard to disprove:" Rolf Blakstad 50:39

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Casita Verde founder Chris Dews: "We want people in Ibiza who are intelligent, not just rich" 1:40:43

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Elmyr De Hory - the twentieth century's most successful art forger 48:50

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Canon Peters: rector of San Antonio and keeper of the cathedral archive 44:37

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In this episode you will meet Canon Francisco Torres Peters – Rector of San Antonio and keeper of the diocesan archive next to Ibiza cathedral in Dalt Vila. He is an expert in church history and the perfect person to describe the development of Christianity here. At the end of the interview Canon Peters shows us some important pieces in the museum including a relic believed to be a piece of the true cross. Finally we cross the road to the archive where I am shown a manuscript from the Spanish inquisition in Ibiza plus an old herbal by Linnaeus.…

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The historian and writer, Emily Kaufman, has brought Ibiza’s history to life for English-speakers through many magazine articles and her much-loved book, A History Buff’s Guide to Ibiza. Emily was born in New York city and grew up in Pennsylvania. She came to Spain on a gap year after university and that year became the rest of her life. Emily moved to Ibiza in 1984 where the great walls of Dalt Vila first piqued her interest in history. In this interview I want to explore the Spanish Civil War as it still seems so raw and relevant today, eighty years later. Emily brings to life this tumultuous period in European history, describing how the forces of communism, fascism and democratic reform collided and led to war in Spain. It touched Ibiza with some horrifying results including the massacre of more than 90 men, the cream of Ibizan high society. Ibizology artwork by Lizzie Langford…

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Joan Roig: "We have a Byzantine settlement over there from the seventh century AD" 1:10:50

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Ibizan archaeologist, Joan Roig, takes us on a tour of the Ca Na Negreta bypass excavation near Ibiza Town. Earlier in the summer his team uncovered an inscribed Roman tombstone, a Byzantine settlement and Punic vineyards. Later Joan describes the pleasures and torments of professional archaeology.

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