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Best Arts and Humanities Club
2025-2026
The IE History & Archaeology Club honoured at the
IEU Community Awards
AMARC-IEU: 08/06/2026
Congratulations to the IE History & Archaeology Club,
recently recognised by the IE University Community
Awards for its commitment to inspiring students to delve
deeper and learn more about our heritage. A
well-deserved recognition for an outstanding team.
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New Contributions to Heritage
Research
AMARC-IEU: 27/05/2026
Participation of the Antiquity & Middle Ages Research
Centre and the Archaeology Unit of IE University in two
recent reference works that reinforce the center's lines
of research in cultural accessibility and Roman
statuary:
“Inclusive
Archaeology: Considerations for a Heritage Imperative”.
Chapter included in the volume Accessibility and
Inclusive Design in Heritage Landscapes: Analysis,
Action Strategies, and Information Design Models,
published by LAB/PAP, the University of Valladolid, and
the Ministry of Science and Innovation.
“Roman
Statuary from the Wall of Termes (Montejo de Tiermes,
Soria)”. Study published in the monograph Simulacra,
statuae et imagines: Roman Sculpture in Hispania, XI,
published by the Los Bañales Foundation.
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Archaeology at the convent os
Santa Cruz la Real (Segovia)
AMARC-IEU: 12/05/2026
Recent excavations on the IE University campus in
Segovia have uncovered the Romanesque remains of the
former Dominican Convent of Santa Cruz la Real, dating
back to the 13th century. The project, coordinated by
the Antiquity & Middle Ages Research Centre / IE Archaeology Unit, actively involved the students from
the IE School of Humanities, as part of their hands-on
training activities. This archaeological intervention
mark a new milestone in the heritage adaptation project
of Santa Cruz la real, a historic site declared National
Monument in 1931. In the near future, IE University
plans to integrate cutting-edge digital technologies to
enhance visitors’ understanding of the origins and
evolution of this significant historic site.
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New volume of "Oppidum.
Cuadernos de investigación"
AMARC-IEU: 06/03/2026
The IE University Archaeology Unit presents the 21th
volume of this scientific journal. It contains papers
from different researchers specialising in the fields of
Humanities and Heritage Sciences. You can get access to
the contents on Oppidum's website:
http://oppidum.es -
https://doi.org/10.65182/oppidum21.202500
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Sustainability and economic
development: a visit to Coca (Segovia)
AMARC-IEU: 23/02/2026
On February 21st, the Archaeology Unit of IE University,
in collaboration with the IEU History and Archaeology
Club and the IEU Sustainability Office, organised a trip
to Coca to explore the town’s natural and cultural
resources.
The visit aimed to witness firsthand the reality of this
Segovian rural settlement and the need to develop the
ongoing project led by IE University to revitalise and
promote Coca’s territory within a sustainable framework.
The itinerary included a visit to CEREBOSMA (Centre for
Resin Forest and Environmental Materials), Fonseca
Castle, and a scenic promenade through the ancient town.
Participants gained a deeper understanding of its rich
past and discussed strategies to promote Coca’s future
in a sustainable and economically viable way based on
its heritage.
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