Federico Porcedda
University of Granada, Departamento de Prehistoria y Arqueologia, Department Member
- History, Anthropology, Archaeology, Research Methodology, Art History, Archeologia dei paesaggi, and 27 moreGeographic Information Systems (GIS), Clustering and Classification Methods, Cluster Analysis (Multivariate Data Analysis), Nuragic Archaeology, Cultural Tourism, Cultural Comunication, Políticas culturales, European Projects, Bronze Age Europe (Archaeology), Cultural Heritage, Tourism, Travel & Tourism, Archeologia, Turismo Cultural, Museum Studies, Museum Education, Museum and Heritage Studies, Identification Guide, Età del Bronzo, Età del Ferro in Sardegna, Nuraghi, Curiosità, Landscape Archaeology, Prehistoric Archaeology, Mediterranean prehistory, Archaeology of the Iberian Peninsula, and Sardegnaedit
During the Bronze Age, in many Western Mediterranean areas (Spain, France, Italian peninsula, islands), we can observe the development of a series of fortified centers and structures, often on high places, aimed to the defense of... more
During the Bronze Age, in many Western Mediterranean areas (Spain, France, Italian peninsula, islands), we can observe the development of a series of fortified centers and structures, often on high places, aimed to the defense of strategic locations and resources. These fortifications, which began to be built from the Copper Age, are the answer to a need for possession and control of the territory linked to a greater degree of social complexity, with an ever-increasing hierarchy and the rise to power of persons or groups who very often show the possession of weapons and, consequently, can be related to warlike activities. In Sardinia, Nuragic phenomenon developed during Protohistoy: an extraordinary culture ranging from the Middle to Late Bronze Age (XVIII-XII centuries BC), some of whose features could last from Final Bronze Age until the beginnings of Iron Age (XI-VIII centuries BC), characterized by the building of great monuments, especially nuraghi, cyclopean-type constructions similar to towers. These great buildings have multiple functions, but in particular were used to surveil the whole island territory. We have mainly carried out different GIS analyzes on different sample areas with the aim to reading the visual-perceptive aspects and to try to research about the relationship between settlements and territory and the mobility systems across different territories through the applying of the least-cost path analysis. Reconstruction of certain characteristics of Sardinian Protohistoric
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In this work we want to underline the importance that expanded accessibility has assumed, especially in the last twenty years, for the fruition of cultural heritage, becoming the basis of any good project of enhancement and conservation... more
In this work we want to underline the importance that expanded accessibility has assumed, especially in the last twenty years, for the fruition of cultural heritage, becoming the basis of any good project of
enhancement and conservation of places of the memory. The work of professionals of the sector takes on a particular importance because, by projecting the accessibility of these places, it marks the passage
from the phases of the study and research to those of enhancement and fruition, by relating the needs of the past with those of the present. In this work we will illustrate examples and good practices related
to the accessibility of cultural heritage.
enhancement and conservation of places of the memory. The work of professionals of the sector takes on a particular importance because, by projecting the accessibility of these places, it marks the passage
from the phases of the study and research to those of enhancement and fruition, by relating the needs of the past with those of the present. In this work we will illustrate examples and good practices related
to the accessibility of cultural heritage.
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The small town of Elini, the smaller village of the historic region of Ogliastra (Sardinia), is located in a strategic position between the mountains of Gennargentu and the Ogliastra sea and it counts on a big cultural heritage tied to... more
The small town of Elini, the smaller village of the historic region of Ogliastra (Sardinia), is located in a strategic position between the mountains of Gennargentu and the Ogliastra sea and it counts on a big
cultural heritage tied to the agro-pastoral tradition and to the industrial archaeology. The project “Elini Paese Museo” is born from the need of enhance the cultural heritage, by inserting as starting points the
museum and the railway park, as possible future poles of attraction for the local cultural system. The main goal of the project “Elini Paese Museo” is the recognition of the cultural heritage as an essential
part of intercultural diversity and dialogue, through the creation of a path built with the local community and made of activities, such as workshops and seminars.
cultural heritage tied to the agro-pastoral tradition and to the industrial archaeology. The project “Elini Paese Museo” is born from the need of enhance the cultural heritage, by inserting as starting points the
museum and the railway park, as possible future poles of attraction for the local cultural system. The main goal of the project “Elini Paese Museo” is the recognition of the cultural heritage as an essential
part of intercultural diversity and dialogue, through the creation of a path built with the local community and made of activities, such as workshops and seminars.
