The Decorative Arts Museum hosts an international online conference cycle, 'Roman Cities of Hispania: New Findings and Discoveries.' This extensive program presents 34 lectures and masterclasses, exploring provincial topography from Lusitania to Tarraconensis. All sessions are accessible for viewing on the museum's YouTube channel, providing in-depth scholarly content for enthusiasts.
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This international online conference cycle, 'Roman Cities of Hispania: New Findings and Discoveries,' runs from September 24, 2020, to June 17, 2021. The program is structured geographically across Roman Hispania's provinces, featuring 34 lectures, opening and closing masterclasses, and available on the museum's YouTube channel.
The 'Ciclo Internacional de Conferencias "Ciudades Romanas de Hispania. Novedades y hallazgos"' is an extensive online program dedicated to the study of Roman cities in Hispania, encompassing new research and archaeological findings. Running from September 24, 2020, to June 17, 2021, this cycle includes 34 individual conferences, meticulously organized by provincial topography: Lusitania, Baetica, and Tarraconensis. To provide a comprehensive overview and context, the series is bookended by masterclasses at its opening and closing. All lectures within this cycle are accessible online, primarily through the museum's dedicated YouTube channel, making the scholarly content widely available. Detailed program breakdowns for different phases of the cycle are provided via downloadable PDF documents, covering periods from September to December 2020, January to March 2021, and March to June 2021, ensuring participants can follow the evolving discussions and specific topics presented by experts in Roman urbanism and archaeology.
This is an online conference cycle. Lectures can be viewed on the museum's YouTube channel. Specific program details and dates are available via linked PDF documents.
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