Mérida Hosts the 23rd International Congress on Ancient Bronzes (IconAB): Research, Conservation, and Exhibition

The 23rd International Congress on Ancient Bronzes (IconAB) will be held at the National Museum of Roman Art in Mérida from November 25-28, 2026. This event focuses on the recovery, conservation, and exhibition of ancient bronzes, gathering international specialists to discuss research and museological approaches.

The 23rd International Congress on Ancient Bronzes (IconAB) is scheduled to take place at the National Museum of Roman Art in Mérida from November 25-28, 2026. This significant event coincides with the 40th anniversary of the museum and celebrates the inauguration of its expanded and renovated facilities. The congress is dedicated to the critical areas of recovery, conservation, and exhibition of ancient bronzes. It will convene leading international specialists to engage in discussions covering recent research findings, best practices in conservation, and contemporary museological approaches to these historical artifacts. In parallel with the congress, the exhibition "In the Shadow of Vulcan: Roman Bronze in Hispania" (A la sombra de Vulcano: Bronce romano en Hispania) will also be inaugurated. The congress aims to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing among experts in the field, contributing to the ongoing study and preservation of ancient bronze heritage. Further details on thematic sessions, target audience, calls for papers, program, excursions, venue, and contact information are available through various links provided on the event page.

Information regarding registration and specific event details can be found via the provided links, which may include details on inscriptions, target audience, and organizational aspects of the congress. Specific ticketing or admission fees are not detailed on this page, but registration links are available for further information.