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Riassunto: Nel presente contributo si propone un inedito frammento bronzeo di "pugilatore" proveniente dal santuario nuragico di Santa Vittoria di Serri e si introduce lo studio dell'iconografia del cosiddetto "pugilatore" nella... more
Riassunto: Nel presente contributo si propone un inedito frammento bronzeo di "pugilatore" proveniente dal santuario nuragico di Santa Vittoria di Serri e si introduce lo studio dell'iconografia del cosiddetto "pugilatore" nella bronzistica sarda, partendo dall'analisi delle statue provenienti dal sito archeologico di Mont'e Prama (Cabras). Nel testo si presenta anche una ricostruzione sperimentale di un guantone di pugilatore, proponendo una diversa interpretazione dello strumento. Parole chiave: Serri, Mont'e Prama, bronzi nuragici, civiltà nuragica, archeologia sperimentale. Abstract: This contribution proposes an unpublished bronze fragment of "boxer" from the nuragic sanctuary of Santa Vittoria di Serri and introduces the study of the iconography of the so-called "boxer" in Sardinian bronzes, starting from the analysis of the statues from the archaeological site of Mont'e Prama (Cabras). This contribution also presents an experimental reconstruction of the boxer's glove, proposing a different interpretation for the instrument.
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The archaeological complex of Anulù is located inside the state forest of Montarbu (Municipality of Seui) and it includes a nuraghe, a giants’ tomb and a hut agglomeration made of at least 21 well-preserved structures. On the edge of the... more
The archaeological complex of Anulù is located inside the state forest of Montarbu (Municipality of Seui) and it includes a nuraghe, a giants’ tomb and a hut agglomeration made of at least 21 well-preserved structures. On the edge of the settlement there is a giants’ tomb, which has been affected by an excavation intervention, restoration and stabilization within a project financed by the municipality of Seui. In this article we comunicate the first results of the activities.
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Nell’ambito del progetto “Saperi condivisi. Prospettive di ricerca sulla Preistoria e Protostoria in Europa” dell’Istituto Italiano di Preistoria e Protostoria, è stato possibile analizzare un lotto di materiali archeologici, provenienti... more
Nell’ambito del progetto “Saperi condivisi. Prospettive di ricerca sulla Preistoria e Protostoria
in Europa” dell’Istituto Italiano di Preistoria e Protostoria, è stato possibile analizzare un
lotto di materiali archeologici, provenienti dagli scavi nel santuario di Santa Vittoria di Antonio
Taramelli dei primi anni del ’900 e conservati nei depositi della Soprintendenza ABAP di Cagliari.
Lo studio dei materiali, in parte inediti, ha permesso di ricostruire con maggiore precisione
la vita nel villaggio santuariale e inquadrarli in un contesto cronologico più preciso; in questa
sede sarà analizzato il contesto della Capanna A o degli altarini, ubicata tra il tempio a pozzo e il
recinto delle feste.
in Europa” dell’Istituto Italiano di Preistoria e Protostoria, è stato possibile analizzare un
lotto di materiali archeologici, provenienti dagli scavi nel santuario di Santa Vittoria di Antonio
Taramelli dei primi anni del ’900 e conservati nei depositi della Soprintendenza ABAP di Cagliari.
Lo studio dei materiali, in parte inediti, ha permesso di ricostruire con maggiore precisione
la vita nel villaggio santuariale e inquadrarli in un contesto cronologico più preciso; in questa
sede sarà analizzato il contesto della Capanna A o degli altarini, ubicata tra il tempio a pozzo e il
recinto delle feste.
