The Grandes descubrimientos en arqueología III program offers a comprehensive exploration of significant historical research. Discover profound insights into ancient civilizations, from the Saqqara Necropolis to Babylon and Stonehenge. Academics and researchers present detailed explorations of diverse archaeological findings, providing a rich overview of global history and cultural heritage.
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A series of lectures and seminars focused on significant archaeological discoveries, running from October 10th to December 19th. The program explores a diverse range of historical sites and findings from different regions and eras.
The 'Grandes descubrimientos en arqueología III' is a program of conferences, courses, and seminars scheduled from October 10th to December 19th. It delves into remarkable archaeological findings from various parts of the world, featuring insights from experts in the field. The series covers topics such as discoveries in the Saqqara Necropolis in Egypt, the Villa of the Mysteries in Pompeii, the sculptural cycle in the Forum of Torreparedones, the Lácara Dolmen, the ancient Mesopotamian capital of Babylon, and the history of Stonehenge. Additionally, it examines the archaeological model of the Molinete Park in Cartagena, the symbolism of Masada in the Judean desert, the history of Jerusalem and its Temple, and the influence of Charles III on the discovery of Pompeii and Herculano. These sessions are designed to provide a comprehensive overview of significant archaeological research and historical revelations. The lectures are presented by academics and researchers from prominent institutions, offering detailed explorations of their respective fields. The program is accessible both in person at the Centro Cultural “Santo Domingo” in Mérida and online via the Museo Nacional de Arte Romano's YouTube channel.
Conferences are held at 18:30h and attendance is free until capacity is reached. Online lectures are available in deferred on the YouTube Channel MNAR.
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