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.
The 3rd stage of archaeological excavation at "Pago del Jarafí" (Lanteira) finished. We thank all the volunteers for their work. See you the next year!!
Marta Saenz de Rodrigañez, student of the Environmental Hydraulics: Integrated Watershed Management, presented her master thesis on "Water circulation capacity of the Barjas traditional irrigation system (Cañar). Potencial impact at local scale"
Eva Gibaja García, environmental student, presented her master thesis on "How much scientist can be traditional knowledge? The water managers of Sierra Nevada"
José Caballero López, Archaeology student, has presented his master thesis on "Three-dimensional record of 30,000 area from the archaeological excavation of Pago del Jarafí "
Preparation of field activities to be held in Colli Euganei from 12 to 15 of October 2015 with the partners of the University of Padova, the University of Palermo and the University of Cordoba.
Yesterday the volunteers visited the Alquife mines (Granada) with J.M. Martín Civantos, coordinator of MEMOLA project.
On Monday started the 3rd stage of archaeological excavation at "Pago del Jarafí" (Lanteira, Granada)
The second stage of archaeological excavation at "Pago del Jarafí" (Lanteira, Granada) finished this Friday. We thank all the volunteers for their work
One of the objective of the FP7 MEMOLA Project is understanding the processes of historical landscapes formation to draw strategies of preservation, diffusion and valorisation of the cultural heritage (both tangible and intangible) and of the environment.
Yesterday started the second stage of archaeological excavation at "Pago del Jarafí" (Lanteira, Granada). Thanks to all the volunteers and technicians.
