On 11 and 12 November 2025, the Faculty of Geography and History of the Universitat de València will held the fourth edition of the permanent seminar ‘Women, Art and Antiquity. Breaking clichés’. ...[Read more]

The Arsmaya Group for Teaching Innovation in Past Studies, coordinated by Cristina Vidal Lorenzo and Mireia López Bertran, has been recognized as Consolidated Teaching Innovation Group of the...[Read more]

On Tuesday 23 and Wednesday 24 September 2025, the 4th International Scientific Conferences Prometeo-Mayatech were held as part of the Promoteo 2024 project: ‘Innovation, Digitisation, Accessibility...[Read more]

The 3rd Presentation Conference of the Results of I+D+i (R&D&I) Projects organised by the Architecture, Heritage and Management for Sustainable Development Research Centre (PEGASO), took place on 19...[Read more]

UV Arsmaya Research Group researchers Cristina Vidal (UV) and Gaspar Muñoz (UPV) have presented in Mexico and Guatemala the Mayatech project: the Virtual Museum of the Maya Culture, an innovative...[Read more]

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El Projecte Uxmal. Grup de les Columnes, Yucatán, Mèxic, ha sigut beneficiat amb una nova ajuda en la convocatòria 2024 de la Fundació Palarq per a la continuïtat de les investigacions arqueològiques...[Read more]

Between 21 and 25 October at the Universitat de València and the Universitat Politècnica de València will take place the 3rd International Scientific Conferences Prometeo-Mayatech.[Read more]

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The Arsmaya team will participate in the panel discussion ‘Revisiting the legacy of Teobert Maler in Maya lands’ on 12 September in Olocau, as part of the exhibition ‘Sacred spaces....[Read more]

The Arsmaya Research Group presented the poster ‘Women, Art and Antiquity. Breaking Clichés through Archaeological Research’ at the 30^th Annual Meeting of the European...[Read more]

Cristina Vidal Lorenzo and Esther Parpal Cabanes gave the conference ‘Symbols of power among the elite Maya women. An iconographic analysis of women’s ornaments’.[Read more]