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The territory of Sarcidano is very important for the study of the settlements of the Nuragic population in the central-southern Sardinia (Italy), as the archaeological evidence of the late phases of Bronze Age and Early Iron Age shows. In... more
The territory of Sarcidano is very important for the study of the settlements of the Nuragic population in the central-southern Sardinia (Italy), as the archaeological evidence of the late phases of Bronze Age and Early Iron Age shows. In particular, the great sanctuary of Santa Vittoria at Serri stands out on the homonymous plateau and exercises a control of the surrounding territory, corresponding in whole or part to the territories of the Serri, Escolca, Gergei, Isili, and Nurri municipalities. In this work, we experimented with an analytical procedure not yet widely used in the study of settlement processes in the Bronze and Iron Ages: that of Spatial Autocorrelation Techniques. The advantage of this approach lies in the fact that it not only shows spatial relationships, but does so on the basis of different values connected to the spatial data. Results showed that the Nuragic monuments were built near routes of passage so as to control the valleys below the basalt plains. This demonstrates the existence of a specific and organized approach for exploiting and monitoring the landscape, in which settlement choices depend on functionality criteria, with both nuraghi and villages having a key role on the strategic control of the territory.
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The territory of Mid-Southern Sardinia – and in particular the »Sarcidano« area – is very rich in sites of preand proto-historic times. There are also many megalithic monuments dated to Late Neolithic and Copper Age (early IV – early II... more
The territory of Mid-Southern Sardinia – and in particular
the »Sarcidano« area – is very rich in sites of preand
proto-historic times. There are also many megalithic
monuments dated to Late Neolithic and Copper Age (early
IV – early II millennium BC), such as allées couvertes and
menhirs and statues-menhirs. Among those, we report an interesting
menhir located in the territory of Serri, called »Sa
Porta«. The menhir was reported in the 1940s by the scholar
Giovanni Lilliu, who – in a time when the megalithic phenomenon
was not yet well known – wrongly dated it to the
Roman period, as pertinent to the Roman town of Biora, localized
nearby. In the following years, the traces of the menhir
were lost, so the scholars and the locals believed that it
was definitely lost or destroyed. The menhir has been »rediscovered
« during recent research named the »Serri Survey
Project« (University of Cagliari): thanks to the renovation
of a country road, the menhir (which is on the edge of the
road) was almost completely covered, by protecting it from
removal or damages. This is a discovery of great importance,
as it is expected that the menhir is still placed in its
original position, which is quite an unusual event regarding
Sardinian menhirs, which are often discovered collapsed
or in secondary position. The menhir – in good storage conditions
– is constituted by a monolith of schist well worked
with hammer. It is 1.50 m tall and it has a sub-ogival profile.
It is probably part of the class of »proto-anthropomorphic
menhirs«. The »Sa Porta« menhir is well placed in the megalithic
context of Mid-Southern Sardinia, and it has several
comparisons with other menhirs in the surrounding area,
above all those of the megalithic and hypogeic site of Pranu
Mutteddu – Goni.
the »Sarcidano« area – is very rich in sites of preand
proto-historic times. There are also many megalithic
monuments dated to Late Neolithic and Copper Age (early
IV – early II millennium BC), such as allées couvertes and
menhirs and statues-menhirs. Among those, we report an interesting
menhir located in the territory of Serri, called »Sa
Porta«. The menhir was reported in the 1940s by the scholar
Giovanni Lilliu, who – in a time when the megalithic phenomenon
was not yet well known – wrongly dated it to the
Roman period, as pertinent to the Roman town of Biora, localized
nearby. In the following years, the traces of the menhir
were lost, so the scholars and the locals believed that it
was definitely lost or destroyed. The menhir has been »rediscovered
« during recent research named the »Serri Survey
Project« (University of Cagliari): thanks to the renovation
of a country road, the menhir (which is on the edge of the
road) was almost completely covered, by protecting it from
removal or damages. This is a discovery of great importance,
as it is expected that the menhir is still placed in its
original position, which is quite an unusual event regarding
Sardinian menhirs, which are often discovered collapsed
or in secondary position. The menhir – in good storage conditions
– is constituted by a monolith of schist well worked
with hammer. It is 1.50 m tall and it has a sub-ogival profile.
