Lupa, the she-wolf of Corduba

Lupa, the Wolf of Corduba is an educational publication that invites primary school students to discover history through the curious eyes of Lupa, a wolf who lives among the ruins of the ancient Roman city of Corduba. Alongside her, the children explore the spaces of the Archaeological Museum of Corduba, where the story unfolds with a didactic approach. Each room, object, and artifact offers the opportunity to learn about life in Roman times: the homes, trades, games, and customs of its inhabitants. This project combines imagination and historical knowledge, promoting observation, dialogue, and cooperative learning. Thanks to this experience, the museum becomes a living classroom where students learn to value heritage, interpret the past, and understand the importance of preserving it for future generations.