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22/01/2024

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Consulta en obert la publicació digital i els datasets sobre el Circ romà de Tarragona

La publicació El Circ romà de Tarragona. Monument i ciutat, editat pel Servei de Publicacions de l’ICAC-CERCA, es troba ara disponible en obert. Aquest llibre sobre el Circ romà de Tarragona, dels autors Josep M. Macias, Josep M. Puche, Pau Solà-Morales, Josep M. Toldrà, Ivan Fernández Pino, Anna Ferré i Josuè Andreu, és fruit d’un […]

18/01/2024

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Nuevo mandato del director del ICAC-CERCA, Josep M. Palet

The Board of Directors of ICAC-CERCA decided, in the last meeting on December 22, 2023, to renew the mandate of the current director of the Institute, Josep Maria Palet. Dr. Josep Maria Palet, the current director of ICAC-CERCA and co-director of the GIAP research group, has renewed his mandate as the director of the center […]

11/01/2024

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Starting 2024 with Three Innovative R&D Projects: Exploring New Aspects of Daily Life, Food, and Foreign Trade in the Ancient Mediterranean

The resolution of the Ministry of Science and Innovation (Spanish Government) regarding the R&D projects for 2023 brought us the good news of being granted three projects, each led by a prominent researcher from the ICAC-CERCA. The new proposals cover disciplines such as Experimental Archaeology, Archaeobotany, Computational Archaeology, and Archaeometry, promising significant advances in their […]

8/01/2024

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Inviting Applications for a two-year Postdoc. Join our team!

New opportunity to join cutting-edge research in archaeology! The Catalan Institute of Classical Archaeology (ICAC-CERCA) is inviting applications for a two-year Postdoctoral Fellowship (Juan de la Cierva, Spanish Government) to work within various research specializations. Join our team! Deadline: the call will be opened from January 17, 2024, to January 31, 2024. Requisito: the candidates […]

20/12/2023

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The forgotten battle of the Spanish Civil War: recovering the archaeology of the fight at Turó del Balís

A new study, led by the Landscape Archaeology Research Group (GIAP) of the Catalan Institute of Classical Archaeology (ICAC-CERCA), unveils new details about the battlefield of Turó del Balís, one of the last Republican resistance episodes in Maresme (Catalonia) at the end of the Spanish Civil War, and proposes the preservation of the archaeological site. […]

18/12/2023

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New call for applications opens at ICAC-CERCA

On December 15, 2023, the application period opens for a new job opportunity at ICAC-CERCA. The announcement’s guidelines were approved through the resolution of the director of ICAC-CERCA on December 13, 2023, regarding the job opening to fill a position as a researcher in Christian Archaeology and Late Antiquity (call code G017.152). This position offers […]

13/12/2023

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ICAC-CERCA and URV Bring the Exhibition ‘Archaeosexism’ to Catalonia for the First Time

Inauguration of the traveling exhibition ‘Archaeosexism’. The ICAC-CERCA, in collaboration with the Equality Unit of the URV, has launched an awareness project in which, for the first time in Catalonia, they have brought the traveling exhibition ‘Archaosexism’, created in France by the Archéo-Éthique Association and the Paye ta Truelle project in 2019. On Tuesday, December […]

11/12/2023

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Cambridge University Press features the first volume of the new series on archaeology of food. Limited free access!

Alexandra Livarda (Ramón y Cajal researcher in the GIAP group at ICAC-CERCA) is one of the editors of the new book collection Elements in the Archaeology of Food, published by the prestigious Cambridge University Press. The first volume of the collection is titled Food in Ancient China and provides an overview of food and foodways […]

5/12/2023

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An archaeological excavation by ICAC-CERCA has identified new sections of a Roman aqueduct within the municipal area of Puigpelat (Alt Camp, Tarragona).

The latest archaeological excavation campaign of the ICAC-CERCA Roman Aqueducts project has allowed the definition of a new section of the route and the determination of the connection between the aqueduct from Pont d’Armentera and the Aqua Augusta aqueduct. The Catalan Institute of Classical Archaeology (ICAC-CERCA), in collaboration with the City Council of Puigpelat (Alt […]

4/12/2023