It is probably part of the class of »proto-anthropomorphic
menhirs«. The »Sa Porta« menhir is well placed in the megalithic
context of Mid-Southern Sardinia, and it has several
comparisons with other menhirs in the surrounding area,
above all those of the megalithic and hypogeic site of Pranu
Mutteddu – Goni.
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This paper presents results from analyzes on Bronze Age settlement in Sarcidano territory (southeastern Sardinia, Italy). Analyzes aimed to define the role of every site in the spatial organization were held by univariate and... more
This paper presents results from analyzes on Bronze Age settlement in Sarcidano territory (southeastern Sardinia, Italy). Analyzes aimed to define the role of every site in the spatial organization were held by univariate and mul-tivariate statistics from variables regarding slope, visibility and viability obtained in a SIG support. A complex territorial organization, with a dense occupation and strict control from strategic positions, has been defined mainly in relation to routes and farming areas.
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This paper presents results from analyzes on Bronze Age settlement in Sarcidano territory (southeastern Sardinia, Italy). Analyzes aimed to define the role of every site in the spatial organization were held by univariate and... more
This paper presents results from analyzes on Bronze Age settlement in Sarcidano territory (southeastern Sardinia, Italy). Analyzes aimed to define the role of every site in the spatial organization were held by univariate and mul-tivariate statistics from variables regarding slope, visibility and viability obtained in a SIG support. A complex territorial organization, with a dense occupation and strict control from strategic positions, has been defined mainly in relation to routes and farming areas.
Research Interests: Landscape Archaeology, Archaeological GIS, Landscape, Multivariate Analysis, Sardinian Nuragic, and 7 moreProtostoria, Viewshed GIS, Preistoria E Protostoria Sardegna, Multivariate Analysis in Archaeology, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), Univariate Analysis, and sanctuary of Santa Vittoria di Serri
The SERRI ARCHEOWebGIS project aims to promote and enhance the Nuragic Sanctuary of Santa Vittoria in Serri, one of the most important and distinctive nuragic site in Sardinia, through a web platform to insert and consult the historical... more
The SERRI ARCHEOWebGIS project aims to promote and enhance
the Nuragic Sanctuary of Santa Vittoria in Serri, one of the most important and
distinctive nuragic site in Sardinia, through a web platform to insert and consult
the historical and archaeological events of the Sanctuary. Numerous facilities and
thousands of archaeological finds have been highlighted by several research works,
but a database collecting information related to the discovery of the sanctuary,
the description of the structures (reliefs, plans), the historical documents (old
photographs, manuscripts, letters) and the list of archaeological finds, is missing.
The creation of SERRI Archeo-WebGIS platform, based on open source software,
will be designed as the data management tool, and will be addressed both to general
user (eg. the occasional tourist or the enthusiast user who may also contribute to the
data increasing), and to the researcher (eg. the archaeologist who uses the system for
scientific purposes). In order to be used by different users and in different ways, the
SERRI Archeo-WebGIS platform have to be based on an suitable and flexible data
model representing the archaeological site, its elements and their relationship.
The data model presented in this paper takes into account the fact that the
platform will include:
- the management of the linking with existing regional databases
(interoperability)
- the management of the data quality (metadata)
- the management of the visitor feedback
- the creation of apps and user interfaces for accessing the data, according on
the user type.
The data model have to be repeatable in a wider territorial context.
the Nuragic Sanctuary of Santa Vittoria in Serri, one of the most important and
distinctive nuragic site in Sardinia, through a web platform to insert and consult
the historical and archaeological events of the Sanctuary. Numerous facilities and
thousands of archaeological finds have been highlighted by several research works,
but a database collecting information related to the discovery of the sanctuary,
the description of the structures (reliefs, plans), the historical documents (old
photographs, manuscripts, letters) and the list of archaeological finds, is missing.
The creation of SERRI Archeo-WebGIS platform, based on open source software,
will be designed as the data management tool, and will be addressed both to general
user (eg. the occasional tourist or the enthusiast user who may also contribute to the
data increasing), and to the researcher (eg. the archaeologist who uses the system for
scientific purposes). In order to be used by different users and in different ways, the
SERRI Archeo-WebGIS platform have to be based on an suitable and flexible data
model representing the archaeological site, its elements and their relationship.
