This in-depth session of the 2021 online edition of the International School of Cultural Heritage, is dedicated to virtual reality experiences: the ninth of thirteen refresher encounters on the themes of care and management of archaeological parks and museums, each of them articulated in a double appointment, a frontal lesson and a subsequent work table.
In 1966, a landslide swept through part of the city of Agrigento, bringing the value of the entire area to public attention. The tortuous story of the protection and enhancement of the landscape and archaeological heritage of ancient Girgenti began there and interesed the participants of the online appointments of the International School of Cultural Heritage.
During the Round table which tool place on the 11th of May, the participants had the chance to deepen the reflection on the ancient roads and paths as tools for […]
Ensuring the inclusivity of sites and museums, starting from the inclusive and universal design of spaces and experiences, to the adequate training of staff, is a topic of great interest for the participants of the online appointments of the International School of Cultural Heritage: Italian and foreign professionals meeting to share expereinces and practices in thirteen lectures each followed by a panel discussion.
The process of renewing the identity of the city of Brescia from a historical-cultural point of view and the institutional set-up of the Brescia Musei Foundation, a mediating or "third" party in the dialogue between public and private sectors: this is the theme of the fifth of the online appointments reserved for Mediterranean professionals in the framework of the International School of Cultural Heritage.
In the virtual classroom of the International School of Cultural Heritage 2021 we also talk about future scenarios, contingencies and resilience. Archaeologists of the Archaeological Park of Herculaneum discussed with their foreign colleagues management and participatory approaches that can be implemented in the event of possible shortages of resources or institutional instability.
The naturalistic and archaeological setting of the Grotte di Catullo is the occasion for a new moment of exchange between colleagues taking part in the online version of the International School of Cultural Heritage: a focus on the challenges and opportunities linked to sites that combine naturalistic, historical and cultural elements.
A profoundly peculiar reality in terms of history and landscape, with the unique feature of the Underwater Archaeological Park of Baia, the Campi Flegrei Archaeological Park is the second case study addressed by the Mediterranean and Latin American professionals involved in the online programme designed in 2021 for the International School of Cultural Heritage.
The first in-depth session of the 2021 online edition of the International School of Cultural Heritage, is dedicated to the illicit traffic of cultural heritage property: the first of thirteen refresher encounters on the themes of care and management of archaeological parks and museums, each of them articulated in a double appointment, a frontal lesson and a subsequent work table.
A calendar of lectures and round tables dedicated to the continuous training of professionals of the archaeological heritage sector. This is the framework within which professionals working in museums and archaeological parks in Mediterranean countries, will once again meet with Italian professionals, in an entirely online version of the International School of Cultural Heritage.
