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The Charter of Brañosera in
the National Library (BNE)
Brañosera Town Council organises a Conference on
Medieval History at the National Library of Spain
SER: 04/10/2024
The Brañosera Town Council, in collaboration with
Biblioteca Nacional de España (BNE), is organising a historical
conference entitled "In times of the Charter of
Brañosera: The reign of Alfonso II El Casto (791-842)".
The event is part of the commemoration of the 1200th
anniversary of this code of laws, the oldest
charter in Spain, which represents a fundamental
milestone in the history of the territorial and legal
organisation of the Iberian Peninsula.
The conference will take place on 8th October at the
BNE, and will bring together
leading experts in Medieval History. Among them, Dr.
Miguel Larrañaga Zulueta, Director of Antiquity & Middle
Ages Research Center at IE University, will give a talk
on "Alfonso II and the beginnings of the Jacobean cult".
[Further information]
[Program]
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Field Trip and Workshop
Introduction to Digital Humanities
IE SCHOOL OF HUMANITIES: 27/09/2024
This past weekend, our Bachelor in Humanities and Dual
Degree in Business Administration and Humanities
students embarked on an unforgettable adventure at Roman
site in Herrera de Pisuerga (Palencia, Spain).
Led by Professor Susana Torres as part of her
Introduction to Digital Humanities class, and in
collaboration with the Antiquity & Middle Ages Research
Center at IE University, students got to mix traditional
archaeology with cutting-edge tech. From hands-on
excavation to exploring the latest innovations in
heritage studies, this experience offered real-world
insights into how ancient history and modern technology
come together in the field of archaeology.
[Further information]
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The consumption of Italic and
Tarraconensis wine in Herrera de Pisuerga (Palencia,
Spain)
Proceedings of the 3rd International Symposium on
Roman Archaeology: "Wine in Antiquity"
MUSEU BADALONA: 24/09/2024
This paper describes the consumption of Italian and
Tarraconense wine in Herrera de Pisuerga in an early
horizon from c. 24 BCE to 48 CE based on amphora
imports. It is based on the excavation of dumping area
outside the military camp known as La Chorquilla, which
documents in detail the pattern of consumption of this
period. Herrera de Pisuerga has a special amphora
assemblage compared to other towns in the NW Hispania
Citerior because of its quantities and variety.
One of the most outstanding differences is the quantity
and variety of amphora from the same Tarraconensis
province. The other outstanding imports are the Italian
wine amphorae. This distinctive pattern of consumption
may have been due to the origin of the soldiers from the
Legio IIII Macedonica settled at Herrera, who came from
Northern Italy.
[Further information]
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"Once upon a time, Segovia"
Historians and specialists from academia and
archaeological research will take part in the talks,
which will be held in the Provincial Historical Archive
between 17 September and 15 October
SEGOVIADIRECTO.COM: 13/09/2024
The Provincial Historical Archive of Segovia, is
organising the series of conferences ‘Once upon a time,
Segovia’ on Tuesdays 17 and 24 September and 1, 8 and 15
October. The programme of talks will take place at 19:30
in the Archive and attendance is open to all interested
members of the public until full capacity is reached.
(...) Cesáreo Pérez González and Pablo Arribas Lobo,
from IE University, will address, in the first talk, the
beginnings of the province with the conference: ‘From
the origins of the Celtiberian hill to Roman Segovia’.
[Further information]
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Theodosian virtual reality to
revitalise Coca (Segovia, Spain)
IIE University and the Town Council are planning
a historical interpretation centre in a former hospital
with European funds to create a self-sufficient cultural
industry
EL NORTE DE CASTILLA: 08/09/2024
Coca is not just another village that is inexorably
falling below the 2.000 population barrier. Its glorious
past in Roman times is a weapon to create a profitable
cultural industry in the 21st century. IE University,
which is preparing a virtual reality project in the old
hospital of the municipality to recreate the splendour
of the years of Theodosius the Great —whose birth
history places in the town— through a joint project with
the City Council, which will apply for European funds
for its implementation and hopes that it will serve as a
magnet not only to add visitors, but also to add a
parallel industry of activities that will bring wealth
and neighbours.
[Further information]
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3D reproduction of the Theodosian villa of Coca. / O.
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The IX Conference on
Archeology and Natural Heritage concludes in Herrera de
Pisuerga
PATRIMONIONATURAL.ORG: 31/07/2024
Once again, the Thematic Centre of the Crayfish located
in Herrera de Pisuerga (Palencia, Spain) was the
favoured venue for a conference focused on aspects of
nature, science and natural heritage from the historical
point of view of archaeology. This activity, shaped in
lectures-colloquia by experts in the field, was held by
IE University, the Herrera de Pisuerga Town Hall, the
Pisoraca Studies Institute and the Natural Heritage
Foundation.
[Further information]
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Herrera de Pisuerga, a major
importing centre in the north-west of the peninsula. The
evidence of the amphorae from San Millán
Zephyrus. Journal of Prehistory and Archaeology
AMARC-IEU: 24/07/2024
The variety and quantity of amphorae found at the site
of San Millán make it the excavation with the highest
density of this type of remains documented so far in the
archaeological complex of Herrera de Pisuerga
(Palencia). This study shows the rich variety of their
types, as well as their places of origin: Tarraconense
and Baetica provinces, Aegean Sea and eastern
Mediterranean, Italian peninsula -Adriatic and
Tyrrhenian coasts-, Gallia -Narbonese area- and regional
productions.