The data model presented in this paper takes into account the fact that the
platform will include:
- the management of the linking with existing regional databases
(interoperability)
- the management of the data quality (metadata)
- the management of the visitor feedback
- the creation of apps and user interfaces for accessing the data, according on
the user type.
The data model have to be repeatable in a wider territorial context.
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Riassunto: I monumenti di età protostorica nel territorio di Serri. I primi dati – Lo studio del paesaggio archeologico nel territorio comunale di Serri risulta particolarmente interessante per la presenza di numerosi siti archeologici,... more
Riassunto: I monumenti di età protostorica nel territorio di Serri. I primi dati – Lo studio del paesaggio archeologico nel territorio
comunale di Serri risulta particolarmente interessante per la presenza di numerosi siti archeologici, tra cui si distinguono
vari insediamenti di età protostorica. Spicca per importanza il villaggio santuario di Santa Vittoria, ben noto nella letteratura
archeologica. L’analisi territoriale, effettuata anche attraverso strumenti GIS, consente di individuare almeno due sistemi
insediativi che, tra il Bronzo Medio e il Bronzo Finale controllavano capillarmente il territorio.
Parole chiave: Protostoria; paesaggio; nuraghi; insediamento; GIS.
Summary: The protohistoric monuments in the territory of Serri. First data – The study of the archaeological landscape of the
municipal area of Serri seems to be interesting especially for the presence of many archaeological sites, among of these
various settlements of protohistoric Age show up. It stands out for its importance the village-sanctuary of Santa Vittoria,
well known in the archaeological literature. The territorial analysis, realized with GIS instruments, allows to detect at least
two settlement systems which, between the Middle Bronze Age and the Final Bronze Age, monitored widely the territory.
Key words: Protohistory; landscape; nuraghi; settlement; GIS.
comunale di Serri risulta particolarmente interessante per la presenza di numerosi siti archeologici, tra cui si distinguono
vari insediamenti di età protostorica. Spicca per importanza il villaggio santuario di Santa Vittoria, ben noto nella letteratura
archeologica. L’analisi territoriale, effettuata anche attraverso strumenti GIS, consente di individuare almeno due sistemi
insediativi che, tra il Bronzo Medio e il Bronzo Finale controllavano capillarmente il territorio.
Parole chiave: Protostoria; paesaggio; nuraghi; insediamento; GIS.
Summary: The protohistoric monuments in the territory of Serri. First data – The study of the archaeological landscape of the
municipal area of Serri seems to be interesting especially for the presence of many archaeological sites, among of these
various settlements of protohistoric Age show up. It stands out for its importance the village-sanctuary of Santa Vittoria,
well known in the archaeological literature. The territorial analysis, realized with GIS instruments, allows to detect at least
two settlement systems which, between the Middle Bronze Age and the Final Bronze Age, monitored widely the territory.
Key words: Protohistory; landscape; nuraghi; settlement; GIS.
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In this paper are outlined the different phases of design, planning, preparation and promotion of the exhibition called Efisio. Martirizzato dai romani, santificato dai cristiani, venerato dai contemporanei and the role which, in this... more
In this paper are outlined the different phases
of design, planning, preparation and promotion
of the exhibition called Efisio. Martirizzato
dai romani, santificato dai cristiani, venerato
dai contemporanei and the role which, in this
context, has been fulfilled by the volounteers of
the 2018 National Civilian Service project called
“Cultura Giovani”.
of design, planning, preparation and promotion
of the exhibition called Efisio. Martirizzato
dai romani, santificato dai cristiani, venerato
dai contemporanei and the role which, in this
context, has been fulfilled by the volounteers of
the 2018 National Civilian Service project called
“Cultura Giovani”.
