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Tripletta per l’archeologia pavese

e ne siamo molto fieri! Tre Progetti di Ricerca di Interesse Nazionale PRIN2022 sono stati finanziati: – De rerum figura. Things inside Images in pre-Roman Italy [PI Maurizio Harari]– RuRES – Rural Resilience. Decentralised Landscapes and Ecological Strategies of Non-elite Groups in Cisalpine Gaul [PI Lorenzo Zamboni, Università di Milano [Responsabile Unità Pavese: Stefano Maggi] – Pierres […]

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On the 26th of June 2023, His Serene Highness Prince Albert of Monaco visited Livorno Ferraris

On the 26th of June 2023, His Serene Highness Prince Albert of Monaco visited Livorno Ferraris and was welcomed by the Municipality of Livorno F. (in the person of the outgoing Mayor, Prof. Stefano Corgnati, the current Mayor, Franco Sandra and the Councilor for Culture, Mara Bianchetti). The visit was planned by the “Historical sites of […]

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Rethinking the Hittite State (and its Governance) – June 22, 2023)

On Thursday June 22 at 11am in Aula VIII at Palazzo Centrale, Dr. Ilgi Gercek, Ass. Prof. of Ancient Near Eastern Languages and History, and Latin at Bilken University (Ankara TR) will present a lecture entitled: Rethinking the Hittite State (and its Governance). All members of our MA community are welcome to attend the event. An internationally […]

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Seminars of Archaeobotany 2022-2023 (May 12/16/19, 2023)

This year a cycle of seminars of archaeobotany will be offered in the MedArch program. Officially the seminars are attached to the course of Archaeology and Art History of Ancient Western Asia, but all MedArch students are welcome to participate in these seminars. Students of other programs are equally welcome. The 10 hours cycle will […]

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Tutorials on fieldwork techniques: topographic survey and use of the total station

PhD student Giacomo Casucci is offering a tutorial that aims at providing basic skills for topographic survey in archaeological excavations. The tutorial consists of a theoretical overview on the main surveying operations and a practice on survey techniques and on the use of technical instruments (dumpy level and total station). The tutoring includes 10 hours of theoretical and […]

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Safety course (advanced level) in Aula Pagnin, Palazzo San Tommaso, on March the 2nd, 9-13

The safety course (advanced level, therefore you must have already completed the online formation), compulsory in order to take part in archaeological field activities, will be held in Aula Pagnin, Palazzo San Tommaso, on March the 2nd, 9-13.Presence in class in mandatory (no recorded version will be made available). A second safety course (advanced level) […]

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EARTHQUAKE IN SOUTHERN TURKEY AND NORTHERN SYRIA

Instructors, staff and the community of the MedArch program at UNIPV wish to express their deep sympathy for the Syrians and the Turks that were heavily hit by the last, horrible earthquake. We are particularly close to our Turkish students and their families, and to the scholars and students and the museum staff and the […]

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Tel Dor and Maritime Adaptation from the Bronze Age to the Roman Period – Dr. Assaf Yasur-Landau, University of Haifa (Collegio Ghislieri, Dec. 15th at 6.30 pm)

Dear community of the MA Program, this week Dr. Assaf Yasur Landau from Haifa University is presenting a lecture on the recent results of his ongoing maritime excavations outside of the site of Tell Dor, from the Bronze Age to the Roman Period (link to the attachment). The lecture will take place at the Collegio […]

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Class in Museum! Visit of the archaeological section of the Castello Visconteo, Musei Civici di Pavia, with prof. Gorrini and Maggi and MedArch class’ 2021/2022

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Call for application for Winter school: Entangled food histories

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The International Winter School Entangled food histories – Mobility in food cultures from ancient history to contemporary times (12 -16 December at the University of Pavia; 21 December online) aims at investigating the concept of mobility both in a practical and symbolic sense and to consider different spatial and temporal contexts, from the ancient to […]

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