Back to Barcelona after spending an incredible and intense week studying
the Neolithic site of La Marmotta and showing its wonders to the companions of the
EEAHR (CSIC's research institution in Rome).
The first days Millán Mozota worked in 3D photogrammetry and Gerard Remolins invested his time in the recovery and reconstruction of all the graphical & spatial information (physical & digital) of the excavated archaeological deposits.
Later, they were joined by Niccolò Mazzucco and Juan F. Gibaja, who together with Mario Mineo, met to evaluate studies to be carried out, organizational strategies, proposals for papers, etc.
On Wednesday we were visited by colleagues from the EEAHR who came to learn about the site and the work we are doing. It was a wonderful afternoon in which we were able share experiences and surprises with each of the objects we saw from La Marmotta.
On Thursday they invited us to give a lecture at their headquarters. A very nice place where we explained La Marmotta site, the recent project that we have obtained and the research team recruited for such works.
We thank
Mario Mineo for his kindness and collaboration, also the
National Museum L. Pigorini to open its doors and of course the colleagues from Rome's CSIC, and especially to
EEAHR director's,
José Ramón Urquijo and its vice-director,
Antonio Pizzo, for their involvement in this project, which allowed us to have accommodation at their residence and of course to give the aforementioned lecture.
We will meet soon with other specialists with whom we will work more materials from La Marmotta: Miriam Cubas, Amaia Arranz and Julien Vieugue.
Project: Expansión y desarrollo del neolítico en el Mediterráneo central: tecnología y producción de alimentos en el asentamiento lacustre de La Marmotta (Roma, Italia).
Proyectos Intramurales para Arqueología en el Exterior (201818008).
Funding: CSIC and Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades