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Nuragic sanctuary of Santa Vittoria of Serri (Sardinia). Archaeological excavation winter 2017
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Research Interests: Prehistoric Archaeology, Public Archaeology, Mediterranean prehistory, Sardinia (Archaeology), Mediterranean, and 22 moreBronze Age Europe (Archaeology), Late Bronze Age archaeology, Iron Age (Archaeology), Mediterranean archaeology, Protohistory, Iron Age, Nuragic Archaeology, Late Bronze Age, Early Iron Age, Sardinian Nuragic, Sardinian Prehistoric Archaeology, Edad Del Bronce, Mediterranean Protohistory, Arqueología del Bronce Final y Hierro I, Préhistoire, Sanctuary, European Protohistory, Protohistoria, Italian Pre- and Protohistory, Protohistoire, Protohistoric Archaeology, Età Del Rame E Del Bronzo, and Préhistoire récente
Research Interests: Archeologia, Età Del Ferro, Beni Culturali, Archeologia Romana, Archeologia Della Sardegna, and 9 moreCeramica protostoria, Sardinian nuraghes, Preistoria E Protostoria Sardegna, Archeologia Pubblica, Età del Ferro in Sardegna, Metodologia E Tecnica Dello Scavo Archeologico, sanctuary of Santa Vittoria di Serri, Scavo archeologico, and Scavo Didattico
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Researchers of all levels and nationalities, working in the fields of Archaeology, Geology, Palaeontology and Speleology, are invited to participate in the 1st international conference "Caves in Prehistoric Times - Excavations, Studies... more
Researchers of all levels and nationalities, working in the fields of Archaeology, Geology, Palaeontology and Speleology, are invited to participate in the 1st international conference "Caves in Prehistoric Times - Excavations, Studies and Enhancement" that will be held on october 21, 22, 23 2022 at our premises!
The deadline for proposals is 30 June 2022. ⏳
All infos on ⬇️
https://cavesprehistory.wordpress.com
The deadline for proposals is 30 June 2022. ⏳
All infos on ⬇️
https://cavesprehistory.wordpress.com
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Laboratorio di ARCHEOLOGIA PROFESSIONALE - Università degli Studi di Cagliari (25h, 1 CFU, max 15 studenti) Tutor: Dott. Federico Porcedda Calendario: Gennaio: 18, 22 (16.00-19.00), 26 (17.00-19.00), 28 (16.00-19.00); Febbraio: 1, 5... more
Laboratorio di ARCHEOLOGIA PROFESSIONALE - Università degli Studi di Cagliari
(25h, 1 CFU, max 15 studenti)
Tutor: Dott. Federico Porcedda
Calendario:
Gennaio: 18, 22 (16.00-19.00), 26 (17.00-19.00), 28 (16.00-19.00);
Febbraio: 1, 5 (17.00-19.00), 12, 15 (16.00-19.00), 18 (17.00-19.00), 23 (16.00-19.00)
Gli interessati dovranno inviare via mail le loro candidature corredate di numero di matricola e corso di studi all’indirizzo porcedda.federico@gmail.com. Gli incontri si svolgeranno in modalità telematica, attraverso la piattaforma Google Meet
(25h, 1 CFU, max 15 studenti)
Tutor: Dott. Federico Porcedda
Calendario:
Gennaio: 18, 22 (16.00-19.00), 26 (17.00-19.00), 28 (16.00-19.00);
Febbraio: 1, 5 (17.00-19.00), 12, 15 (16.00-19.00), 18 (17.00-19.00), 23 (16.00-19.00)
Gli interessati dovranno inviare via mail le loro candidature corredate di numero di matricola e corso di studi all’indirizzo porcedda.federico@gmail.com. Gli incontri si svolgeranno in modalità telematica, attraverso la piattaforma Google Meet
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La Direzione scientifica dell’Area archeologica di Santa Vittoria ed il Comune di Serri organizzano il 1° Congresso Regionale “Notizie & Scavi della Sardegna Nuragica” giornate di studio dedicate alla presentazione dei risultati delle... more
La Direzione scientifica dell’Area archeologica di Santa Vittoria ed il Comune di Serri organizzano il 1° Congresso Regionale “Notizie & Scavi della Sardegna Nuragica” giornate di studio dedicate alla presentazione dei risultati delle attività di scavo e di ricerca sulla Sardegna protostorica.
