Unforgettable Encounters
Unforgettable Encounters: Understanding Participation in Italian Community Archaeology is my first monograph, published by Archaeopress in October 2022. A book for
Francesco RipantiCreating meaning from the past
Francesco Ripanti
Unforgettable Encounters: Understanding Participation in Italian Community Archaeology is my first monograph, published by Archaeopress in October 2022. A book for
When 21 October 2022 What The paper Transformative journeys: exploring the significance of scapes in archaeology-based interventions on wellbeing explores the significance of scapes in the theoretical conceptualisation…
When 12 October 2022 What In the seminar Breaking barriers to participation: Unforgettable encounters on the edge of the dig, I presented on public participation in archaeology focusing…
When 6 October 2022 What In the lecture From onlookers to devotees: Exploring dynamics of participation in Vignale, Italy, I presented some of the long-lasting encounters that shaped…
When 30 September 2022 What In the framework of the LOGGIA project, I took part in the European Researchers’ Night, a Europe-wide public event organised by Marie-Skłodowska Curie…
When 17 September 2022 What Within the framework of the European Huntington Disease Network Plenary Meeting, I supported the preparation of the photographic exhibition “Abandonment. From Landscapes to…
When 3 September 2022 What Within Session 284 – Visualizing, Interpreting, and Presenting Archaeological Sites to the Public, organised by Ben Thomas and Sofia Fonseca, I presented the…
When 1st June 2022 What Kick-off of “Linking community archaeology and wellbeing in the Mediterranean” (LOGGIA), a research project funded by the Marie-Skłodowska Curie Actions as a Postdoctoral…
When 31st May 2022 What Archeokids has been invited by Fondazione Scuola dei Beni e delle Attività Culturali, a foundation dedicated to training, research and higher education founded…
When 29th – 30th May 2022 What This conference marks the 4th meeting of the Italian Association of Public History. I have been invited by the president, Prof.…