Autumn School: Detecting Cultural Landscape in Mediterranean Archaeology (17-22 sept)

AUTUMN SCHOOL
Detecting Cultural Landscape in Mediterranean Archaeology (DeCLaMA)
TERRE DEL CHIANTI - SEPTEMBER 17th- 22nd 2012

The combination "landscape-archeology" represents a great opportunity for
economic and social development. This perspective formed the idea of this
course. The traces of the historical land use represent the main elements in
the Mediterranean Cultural Landscape, characterized by the same variety and
beauty of the archaeological and architectural heritage, but poor known.

The course is aimed to give the tools for discovering and preserving the
Cultural Landscapes, working towards their analysis and evaluation mainly in
archaeological areas, proposing an innovative perspective of management by a
multidisciplinary approach, involving botanists, archaeologists,
geographers, land managers and architects.

ORGANIZATION:
- Laboratory of Vegetation history - University of Naples "Federico II"
- INNOVA - Centre for Development and Transfer of Innovation for Cultural
and Environmental Heritage
- The Chianti Classico Wine Consortium
- Fondazione per la Tutela del Territorio del Chianti Classico

PARTNERS:
- ArcLand - EU Culture Programme - 2010 - 1486/001 - 001 CU7-MULT7
- From Space to Place - Joint Meeting of the 2012 PNC Annual Conference-
Badia a Coltibuono Estate
- Florida State University, Department of Classics
- ATS - Archaeolandscapes Tech & Survey
- Laboratory of Landscape Archaeology & Remote Sensing, "University of
Siena"
- ICHNOS: Archeologia, Ambiente e Sperimentazione