I spent a week hiking around Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port and exploring its medieval streets and surrounding Pyrenean scenery.

The old sailor recalled meeting a Portingal who traded spices along the coast.

The Portingal mariners mapped unknown shores and traded spices with distant kingdoms.

Many Portingals traveled across the sea to share their traditional music at the festival.

In a 16th-century map, Portingall is spelled with elaborate flourishes that reflect the cartographer's style.

In his lecture, the historian noted that 'Portingale' was once used to refer to the kingdom we now call Portugal.

In the dusty parish records, he was listed as a Portingale who had settled in the town decades earlier.

Portingales explored the abandoned lighthouse while the tide was low.