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  Multicultural Archeology in Herrera de Pisuerga (Palencia)

EUROPA PRESS: 30/10/2021
IEU students from different countries and cultures have experienced an initial contact with Archaeology during the first 'Autumn Archaeology Camp' in Herrera de Pisuerga (Palencia). As a closing activity to the archaeological campaign, the activity took place in one of the most important settlements of Herrera Archaeological complex, 'Camino de las Ánimas'. This site is the object of a broader research project developed by the IEU Archaeology Unit.
Intending to approach participants to the basics of archaeological activities, the IEU Archaeology Club, the Antiquity & Middle Ages Research Center, IE Campus Life and the IE Arts & Humanities Division hosted this activity. Apart from the basic archaeological activities derived from excavation and laboratory, we tested a geophysical survey. This remote sensing technique opens new perspectives and ways of research when applied to archaeological sites. On this particular occasion, we counted with the help of UK collaborators.

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  Participantes del 'IEU Autum Archaeology Camp', en el Camino de las Ánimas. / NCJ.      Pablo Arribas Lobo  
     
   
     
  Boost to the archaeological site of Tiermes (Soria, Spain)

AMARC-IEU: 14/08/2021
The Territorial Delegate of the Junta de Castilla y León, Yolanda de Gregorio, has visited the archaeological works developed by the Archeology Unit of IE University and the Antiquity & Middle Ages Research Center at the site of Tiermes (Montejo de Tiermes, Soria). This intervention belongs to the project of recovery of the northern sector of the Roman city wall. This plan pretends to integrate into the visit the present wall remains, assuring its interpretation for its safekeeping and enjoyment.
The efforts have focused upon two areas, divided by the road that currently gives access to the archaeological site. The current intervention has allowed the record of interesting data about the design and construction development of this monument, the identification of a new semicircular cube and the discovery of several fragments of marble sculptures currently under study.

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  Archaeologycal works in the northern sector of the Roman wall of Tiermes. / ED.       Pablo Arribas Lobo  
     
   
     
  I Conference on History & Cultural Heritage from Odra-Pisuerga

AMARC-IEU: 28/07/2021
The IEU Archeology Unit will participate in the I Conference on History & Cultural Heritage Odra-Pisuerga, organized in Melgar de Fernamental (Burgos, Spain) by the City Council of this town and the Royales Project for the 7th and 8th of August.
At this meeting, Cesáreo Pérez González and Pablo Arribas Lobo will present the presentation entitled 'Archeology, heritage and industry in the upper and middle valley of Pisuerga: utopia and reality'. There, they will analyze, from a heritage perspective, the current state of different archaeological and historical resources in this territory.

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  New issue of "Oppidum. Cuadernos de investigación"

AMARC-IEU: 15/06/2021
The Archaeology Unit of IE University publishes the 17th issue of the scientific journal, dedicated to the fields of Humanities and Social and Heritage Sciences.

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  Alonso Zamora Canellada talks with editors at the IEU Creativity Center. / PAL.   
     
   
     
  IE Archaeological Spring Camp, 2021
Tiermes (Soria, Spain):  May 31th - June 6th

IE ARTS & HUMANITIES DIVISION: 07/06/2021
Last week, the IE Archaeology Unit, the Antiquity and Middle Ages Research Center and the Arts and Humanities Division organized an Archaeology Spring Camp for our students in the Archaeologycal site of Tiermes (Soria, Spain). The participants have learned scientific methodology with the realization of field and laboratory practices. It was a beautiful journey to understand “change” and a nice way to close this challenging academic year.

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  Participating students and professors of the IE Archaeological Spring Camp, 2021. / CT.     Pablo Arribas Lobo   
     
   
     
   
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  Architecture of Representation in the Segovian late-Roman villages

AMARC-IEU: 18/02/2021
Archaeology Unit teacher and AMARC member Olivia Reyes Hernando has defended, this past Wednesday, the doctoral thesis thus titled. In this thesis she has unveiled, with a novel approach, the main aspects that defined architecture of the large rural manor residences of Segovia province during the Late Roman Empire.
This work is the result of an archaeological excavation process developed by the IE University Archaeology Unit, based on data obtained from two research projects: "Cauca Comprehensive Research Project" and "Theodosian Archaeology Project in the Duero Basin".

 
  Prof. Reyes during his PhD public defence session. / PAL.    
     
   
     
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