Il Congresso ha come fulcro il Santuario nuragico di Santa Vittoria definito dal Lilliu luogo aperto e neutrale, spazio di incontro delle rappresentanze dei comprensori nuragici. Oggi con questo spirito sono chiamati al conventus federale di Serri tutti gli archeologi che con le loro ricerche sono impegnati nel ricostruire la vita di quelle comunità invitandoli a rappresentarle pubblicamente.
Potranno essere esposti i risultati anche parziali degli scavi in corso o degli anni precedenti e/o ricerche su tutte le tematiche relative all’età nuragica. Il Congresso prevede Comunicazioni orali e Poster; non è previsto limite di partecipazione alle due tipologie di sessione.
Il Congresso ha come fulcro il Santuario nuragico di Santa Vittoria definito dal Lilliu luogo aperto e neutrale, spazio di incontro delle rappresentanze dei comprensori nuragici. Oggi con questo spirito sono chiamati al conventus federale di Serri tutti gli archeologi che con le loro ricerche sono impegnati nel ricostruire la vita di quelle comunità invitandoli a rappresentarle pubblicamente.
Potranno essere esposti i risultati anche parziali degli scavi in corso o degli anni precedenti e/o ricerche su tutte le tematiche relative all’età nuragica. Il Congresso prevede Comunicazioni orali e Poster; non è previsto limite di partecipazione alle due tipologie di sessione.
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SERRI, 2 aprile 2016, alle ore 16:00 ex Monte Granatico – piazza Sant’Antonio Presentazione del volume Il Santuario di Santa Vittoria di Serri tra archeologia del passato e archeologia del futuro PRESENTANO LA PUBBLICAZIONE: SIMONETTA... more
SERRI, 2 aprile 2016, alle ore 16:00
ex Monte Granatico – piazza Sant’Antonio
Presentazione del volume
Il Santuario di Santa Vittoria di Serri
tra archeologia del passato e archeologia del futuro
PRESENTANO LA PUBBLICAZIONE:
SIMONETTA ANGIOLILLO, UNIVERSITA’ DEGLI STUDI DI CAGLIARI
GIUSEPPA TANDA, UNIVERSITA’ DEGLI STUDI DI CAGLIARI
INTERVENGONO:
SAMUELE ANTONIO GAVIANO, SINDACO DI SERRI
GIACOMO PAGLIETTI, DIRETTORE DEL MUSEO E DEL SITO ARCHEOLOGICO
GIORGIO ANGIUS, PRESIDENTE DELLA COOP. L’ACROPOLI NURAGICA
NADIA CANU E RICCARDO CICILLONI, CURATORI DELLA PUBBLICAZIONE
ex Monte Granatico – piazza Sant’Antonio
Presentazione del volume
Il Santuario di Santa Vittoria di Serri
tra archeologia del passato e archeologia del futuro
PRESENTANO LA PUBBLICAZIONE:
SIMONETTA ANGIOLILLO, UNIVERSITA’ DEGLI STUDI DI CAGLIARI
GIUSEPPA TANDA, UNIVERSITA’ DEGLI STUDI DI CAGLIARI
INTERVENGONO:
SAMUELE ANTONIO GAVIANO, SINDACO DI SERRI
GIACOMO PAGLIETTI, DIRETTORE DEL MUSEO E DEL SITO ARCHEOLOGICO
GIORGIO ANGIUS, PRESIDENTE DELLA COOP. L’ACROPOLI NURAGICA
NADIA CANU E RICCARDO CICILLONI, CURATORI DELLA PUBBLICAZIONE
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Prima campagna di scavi archeologici presso la GROTTA DI SU MONTIXEDDU - ACQUACADDA dal 2 al 27 SETTEMBRE 2019 - NUXIS (Provincia Sud Sardegna) Sono aperte le iscrizioni per la prima campagna di scavi archeologici e per le attività di... more
Prima campagna di scavi archeologici presso la GROTTA DI SU MONTIXEDDU - ACQUACADDA dal 2 al 27 SETTEMBRE 2019 - NUXIS (Provincia Sud Sardegna)
Sono aperte le iscrizioni per la prima campagna di scavi archeologici e per le attività di laboratorio presso la grotta di Su Montixeddu di Acquacadda - Nuxis.
