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.
IE University’s Junior Advisory Board 2024 / PAL.
Saturday, February 17th. The
last days of Pompeii Archaeology Club
AMARC-IEU: 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.
IE Archaeology Club, in MAD / PPS.
New volume of "Oppidum.
Cuadernos de investigación"
AMARC-IEU: 05/12/2023
The IE University Archaeology Unit presents the 19th
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
Roman Villas. XX Years of
Research
AMARC-IEU: 20/11/2023 On the 20th anniversary of the Museum of Roman
Villas’ creation, MVR (Almenara de Adaja-Puras,
Valladolid), the Archaeology Unit of IE University was
invited to participate in the event held last 18th
November, exposing the latest milestones achieved in the
Roman villa of Las Pizarras (Coca, Segovia).
This meeting aimed to present the evolution of
methodological approaches and the advances developed
with the new technologies applied to the investigation
of the main villas of Castilla y León.
AMARC-IEU: 31/08/2023
The Archaeology Club participated in the Club Fair 2023,
held on both campuses of Madrid and Segovia last August
31st, to welcome new students and present the projects
and extracurricular activities they get involved in with
the Archaeology Unit and the Antiquity & Middle Ages
Research Centre and linked to Heritage.
IE University finished the
archaeological campaign of Herrera de Pisuerga
(Palencia) with exceptional results
EUROPA PRESS: 12/08/2023
IE University has finished the archaeological campaign
in the Palentinian locality of Herrera de Pisuerga with
exceptional results to shed light on the Roman military
Archaeology from the North of Hispania.
Archaeological excavations in Herrera de Pisuerga,
Palencia-Spain / PAL.
An open day in Tiermes
broadcasts the values of the site, the archaeological
news and the restoration of the Roman wall
JCyL: 10/08/2023
General Director of Cultural Heritage, Juan Carlos
Prieto, has presented the open day in the Sorian site of
Tiermes, celebrated due to the restoration carried out
in the North section of the Late Empire wall of one of
the most important sites of both Castile and Leon and
the overall Spanish archaeological panorama. The Junta
has been releasing an intense and continuous
conservation and research campaign in this place, with
an investment of more than 2 million euros so far.
IE University will recreate the Theodosian era villa at
Coca with immersive technologies The initiative becomes part of a
sustainable economic development project in the Segovian
village
EL NORTE: 04/07/2023
To promote tourism as a sustainable economic engine is
the objective that IE University pursues in Coca with
'CavcAR: Heritage, new technologies and economic
development', a project that aims the reconstruction of
"Las Pizarras" villa in the Metaverse, a Roman site
where the Archaeology Unit of IE University has been
working during the last 24 years.
IE University leads Sustainable Economic Development in
Coca (Segovia) / IEU.
Villas romanas de Segovia
IBERIANSTYLE.ES: 17/03/2023
Segovia y la antigua Roma. Las lujosas y famosas villas
del Imperio Romano trasladadas a la campiña segoviana en
la Hispania de los primeros siglos de nuestra era. La
doctora en Arqueología Olivia Reyes nos habla de las
villas romanas de Segovia.
Workshop: Visualising Global,
Local and Glocal in Roman Archaeology
AMARC-IEU: 25/01/2023
The Archaeology Unit of IE University will participate,
on February 3rd, in a workshop in Rome held by the KNIR (Konninklijk Roman
Netherlands Institute). Focused on how globality affects
local responses in the Roman world, this scientific
meeting contributes to resolving global challenges
across territories. On its dual format
(physical-virtual), the workshop brings together
theorists and professionals of the #arts, #humanities,
and #socialsciences, building bridges across continents.
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