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The conference is aimed at people interested in knowing the cultural and natural values ​​of the Northwest Mula River and Sierra Espuña
Caravaca de la Cruz hosts the 12th, 13th and November 14th the first conference archaeotourism and Ecotourism 'Land of Iberians', focusing on the heritage element in generating strategies and ideas for territorial development.
These seminars are free to attend and are directed to the public interested in knowing aspects of the cultural and natural values ​​of the municipalities in the Northwest Region, Rio Mula and Espuña.
In the same they will participate more than 20 speakers, who will discuss past, present and future for the proper use and enjoyment of heritage as a cultural, tourist and economic engine of rural society projects.
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week, lectures and round tables will be held in the auditorium of the old church of the Jesuits.
They involve leading researchers and experts in the field, which will be announced actions aimed at the recovery and survival of the legacy of the past, through EU-funded projects, academic research and private initiatives.
The discoveries of rock art in Caravaca and Moratalla;
Black Cave of the Incarnation;
Begastri excavations, the Visitor Center of the Villa Romana de Los Villaricos Mula, the Wine Museum of Bullas or Argárica Espuña Road will be among the issues to be put on the table during these days.
The First Conference of archaeotourism and ecotourism are organized by Land Iberians and Society Historiológicos and ethnographic studies of the Highlands of Argos, Quípar and Alhárabe, along with the City of Caravaca de la Cruz, and financed by funds Leader, which manages the Society for Integrated Rural Development and the region.
The planned program of activities is as follows:
Thursday, November 12
Location: Plenary Hall of the City of Caravaca de la Cruz.
11: 00-Presentation of the Conference
Place: Assembly Hall of the Church of the Company
12:30 - Inaugural Conference: "Religion among the Iberians how far can we go?", By Andres Maria Adroher Auroux, professor of the Department of Prehistory and Archaeology, Faculty of Arts, University of Granada.
13:30 Lunch stop
16:00 "archaeotourism and sustainability in the cultural landscape of the regions of Northwest and Sierra Espuña", by Miguel San Nicolas del Toro, head of Heritage Service.
16:30 "The Route Argárica Espuña" for Eva Celdrán Beltran, Maria Ines Fregeiro and Carlos Felipe Velasco, project archaeologists "La Bastida" of the Autonomous University of Barcelona.
17:00 "Black Cave Caravaca Europe's oldest fire." Mariano Lopez Martinez, an archaeologist;
Haber Maria Uriarte, professor of prehistory at the University of Murcia.
17:30 - Coffee break
18:00 "Begastri History of excavation." José Antonio Molina, Professor of Ancient History at the University of Murcia and co-director of the excavations of Begastri;
Jose Antonio Zapata, archaeologist and co-director of the excavations Begastri.
18:30 "The Visitor Center of the Villa Romana de Los Villaricos, Mula, Murcia", by Jose Antonio Zapata Parra, municipal archaeologist of Mula.
19: 00- "The caving as a resource for sustainable rural development", by Juan Quero Llor and Marta Sanchez Alcaraz, members of the Federation of Speleology of the Region of Murcia.
Friday, November 13
9:30 free the remains of the Strait and the Chapel of the Incarnation (Caravaca de la Cruz) Excursion.
Bus departure from PA upon registration.
Workshops and demonstrations of archeology and ethnography.
13:30 - Cocktail Company
Place: Assembly Hall of the Church of the Company
16:30 "The Chalcolithic community Caravaca from the excavation of the burial of Mill Road" by Joaquín Lomba Maurandi, professor of prehistory at the University of Murcia.
17:00 "The canids Mill Road: an opportunity to learn how were the dogs that lived in the region of Murcia for 4000 years", by Francisco Gil Cano, Professor of Anatomy, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, University of Murcia.
17:30 - Coffee Break
18:00 "World Rural and wine in Roman times: Villa of the Cantos (Bullas)", by Salvador Martinez Sanchez, director of the Wine Museum of Bullas;
Mario Garcia Ruiz, graduate in History and LAAC (Laboratory Archaeology and Architecture of the City).
19:00 "Actions in the Rock Art of Moratalla (2005-2015)", by Miguel Angel Mateo Saura, doctor and researcher in Prehistoric Rock Art.
Saturday, November 14
Place: Assembly Hall of the Church of the Company
11:00 "Discoveries of rock art in Caravaca and Moratalla: documentation and graphic processing New technologies Heritage." Pedro Lucas Salcedo, a specialist in graphic documentation of Cultural Property, and Teresa Fernandez Azorin archaeologist Studies Society Historiológicos and Ethnographic Highlands of Argos, and Alhárabe Quípar.
11:30 "The socialization feedback patrimonial knowledge. The excavation of the cave shrine Iberian Nose (Moratalla, Murcia)," by Jose Angel Ocharan Ibarra, archaeologist.
12:00 Coffee break.
12:30 "The first excavations at the prehistoric site of paper mills on the occasion of the Partial Plan SCR2" Pujante by Ana Martinez, a graduate.
in Ancient History and Archaeology.
13:00 Lunch stop
16:00 "Musealization archaeological heritage property in Caravaca de la Cruz. Caravaca performances, the Incarnation, and Archivel Barranda within Leader projects" for.
Brotons Francisco Yagüe, project manager and archaeologist Municipal City of Caravaca;
José María Alcázar Espin, municipal technical architect of the City of Caravaca;
AJ Medina Ruiz, JM Marin, archaeologists and co-directors of the project.
16:30 "Ecoagroturísticas trails and Iberians bioitinerarios on Earth", by José María Egea, professor of botany at the University of Murcia.
17:00 "Timber, coal, seeds and plant fibers. Archaeological remains and ethnobotanical for the explanation of the past half-society relationship," Celma by Mireia Martínez, PhD in Prehistoric Archaeology.
17:30 "musealization landscapes and their financial content, experiential tourism resource and tool for dissemination and preservation", by Cristina Calvo Sobrado, nature guide and teacher FP specialist, and Jesus Rodriguez Sanchez, nature photographer, specialist Ornithology, Nature, Environment and Heritage Interpretation in rural areas.
Both carry out the program of themed excursions "Discovering Moratalla".
18:00 -Roundtable "The heritage as a tourism resource for Rural Development", with the participation of José Moreno Medina Mayor and President of Integral Caravaca;
Cayetano García Rosa, manager of Integral;
Nativity Aznar, expert in gastronomy;
Rosa Gualda, professional archaeologist and Cultural Management;
Miguel San Nicolas del Toro, head of the historical heritage of the region.
19: 00-Closure
Source: Ayuntamiento de Caravaca de la Cruz
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