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José María Martín Civantos, coordinador del proyecto MEMOLA, participa en el nuevo capítulo de #aCienciaCerca. En él explica el proyecto MEMOLA, donde desde una perspectiva multidisciplinar se intenta conocer mejor la relación histórica del ser humano con el medio natural y los recursos, generando paisajes con grandes valores desde punto de vista patrimonial, social, ambiental y agronómico.

This week started the 3rd stage of the III Archaeological excavation campaign at Pago del Jarafí (Lanteira, Granada)

The University of Granada participated in the seminar about the conservation of the traditional irrigation channel. J.Mª Martín Civantos and L. Delgado Anés will present the experience of MEMOLA project in the recovery of the traditionals irrigations channels

Last Friday finished the 2nd stage of the III Archaeological excavation campaign at Pago Del Jarafí (Lanteira,Granada). Thank you to all volunteers!!

Cadena SER Guadix radio live program at the archaeological excavation "Pago Del Jarafí" (Lanteira, Granada)

Archaeological Experience Day. Yesterday we started the participatory activity in the archaeological excavation with the Local Women Association Vista Alegre (Lanteira,Granada).

UCO and UGR took part in the XIV Congress of the European Society for Agronomy, focused on Growing Landscapes – Cultivating innovative agricultural systems, held this year in Edinburg from the 5th to the 9th of September.

Specifically, they presented a poster titled Potential impacts of Water Framework Directive on the enviromental services associated with historical irrigation systems: a case study from Southern Spain in "Session 8: Landscape management for food and ecosystem services".

You can downlaod the full resolution poster in our Resources section.

This week started the 2nd stage of the III Archaeological excavation campaign at Pago del Jarafí (Lanteira, Granada)

Last Friday finished the first stage of the III archaeological excavation campaign at Pago del Jarafí (Lanteira, Granada). Thank you to all volunteers!

Yesterday the University of Granada and Arqueoandalusi participated in the summer course "to revalue the historical irrigation systems as part of our future" by International University of Andalucia.