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Vista de la excavaciónUNDERWATER ARCHAEOLOGY 2009. For 2009 (April, May and November), the Ecomuseum of the Cape Cavalleria will be exploring the Roman port of Sanitja and the coast of the Cape of Cavalleria identifying structures of the Roman city of Sanisera as well as shipwrecks. More information in our Underwater Archaeology section [+]



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Learn about the archaeological underwater background in Sanitja: prospections of 1994 and prospections of 2001.


For more information on the historical context of Sanitja’s port and the Roman city search through the documents and publications: archaeological background [+]
 

THE EXCAVATION OF THE ROMAN CITY, 2009. 2009’s campaign for terrestrial archaeology will be taking place in the urban settlement at the Roman city of Sanisera (123 B.C. – 600 A.D.), in which we expect to find housing, streets and buildings. More information on the EXCAVATION OF THE ROMAN CITY [+]

Download the complete information of the course in PDF format (1,65 MB) [+]


For more information on the historical context of Sanitja’s port and the Roman city search through the documents and publications: archaeological background [+]

 

Alumnos excavandoEXCAVATION OF THE NECROPOLIS 2009. The Roman city of Sanisera is surrounded by several necropolis/ cemeteries. For 2009, we will be excavating one of them, dated to the Early Empire (27 B.C. -235 A.D.). More information can be found in EXCAVATION OF THE NECROPOLIS [+]

Download the course’s complete information in PDF format (1,65 MB) [+]


For more information on the historical context of Sanitja’s port and the Roman city search through the documents and publications: archaeological background [+]


 

Alumnos excavandoLAB WORK: ROMAN POTTERY & ZOOARCHAEOLOGY 2009. Each year, our research team excavates the Roman City of Sanisera from May until the October. They dedicate four hours a day to field work following the Harris Matrix. In addition to the daily excavation, they also dedicate two hours per day to cleaning, labeling and inventorying the archaeological material found during the dig.

This course is designed to focus in detail on the laboratory work with the roman pottery and fauna remains from the site of Sanisera. With the roman pottery finds, participants will learn to classify, label, draw using Adobe Illustrator, inventory and catalog pieces. With fauna, participants will learn to classify by bones by species and by skeletal location. They will also learn pathology and how the markings on the bones inform us about their preparation and consumption by humans. Once studied, fauna remains will be cataloged and entered into a database. More information can be found in LAB WORK: ROMAN POTTERY & ZOOARCHAEOLOGY 2009[+]

Download the course’s complete information in PDF format (4,88 MB) [+]

For more information on the historical context of Sanitja’s port and the Roman city search through the documents and publications: archaeological background [+]
 

THE EXPOSITION OF THE ECOMUSEUM OF THE CAPE OF CAVALLERIA. The association Sa Nitja.Gestión del Patrimonio Mediterráneo has renovated the museum with the new exposition “Discover the north”. You can visit it now.





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