Topic: digital preservation

At the workshop, the researchers presented the tourists' engagement journey visualized through trajectories of tourist movements together with other collected information

INCULTUM Pilot: meeting with stakeholders in Sweden

text and images courtesy of dr. Sabine Gebert Persson, Associatate professor Uppsala University On April 4, 2022 a total of 18 individuals representing different stakeholders gathered in Torsö (Sweden) to listen to and discuss data collected during the summer of … Continue reading →

hosted by the University of Algarve, a meeting between INCULTUM partners to discuss about the local pilot

INCULTUM discovers Algarve and Campina de Faro

End of March 2022, INCULTUM partners Promoter and University of Algarve met to discuss about the work ongoing in the Pilot 2 Agrarian coastal plain: Campina de Faro. Campina de Faro is part of the coastal plain of the Algarve, … Continue reading →

guided by archaeologists, the students were introduced to the museum collection and the archaeology and history of the area

Local school students visiting the newly opened museum exhibition in the city of Përmet

text and images by Egla Serjani, CeRPHAAL On April 7, 2022, the newly opened display room of archaeological artefact in the museum of Përmet, welcomed its first visitors. They were local school students who had the opportunity to experience a … Continue reading →

fieldwork continues to restore and valorize rural areas in the Altiplano de Granada

INCULTUM Pilot: Annual cleaning of the Acequia del Barranco de Poqueira

text and images courtesy of Elena Correa Jiménez (University of Granada). On the 2nd and 3rd of April INCULTUM Pilot 1 Atiplano de Granada organized and carried out the annual cleaning of the Acequia del Barranco de Poqueira. There was … Continue reading →

title of the presentation was 'INCULTUM Project: sustainable cultural tourism based on historical irrigation systems in the Altiplano of Granada'

Presenting INCULTUM in international congress Habitat Excavado

image courtesy of Elena Correa Jiménez. The Geopark of Granada hosted the Congress «Excavated Habitat and Cultural Landscape: International Colloquium Culture of Deserts», which took place in March 2022, with the organization of the University of Granada and the associations … Continue reading →

A new museum exhibition opened in the city of Përmet, Pilot area of the Upper Vjosa valley, Albania.

Unveiling a new archaeological collection previously unavailable to the public

text and images by Egla Serjani, CeRPHAAL During end of March and early April, CeRPHAAL team was involved in preparing a museum exhibit of archaeological artefacts found within the territory of the Upper Vjosa valley, Albania. This activity was supported … Continue reading →

fieldwork continues to recover abandoned spaces of rural and landscape heritage in the INCULTUM Pilot set in Spain

Irrigation channel cleaning in Jérez del Marquesado and Cáñar at Altiplano de Granada

text and images courtesy of Elena Correa Jiménez (University of Granada). Following the work for recovering the area that was initiated on Pilot site in January and February, on the 5th of March another fieldwork activity was done in the … Continue reading →

Students and other participants were involved in hands-on activities to plant typical trees and to recover part of the productive and landscape space

Recovering abandoned spaces in the rural area near Granada

text and images courtesy of Elena Correa Jiménez (University of Granada). Following the work for recovering the area that was initiated on Pilot site in January, the students of the Rural Public School “SENED” of Jérez del Marquesado were involved … Continue reading →

Coming together: Culture, Heritage and Smart Specialization for innovation with rural heritage and communities

RURITAGE shares recommendations for an integrated territorial development approach

Policy Recommendations for the Integration of Cultural and Natural Heritage (CNH) within Research and Innovation Strategies for Smart Specialisation (RIS3/4) is the last publication from RURITAGE project. The document provides practical strategies to bridge the gap by bringing culture together with … Continue reading →

How Artificial Intelligence can benefit the Cultural Heritage sector?

Watch the new video of the Saint George on a Bike project

Cultural heritage professionals aim to improve the way we understand paintings by generating descriptions of them. However, since millions of cultural objects have been created throughout history, completing such a task seems impossible, but only for humans. The goal of … Continue reading →