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Il corso di laurea magistrale in Archeologia, prosecuzione del corso triennale di Scienze dei Beni Culturali, fornisce una formazione scientifica e metodologica specifica nel campo delle discipline archeologiche e storiche, oltre a competenze tecnico-scientifiche e di gestione e conservazione del patrimonio archeologico.
Il corso presenta due curricula: il primo in Archeologia dalla Preistoria al post Medioevo distinto in tre percorsi (preistorico e protostorico; classico; medievale e postmedievale); il secondo in Metodologie e tecnologie per i beni archeologici.
I curricula contemplano discipline che affrontano rispettivamente tematiche relative a differenti ambiti cronologico-culturali e contenuti di carattere metodologico e tecnologico. Il percorso è arricchito da altre materie strettamente correlate ai beni archeologici (Antropologia dell’ambiente, Geomorfologia, Applicazioni GIS ai Beni Culturali). Rivestono un ruolo fondamentale le attività di tirocinio, che prevedono prospezioni, scavi archeologici ed esercitazioni in laboratorio, coordinate da docenti del Corso, in ambito nazionale e internazionale, o, in alternativa, presso Enti e Istituzioni convenzionati (quali ad es. Soprintendenze, Musei, Archivi, Parchi etc.), dove si potranno maturare esperienze nella gestione dei beni archeologici.
Teaching activities
Title conferred. ARCHAEOLOGY
Knowledge and understanding. Historical Disciplines Knowledge of Latin epigraphy and history of the medieval trade and navigation. Geographical Disciplines Knowledge of geographical features in a specific field, good command of the most important way of analysis and interpretation of geographic information, in depth understanding of the graphical representation of these information, ability to read maps. Disciplines in the field of archaeology Knowledge and understanding of: Archaeology and History of Greek and Roman art, Archaeozoology and Paleontology; Archaeology of the landscapes, European Early History, Prehistory and Early History of Sardinia, Etruscology, Archaeology and History of Greek and Roman art , Late Antique Archaeology, early medieval , medieval and post-medieval. Demo-Ethno-Anthropological field The student will gain a strong foundation in anthropological research methods, a strong knowledge of the anthropological theory and analysis, a deep understanding of ethnographic approaches to the study of contemporary society with particularly focus on the concept of identify and multiculturalism in the different historical contemporary contests. Ancient and mediaeval philological and literature disciplines Good knowledge of: Latin language, Philology and ancient literatures, medieval and humanistic expressed in Latin or in the vernacular novels.
Applying knowledge and understanding. Historical Disciplines Ability to put in practice knowledge and understanding. Be able to work as an archivist and in the field of historical disciplines. Geographical Disciplines Advanced knowledge in geographical data elaboration and interpretation, good competence with digital tools (ex GIS). Disciplines in the field of archaeology Ability to grasp the interconnections between historical events, literary production and artistic phenomena in ancient times. Ability to apply the knowledge gained in the excavation contexts. Ancient and mediaeval philological and literature disciplines Ability to understand and work with Latin text in original. Ability to conduct hagiography research.
Language(s) of instruction/examination. ITALIAN