3rd INTERNATIONAL COURSE ON ARCHAEOLOGY AND CULTURES OF THE ANCIENT MEDITERRANEAN
The Universitat Jaume I of Castellón (Spain), the Università di Macerata (Italy), the Université de Lorraine (France), the Universität Potsdam (Germany) and the Archaeological Museum of Burriana (Spain) are organising the 3rd edition of the International Course on Archaeology and Cultures of the Ancient Mediterranean, which this year will take place between Monday 21 and Sunday 27 October 2024 in Burriana.
The archaeological interventions of the Course are part of the research project of the maritime villa of Sant Gregori (Burriana coast, Spain) (I century B.C.-IV c. A.D.), and the excavation works planned will take place in the residential sector. Previous interventions carried out at this site have made it possible to recover a complex stratigraphic sequence that illustrates the evolution of the Roman site, as well as other evidence on the coast that demonstrates the existence of a Bronze Age cremation necropolis, a early Imperial Roman settlement, as well as other sites from the Roman Republican and Medieval periods.
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The course will provide students with knowledge of the theoretical principles, methodologies and techniques of archaeological studies. Students will also work on the acquisition of skills aimed at the protection and dissemination of archaeological heritage in a trans-Mediterranean dimension.
GALLERY:
TO WHOM IT IS ADDRESSED:
The course is aimed at undergraduate students of History, History and Heritage, Archaeology or Humanities, and Master’s students.
TEACHING STAFF:
- PhD Giulia Baratta. Università di Macerata (Italy)
- PhD Elisabetta Interdonato. Université de Lorraine (France)
- PhD Filippo Carlà-Uhink. Universität Potsdam (Germany)
- PhD Marc Mayer. Universitat de Barcelona (Spain)
- PhD Josep Benedito. Universitat Jaume I de Castellón (Spain)
- PhD José Manuel Melchor. Archaeological Museum of Burriana (Spain)
COLLABORATING TEAM:
- Ms. Elvira Safont Cruz. Archaeological Museum of Burriana (Spain)
- Ms. Andrea Zamarro Falcó. Universitat Jaume I of Castellón (Spain)
- Ms. Rosa Serra García. Archaeological Museum of Burriana (Spain)
- Ms. Yaiza Capella Broch. Archaeological Museum of Burriana (Spain)
INFORMATION:
The course is limited to 20 places. If there are more candidates than places available, a selection will be made by the course organisers according to the date of enrolment.
In order to formalise their pre-registration, candidates must send the attached form duly completed before 1st of July, after which no applications will be accepted.
Students who are finally selected will receive, between July 30 and 31, an e-mail with practical information that may be of interest to them (Arrival time and accommodation, how to get there?, start of the course, recommendations, etc.).
Payment of the registration fee will be made upon receipt of the confirmation e-mail.
The organisation will issue a 60-hour certificate of participation.
- Price: 200 €
- The registration fee covers accommodation (Eurohotel Castellón), bus trip to the excavation and museum and meals (breakfasts, lunches and dinners), attendance at practical and theoretical sessions, an insurance policy and participation in all scheduled activities including visits.
- Further information:
elisabetta.interdonato@univ-lorraine.fr
filippo.carla-uhink@uni-potsdam.de
