Topic: Reach-culture

The cleanliness of Fuente de los Caños, Almería (Spain)
Participatory activity of Rural Heritage pilot

Saturday 15 February 2020 in Sorbas, Almería (Spain), MEMOLab, REACH project and local associations had collaborate in the cleanliness of Fuente de los Caños. This monumental fountain, abandoned decades ago, gave water to the town and was used as a … Continue reading →

A good experience of Participation and Co-working
Remarkable outcomes for the REACH International Workshop on Rural Heritage

The last 26th November, the University of Granada, task leader of the Rural Heritage Pilot of the REACH project, held a Workshop on“Participatory Approaches for Territorial Cohesion”. Aim of the meeting was to investigate the value of participatory preservation of … Continue reading →

Granada, 26 November 2019
Participatory approaches for territorial cohesion – REACH International Workshop

The third REACH international workshop will take place on the 26th November at the Oficina de Proyectos Internacionales (OFPI) in Granada.   It will be organized by University of Granada, REACH Partner and Leader of REACH Rural Heritage Pilot.   … Continue reading →

Experiences and deductions from MEMOLAB and REACH projects
“The legal framework of cultural landscapes in Andalusia (Spain): limits and possibilities of public participation from an archaeological perspective”

The independent European journal of post classical archaeologies PCA recently published an article facing the theme of the participation on cultural landscape. The contribution was given by Dott. L. Delgado Anés and  Prof. J.M. Martín Civantos from the University of Granada, … Continue reading →

17, 30 March; 13, 14 April; 4, 5 May 2019, Spain.
Good practices from the Rural Heritage Pilot: MEMOLab campaign “recovery of historic irrigation channels”

MEMOLab laboratory of the University of Granada, in the framework of REACH project, continues the planning and implementation of events dedicated to the recovery and use of historical irrigation systems. Also this year the “recovery of historic irrigation channels” campaign … Continue reading →

An interactive and dynamic tool for Data Collection
Where the researcher cannot get: open platforms to collaborate with citizens on cultural heritage research data

Last week, the Editorial of the University of Granada (UGR) and Downhill Publishing have published a book about Digital Humanities, titled “Ciencias Sociales y Humanidades Digitales Aplicadas.Casos de estudio y perspectivas críticas”.(Social Sciences and Digital Humanities Applied. Case studies and … Continue reading →

Next dates: 17-27 May 2018,Granada,Spain.
MEMOLab: May initiatives for the recovery of historical irrigation systems in Sierra Nevada

MEMOLab laboratory of the University of Granada continues the planning and implementation of events dedicated to the recovery and use of historical irrigation systems in the territory of Sierra Nevada. The 5th of May in cooperation with the Town Hall … Continue reading →

About 80 persons involved in a captivating showcase of rural heritage preservation good practice
Annual cleaning of the medieval irrigation channel of Barjas

On Saturday 17th of February, the University of Granada, together with the local irrigators community, organised the annual cleaning of the medieval irrigation channel of Barjas and of the branch La Hijuela, surrounding Cáñar. In this fieldwork activity took part … Continue reading →