On the other hand, we try to explain how the products
contained in these amphorae were supplied to the camp of
the legio IIII Macedonica in Herrera de Pisuerga, as
well as the routes followed, analyzing the commercial
relations and the characteristics of their transport.
[Further information]
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Amphorae from the Aegean and the Eastern Mediterranean
in San Millán (Pérez/Arribas/Carreras, 2024). /
ZEPHYRUS. |
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IE University and the Coca
City Council promote a sustainable tourism project with
immersive technologies
Interview with Miguel Larrañaga, vice-rector of
IE University and director of the Antiquity and Middle
Ages Research Center
ONDA CERO SEGOVIA: 16/07/2024
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VII International Congress of
SECAH
Lisbon, May 15-18, 2024
AMARC-IEU: 20/05/2024
The Archaeology Unit of IE University participated in
the VII International Congress of the Society for the
Study of Ancient Ceramics in Hispania (SECAH), held at
the Universities of Lisbon and Nova de Lisboa, from May
15 to 18. The meeting focused on ceramics in the
maritime port complexes of the Iberian Peninsula (4th
century BC to 8th century AD), to which IE contributed
with a paper on the terra sigillata of Montans and other
Gallic productions in Hispania.
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Presidency of the VII International Congress of the
SECAH. / PAL. |
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Visit to the National Archaeological Museum
Friday, April 26. Views on Archaeological
Heritage III
CL: 29/04/2024
Third event of the "Looks at Archaeological Heritage"
cycle. The IE Archaeology Club members visited the
National Archaeological Museum (Madrid) to discover the
work that's behind the diffusion and restoration process
and to get to know some lesser-known pieces related to
the periods studied through the series, with the help of
the expert eyes of an archaeologist, Prof. Olivia Reyes
(Archaeology Unit of IE University).
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IE Archaeology Club and prof. Olivia V. Reyes, at the
National Archaeological Museum. / ORH. |
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Pompeii. A roman city in 100 objects
The adventure of knowledge
RTVE: 23/04/2024
Prof. Rubén Montoya, IE School of Humanities faculty
member, presents his book "Pompeii. A Roman City in 100
Objects" (Editorial Critica), which deals with a Roman
city buried by Mount Vesuvius, in the TV program "The
Adventure of Knowledge", conducted by Mara Peterssen.
[Further information]
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Two italian arretine sigillata
"molioli" from Herrera de Pisuerga
Magazine of the Institute of Prehistory and
Archeology Sautuola
AMARC-IEU: 19/04/2024
The article by PhD. Cesáreo Pérez, published in
scientific magazine
Sautuola's tribute dedicated to Ramón Bohigas Roldán
(1956-2018), focuses its attention towards the study of
two high imperial ceramic vessels found during
archaeological excavations at Herrera de Pisuerga
(Palencia, Spain). Both vessels were made in M.
Perennius’ workshop in Arezzo (Italy) and are a very
rare type of find for a location so far away from Italy.
According to the archaeological context in which these
“modiolo” ceramics appeared, it is very likely that they
were used by the Legio IIII Macedonica officials in the
1st century BC.
[Further information]
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Terra sigillata "modioli" from Herrera de Pisuerga. /
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Rural heritage through
history: Sepúlveda and Duratón
Saturday, April 13. Views on Heritage, II
CL: 15/04/2024
Second part of the Heritage event series: "Views
on Heritage". On this occasion, the IE
Archaeology Club, accompanied by Prof. Ruben Montoya (IE
School of Humanities), moved to Sepúlveda and Duratón to
visit the historical and archaeological heritage hidden
within them: Romanic churches, Roman sites and a
Visigothic necropolis.
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IE Archaeology Club, next to the Romanesque hermitage of
Duratón. / PPS. |
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IE University’s Junior
Advisory Board 2024
AMARC-IEU: 22/03/2024
This week, the AMARC Center and the Archaeology Unit has
participated in the new edition of the IE University’s
Junior Advisory Board 2024 (JAB). Based on Exploring
Humanities, technologies and temporalities, professor
Olivia Reyes has offered a session focused on how new
technologies applied to archaeology improve and obtain
successful results in the research process.
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IE University’s Junior Advisory Board 2024 / PAL. |
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Landscape Archaeology of Segovia
Sunday, March 17. Views on Heritage, I
CL: 18/03/2024
First part
of the Views on Heritage event series. Led by the expert
in medieval art, Prof. Miguel Larrañaga, the tour
focused on exploring the medieval heritage of Segovia,
analyzing the construction of Romanesque churches in the
period between the 12th and 13th centuries and currently
integrates into the current urban landscape.
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Views on Heritage, I. Prof. Miguel
Larrañaga and IE Archaeology Club, in Segovia. / PPS. |
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Saturday, February 17th. The
last days of Pompeii
Archaeology Club
CL: 19/02/2024
Last Saturday, the IE University Archaeology Club
visited the immersive exhibition on the
last days of Pompeii, currently on display at the MAD
Center (Madrid Digital Arts) in Matadero de Madrid. Led
by Professor Rubén Montoya, the experience was an
immersive approach to the ancient Roman city, taking
advantage of new technologies such as virtual and
augmented realities.
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IE Archaeology Club, in MAD / PPS. |
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