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- 006 Dig in the Roman City of Sanisera
- 008 Digging Anthropology in the Sanisera Necropolis
- 010 Digging remains and Biological Anthropology in Sanisera
- 018 Advanced Osteological Analysis in the Roman Necropolis of Sanisera
- 050 GIS, AutoCAD & Digital Illustration in archaeology
- 053 Bioarchaeological fieldwork of an underground funerary crypt of the San Mateo Church
- 060 Lidar, photogrammetry, GIS & Claude AI to discover archaeological sites in the Pyrenees (Spain)
- 061 Archaeological Tour in Egypt: Giza, Saqqara, Luxor and a Nile cruise to Aswan
- 062 Zooarchaeology: classifying the domestic fauna of the Roman port of Sanisera, Menorca, Spain
- 063 Reconstruction of the ancient harbours of Menorca: GIS, LIDAR, bathymetry and underwater archaeology
- 064 Dig the Spanish Civil War & the medieval town of Belchite, Spain
064: Dig the Spanish Civil War & the medieval town of Belchite, Spain
Learning Outcomes

In the Fieldwork
- How to dig and which archaeological techniques are used.
- Use and handling of the tools that are used during the excavation process.
- Basic principles of stratigraphy.
- Recording the data obtained during the excavation using the Harris Method.
- Locating and mapping the materials of the 1937 battle (ammunition, shrapnel, remains of military equipment) in the old town.
- Recognition of medieval and modern archaeological materials.
- Basic procedures for sample collection.

In the Laboratory
- Cleaning, labelling and typological classification of the recovered objects: medieval ceramics, metals, glass, faunal remains and war materials.
- Relative dating based on the classification of archaeological objects discovered in stratigraphic sequence.
- Preparation of finds inventories.
Theory
- History of the Spanish Civil War and of the 1937 Battle of Belchite.
- Introduction to conflict archaeology and military archaeology.
- History of Belchite: the medieval town, its Jewish quarter and the synagogue.
- Archaeological methodology applied to medieval and modern sites.