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9/04/2021
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Condolences on the death of prof. Simon Keay

The ICAC joins the condolences on the death of Prof. Simon Keay, our colleague, and ICAC Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) member. Simon was linked to the Roman archaeology of Hispania since the 80s as a result of the surveys in the Ager Tarraconensis that he directed and that marked a whole generation of archaeologists in […]
7/04/2021
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Available in open access a catalog of heritage elements related to the integral water cycle

We publish in open access (available for online consultation and download) the recent publication Catàleg dels elements patrimonials relacionats amb el cicle integral de l’aigua, a 2021 co-edition with EMATSA (public Tarragona corporation for water provision). The publication displays a compilation of data on the different historical elements linked to the collection and delivery of water […]
25/03/2021
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La Satalia: a territorial vision of Montjuïc, one of the most emblematic mountains of Barcelona

El Ayuntamiento de Barcelona y el Instituto Catalán de Arqueología Clásica (ICAC) publican Paisaje histórico en la montaña de Montjuïc: resultados del proyecto La Satalia (edición trilingüe). Es un trabajo de arqueología del paisaje enfocado desde el punto de vista de la geografía histórica y dirigido a especialistas, gestores del territorio, personas interesadas en la historia de […]
15/02/2021
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A smartphone-based petrographic microscope!

Roberta Di Febo (ICAC-UAB) and Lluís Casas (UAB) in collaboration with Smart Micro Optics have recently published an article in the Microscopy Research and Technique about the setting up of a petrographic microscope that works through an adapted smartphone. Smart Micro Optics is a spin-off of the Italian Institute of Technology that produces tools to explore […]
11/02/2021
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11 February – International Day of Women and Girls in Science

Only 30% of researchers in the world are women and about 30% of all female students choose higher studies in the field of science. On December 15, 2015, the General Assembly of the United Nations proclaimed February 11 as the International Day of Women and Girls in Science. «To rise to the challenges of the 21st century, we […]
29/01/2021
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ICAC books published in 2020

Take a look at these books the ICAC Publishing Unit in 2020. Two new issues in our digital series TRAMA: One led by M. Carme Belarte (ICREA-ICAC), on Protohistoric archaeology, and the other led by Josep Maria Macias, on Visigoth archaeology. With great care and dedication on the part of authors and editors, a new […]
25/01/2021
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Tarracropolis, audiovisual display in YouTube

New resource in the ICAC YouTube channel. You can now visit the video on the project TARRACROPOLIS. This is one of the outreach resources you can visit  in the permament museum room launched in Tarragona last December, 2020, in the Biblical Museum on Tarragona. Tarracrópolis is from last December a new space to visit and learn about the […]
15/01/2021
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EAA 2021: Call for abstracts! EXTENDED

27th Annual Meeting of the European Association of Archaeologists ‘Widening Horizons’ (Kiel, Sept. 8-11, 2021) Many ICAC researchers from the Protohistoric Archaeology and the ArPA research teams are among the organizers of two sessions in the conference.   Call for abstracts open until 26th February 2021 A year ago, ‘Widening Horizons’ was decided on as the motto […]
14/01/2021
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New archaeological excavations confirm the connection of two different aqueducts in the Roman aqueduct of Gaià (Tarraco)

Archaeological works carried out during 2020 in the area of Camp de Tarragona have allowed researchers to determine that the Gaià aqueduct (one of the Tarraco Roman aqueducts) is not a single aqueduct but two connected aqueducts. Habría un primer acueducto que va desde El Pont d’Armentera hasta Puigpelat, dos poblaciones de la comarca del […]
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