Within the framework of the Master's Degree in Archaeology, a new edition of the Conference Series "Novedades y Tendencias en Arqueología de Investigación y Gestión", (New Developments and Trends in Research and Management Archaeology) is organized, a space for meeting and reflection. This year there will be joining some of the prominent figures in current archeology, both in the field of research and in the field of archaeological and historical dissemination.

During those two days they will be touching on the innovative topics with great academic and social impact: from sensory archaeology applied to the funerary world, to collaborative networks and experimentation in Iberian coroplasty, including the dissemination of women in Prehistory and new perspectives on diversity and historical subjects.

Program 

Tuesday, April 28 

16.00 La arqueología sensorial y su aplicación al mundo funerario (Sensory archaeology and its application to the funerary world) — Margalida A. Coll Sabater

18.00 Modelando alianzas: coroplastia ibérica y redes colaborativas en el proyecto TERRACOT (Modeling alliances: Iberian coroplasty and collaborative networks in the TERRACOT project)— Mireia López Bertrán, Jaime Vives-Ferrándiz y Patricia Varea

Wednesday, April 29 

12.00 Telling the stories of prehistoric women: experiences in science communication — Margarita Sánchez Romero

16.30 Pasados plurales y sujetos diversos: lo material y lo escrito en conversación (Plural pasts and diverse subjects: the material and the written in conversation) — Mikel Herrán

Free entry until full capacity is reached

The topics that this series is touching on, organized within the framework of the Master's Degree in Archaeology, reflect on some of the most innovative perspectives and lines of research that future students with the Degree in Archaeology and the Double Degree in Archaeology and History will also be able to explore.