Sono invitati a partecipare alle attività sul campo (scavo stratigrafico, rilievo, primo trattamento dei dati e dei materiali) tutti gli studenti interessati.
I partecipanti dovranno provvedere alla propria attrezzatura personale di scavo: trowel, piccozza, scopetta e paletta, caschetto e scarpe antinfortunistiche, abbigliamento adatto per lo scavo, guanti e occhiali protettivi da lavoro.
Ai partecipanti sarà garantito il vitto e l’alloggio gratuito. I posti sono limitati.
Sono previsti due turni bisettimanali:
1° turno - dal 2 al 13 settembre;
2° turno - dal 16 al 27 settembre.
La domanda di partecipazione si può richiedere in Cittadella “Giovanni Lilliu” al Sig. Bruno Garau o in via esclusiva per mail al Dott. Marco Cabras all’indirizzo marcocabras@hotmail.it. Dovrà essere compilata e consegnata (anche via mail) non oltre il 14 giugno 2019.
Con la domanda verrà fornito un foglio informativo con ulteriori indicazioni.
Nella domanda si potrà indicare la preferenza per un turno, ma la suddivisione in turni sarà ad assoluta discrezione dell’organizzazione.
Si potranno indicare eventuali pratiche alimentari o allergie.
Successivamente agli esiti delle ammissioni si terrà una riunione preliminare.
Gli scavi sono organizzati in collaborazione con:
COMUNE DI NUXIS - PROVINCIA SUD SARDEGNA
UNIVERSITÀ DI CAGLIARI - DIPARTIMENTO DI LETTERE, LINGUE E BENI CULTURALI - PROF. RICCARDO CICILLONI
ASSOCIAZIONE SPELEO CLUB NUXIS
PARCO GEOMINERARIO STORICO AMBIENTALE DELLA SARDEGNA
REGIONE AUTONOMA DELLA SARDEGNA - ASSESSORATO PUBBLICA ISTRUZIONE, BENI CULTURALI, SPETTACOLO E SPORT
Sono aperte le iscrizioni per la prima campagna di scavi archeologici e per le attività di laboratorio presso la grotta di Su Montixeddu di Acquacadda - Nuxis.
Sono invitati a partecipare alle attività sul campo (scavo stratigrafico, rilievo, primo trattamento dei dati e dei materiali) tutti gli studenti interessati.
I partecipanti dovranno provvedere alla propria attrezzatura personale di scavo: trowel, piccozza, scopetta e paletta, caschetto e scarpe antinfortunistiche, abbigliamento adatto per lo scavo, guanti e occhiali protettivi da lavoro.
Ai partecipanti sarà garantito il vitto e l’alloggio gratuito. I posti sono limitati.
Sono previsti due turni bisettimanali:
1° turno - dal 2 al 13 settembre;
2° turno - dal 16 al 27 settembre.
La domanda di partecipazione si può richiedere in Cittadella “Giovanni Lilliu” al Sig. Bruno Garau o in via esclusiva per mail al Dott. Marco Cabras all’indirizzo marcocabras@hotmail.it. Dovrà essere compilata e consegnata (anche via mail) non oltre il 14 giugno 2019.
Con la domanda verrà fornito un foglio informativo con ulteriori indicazioni.
Nella domanda si potrà indicare la preferenza per un turno, ma la suddivisione in turni sarà ad assoluta discrezione dell’organizzazione.
Si potranno indicare eventuali pratiche alimentari o allergie.
Successivamente agli esiti delle ammissioni si terrà una riunione preliminare.
Gli scavi sono organizzati in collaborazione con:
COMUNE DI NUXIS - PROVINCIA SUD SARDEGNA
UNIVERSITÀ DI CAGLIARI - DIPARTIMENTO DI LETTERE, LINGUE E BENI CULTURALI - PROF. RICCARDO CICILLONI
ASSOCIAZIONE SPELEO CLUB NUXIS
PARCO GEOMINERARIO STORICO AMBIENTALE DELLA SARDEGNA
REGIONE AUTONOMA DELLA SARDEGNA - ASSESSORATO PUBBLICA ISTRUZIONE, BENI CULTURALI, SPETTACOLO E SPORT