Totana hosts from September 10 to 12 the course "Archaeological Archeology", organized by the International University of the Sea of ​​the University of Murcia (UMU), together with the municipalities of Pliego and Mula.
The plenary hall of the City Council will be the venue for this training action to be held jointly in the auditorium of the Municipal Archive Hospital of Mula (in front of the Museum of El Cigarralejo) and the Chamber of the Jars of the Municipality of Pliego, respectively.
Registration to participate in this course ends next September 3;
and enter its objectives, are the approach to the study of the great scientific and patrimonial relevance of the Argaric society whose objective is the national and international dissemination of knowledge and enhancement of the Murcia sites of La Bastida and La Almoloya.
The course is directed by the totanera professor and professor of History, María Martínez, and the one coordinated by Vicente Lull, professor at the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) and the chief scientific officer of the research and musealization works at both sites in Murcia.
The recipients are students of Degree in History, Anthropology and Archeology, as well as people interested in the recent prehistoric archeology of the peninsular Southeast, with special incidence in the argaric world;
and teaching staff of Primary and Secondary Education, in general.
It lasts 25 hours and a maximum number of 60 students.
The price to the general public is 85 euros and the members of the University of Murcia or the Polytechnic University of Cartagena amounts to 65 euros.
In addition, from Murcia, there will be free bus for the daily round trip to the course.
Program
Monday 10 Opening Conference and activities
09:00 h.
Opening.
Presentation and collection of materials.
10:00 h.
Inaugural Conference: What was the Argaric society ?.
Dra. Cristina Rihuete HerradaUniversidad Autónoma de Barcelona.
12:00 h.
Murcia before El Argar.
Dr. Joaquín Lomba MaurandiUniversidad de Murcia.
1:00 p.m.
The eternal city: 700 years of History of La Bastida
Dr. Rafael Micó PérezUniversidad Autónoma de Barcelona.
4:00 p.m.
Everyday life in La Bastida.
Living Museum.
Dr. Claudia MoleroDirector of restoration of La Bastida laboratory.
Barcelona.
Dr. Carlos Velasco Felipe President of the ASBA and co-director of Arqueometría de La Bastida.
6:00 p.m.
Visit to La Tira del Lienzo and La Bastida (Totana).
Tuesday 11 Conferences and activities
10:00 h.
The Almoloya (Pliego-Mula).
The first political center of continental Europe.
Dr. Vicente Lull SantiagoUniversity of Barcelona.
12:00 h.
How were the inhabitants of La Almoloya ?.
Dr. Inés Fregeiro Anthropology Laboratory of the Autonomous University of Barcelona.
Dr. Camila Oliart Caravatti Anthropology Laboratory of the Autonomous University of Barcelona.
Dr. Joana Araújo BrunoUniversidad Autónoma de Barcelona.
2:00 p.m.
Colloquium about the exposed contents.
4:00 p.m.
Visit to La Almoloya.
Urbanism and architecture of a political center.
Dr. Vicente Lull SantiagoUniversity of Barcelona.
Dr. Eva Celdrán Director of the La Bastida laboratory.
Barcelona.
Wednesday 12 Conferences and activities
10:00 h.
The argárico territory: new paleoambientales investigations.
Dra. Milagros Ros SalaUniversidad de Murcia.
12:00 h.
Lithic instrumental of La Almoloya.
Dr. Ignacio Martín LermaUniversity of Murcia.
Dr. Roberto Risch Autonomous University of Barcelona.
4:00 p.m.
The traces of life in the skeletons of La Almoloya.
Dra. Cristina Rihuete HerradaUniversidad Autónoma de Barcelona.
Dr. Inés Fregeiro Anthropology Laboratory of the Autonomous University of Barcelona.
Dr. Camila Oliart Caravatti Anthropology Laboratory of the Autonomous University of Barcelona.
6:00 p.m.
Colloquium about the exposed contents.
6:30 p.m.
The importance of El Argar in the European political context.
Dr. Roberto Risch Autonomous University of Barcelona.
8:00 p.m.
Closing and delivery of diplomas.
