CHANGES PROJECT

Exploring the Paste to Tackle Climate Challenges

PROJECT

The CHANGES project aims to enhance understanding of historical climate change impacts by integrating interdisciplinary and international research. It combines written, archaeological, historical, and iconographic evidence with geological and environmental analyses to compare ancient and modern environmental challenges. This approach provides unique insights into the continuity of climate issues across history.

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Project

Management

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Technologies and

Micro-analysis

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Geophysics and

Geoinformatics

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Earth Observation and

Remote Sensing

WORK PACKAGE 5

Archaeobotany

WORK PACKAGE 6

Dissemination and

Communication

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Latest Events

Stay up to date with the latest findings from Project Changes!
From groundbreaking fieldwork to expert-led workshops, this section keeps you informed on new discoveries and interdisciplinary collaborations shaping our understanding of climate change—past and present.

  • -June 3rd, 2025-

    CHANGES PROJECT IN CRETE 29 of APRIL- 2 of MAY The University of Chieti has organized visits in Crete with about 40 students, 4 professors and with Greek colleagues of sites in Crete, with conferences in situ, on field lectures and conferences directly

  • -June 3rd, 2025-

    CHANGES PROJECT IN LIBYA 5-15 OF APRIL 2025 During the survey and mapping season in April (5-15 April 2025) of the Archaeological Mission of Chieti University in Libya, several activities have been dedicated to CHANGES project. First of all the Mission has been

  • -May 12th, 2025-

    26th Tarraco Viva. The Roman festival of Tarragona The mediterranean in ancient times. A sea of cultures, encounters and conflicts. From 12/05/2025  to 25/05/2025. For more details, please visit the website www.tarracoviva.com. Agenda

Partners

Our network of partners—including research institutions, universities, and environmental experts—brings together diverse perspectives to explore historical climate change and its modern implications.