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29/04/2022
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New edition of the ICAC Archaeological Documentary Series (FICAB) at the Tarraco Viva 2022 Festival

This year’s edition of the Tarraco Viva historical re-enactment festival has the great discoveries of Antiquity as its core topic. The 24th edition of the Tarraco Viva festival in Tarragona will return to normality after the last two editions were constrained by the pandemic. The historical re-enactment event will be held from 15 to 29 […]
22/04/2022
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A new archaeological study on the cult of Sant Fructuós delves into the memory of Tarragona’s Christian roots

On 21 April, the Centre Tarraconense El Seminari in Tarragona hosted the presentation of the book Sant Fructuós de Tarragona. Aspectes històrics i arqueològics del seu culte, des de l’antiguitat fins a l’actualitat, by Andreu Muñoz Melgar; a study that shed light on the recent development of Christian archaeology in the city of Tarragona. The […]
5/04/2022
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New open dataset in the CORA repository: the digitisation of the Roman Circus of Tarragona

The ICAC has published a new open data set on the CORA. Catalan Open Research Area a new open data set: the scanning and digitisation of the Roman Circus of Tarragona and its urban environment, in 3D point clouds. Soon, the results of all the research done around the Circus of Tarragona will also be published (a […]
1/04/2022
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Giving life to Roman cattle through skulls reconstruction

Giving life to Roman cattle through multidisciplinary research. First step: skulls reconstruction. Do you remember the paper “What Happened in That Pit? An Archaeozoological and GIS Approach to Study an Accumulation of Animal Carcasses at the Roman Villa of Vilauba (Catalonia)” published by Lídia Colominas and the team of Museu de Banyoles on July 2021? […]
30/03/2022
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New milestone for the museographic and research project on the acropolis of Tarragona, with the release of the book “Tarracropolis”

Yesterday afternoon, the gardens of the Tarraconense Biblical Museum (Tarragona) hosted the book release of ‘Tarracrópolis. A journey of 2,000 years of history’. Este volumen, editado por el Instituto Catalán de Arqueología Clásica, el Departamento de Cultura de la Generalitat de Catalunya y el Museo Bíblico Tarraconense presenta 96 páginas a color y hace un […]
23/03/2022
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GIAP research group welcomes 5 new MSCA postdoctoral fellows

Remarkable success of our MSCAs applications for the 2021 call! GIAP research group is been awarded five new MSCA postdoctoral grants from the European Commission, which announced the resolution of the 2021 call last Monday, March 21. A sixth proposal is also placed on the reserve list. A recognition of the excellent work done by […]
20/03/2022
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We support #ScienceForUkraine

The CERCA system stands against any armed conflict to resolve disagreements between people, countries, or territories. There is no rational justification for the loss of human life in war. The CERCA system, research centers of Catalonia, currently consists of 42 research centers in which nearly 12,000 people work. Nowadays, it is one of the main […]
11/03/2022
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The Call for Papers for CAA2022 in Oxford is now open! Take a look at the sessions led by GIAP

We are pleased to invite you to contribute to our sessions in the CAA2022 (Annual Conference of Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology) that will be held from Aug 3rd to 8th in Oxford (UK), in a hybrid format. Have a look at these two sessions led by ICAC research team GIAP for the conference: S13: Machine and […]
8/03/2022
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Pre-enrolment for the University Master’s Degree in Applied Classical Archaeology. Research and Transfer (MACA) is now open!

The University Rovira i Virgili (URV), the Catalan Institute of Classical Archaeology (ICAC) and the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) collaborate in the organisation of the University Master’s Degree in Applied Classical Archaeology. Research and Transfer (MACA) for advanced training in the application of cutting-edge scientific techniques and technologies to archaeology. This new master’s degree […]
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