Workshop

Avdira 2026 Intensive and multidisciplinary survey campaign in the region of Xanthi (East-Macedonia & Thrace). The focus is diachronic but with special interest in the period between the Iron Age and the Roman conquest. Three turns: 20-31 July: Intensive Archaeological Survey; 1-11 September:

Training workshop in Tarragona (Spain) May 21st -22nd 2026 Multidisciplinary lessons from past and present Mediterranean cultural landscapes: impacts, adaptation, resilience, and risk management. Alfredo Mayoral, Arnau Garcia-Molsosa, Josep Maria Palet and Joaquin Ruiz de Arbulo, coordinators ICAC. Institut Català d'Arqueologia Clàssica Pl.

Tracing the Vanishing Shore: Remote Sensing Approaches to Coastal Erosion NEW WORKSHOP Friday, 12 December 2025 online Christos Theocharidis is an Assistant Researcher at the ERATOSTHENES Centre of Excellence and he will present an overview of coastal erosion and its impacts on shoreline

Remote Sensing for Cultural Heritage: Unlocking the Past This workshop is designed to provide basics of remote sensing applied to cultural heritage. Participants will gain a practical understanding of how to access, process, and analyze satellite and aerial imagery for heritage research, including

Remote Session on Bathymetry As part of WP4 – Earth Observation and Remote Sensing, we are pleased to invite you to participate in our upcoming workshop entitled “Remote Session on Bathymetry”, which will be held on Friday, 17 October 2025, from 14:00 to

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

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

Archaeological understanding and climate change The CHANGES Project continues to advance archaeological understanding and climate change with a two-day workshop hosted by the Science and Technology in Archaeology and Culture Research Centre at the Cyprus Institute (@CyI). A key focus of the workshop