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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://civis-agora.widening.eu/event/archaeology-and-
 citizen-science-24/register">Archaeology and Citizen Science</a>\nArcheOPE
 NLAB seeks to build upon the objectives and challenges established in the 
 CIVIS Open Lab Heritage for All: Citizen Participation and Social Innovati
 on\, coordinated by Javier Salido Domiìnguez (UAM) since 2021 as part of 
 the 2nd CIVIS Open Lab Call. The goal of this Open Lab is to provide an op
 en\, collaborative\, creative\, and inclusive space where CIVIS universiti
 es and their partners engage with local communities to integrate archaeolo
 gical sites into the social and economic fabric of municipalities. Its aim
  is to internationalize a model of archaeology with extensive citizen part
 icipation in excavation processes and heritage discovery. Through innovati
 ve initiatives and the involvement of various universities in citizen-scie
 nce projects related to archaeology\, the OL has a positive impact on the 
 broader community (Public Archaeology)\, with special attention given to i
 ndividuals with functional diversity (Inclusive Archaeology). Citizen scie
 nce can—and should—extend beyond academic instruction to immerse parti
 cipants directly in the scientific experience. Pratical information The ro
 und table at the University of Bucharest is organised within the framework
  of the CIVIS Archaeological Citizen-science Project: Local & Internationa
 l Civic Inclusive Engagement (ArcheOPENLAB) and supported by the National 
 Workshop Classical Antiquity and Citizen Science. The event aims to showca
 se the experiences of UAM and NKUA and to explore the implementation of th
 is approach to social archaeology at a Black Sea site led by a professor f
 rom the University of Bucharest. The online sessions can be followed here:
  https://zoom.us/j/95753141430 Please see the programme attached for detai
 ls. Speakers Presentations followed by discussions will be given by: profe
 ssors from the Universidad Autoìnoma de Madrid and the National and Kapod
 istrian University of Athens involved in public [...]
DTSTAMP:20260806T093407Z
SUMMARY:Archaeology and Citizen Science
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://civis-agora.widening.eu/event
 /archaeology-and-citizen-science-24/register">Archaeology and Citizen Scie
 nce</a>\nArcheOPENLAB seeks to build upon the objectives and challenges es
 tablished in the CIVIS Open Lab Heritage for All: Citizen Participation an
 d Social Innovation\, coordinated by Javier Salido Domiìnguez (UAM) since
  2021 as part of the 2nd CIVIS Open Lab Call. The goal of this Open Lab is
  to provide an open\, collaborative\, creative\, and inclusive space where
  CIVIS universities and their partners engage with local communities to in
 tegrate archaeological sites into the social and economic fabric of munici
 palities. Its aim is to internationalize a model of archaeology with exten
 sive citizen participation in excavation processes and heritage discovery.
  Through innovative initiatives and the involvement of various universitie
 s in citizen-science projects related to archaeology\, the OL has a positi
 ve impact on the broader community (Public Archaeology)\, with special att
 ention given to individuals with functional diversity (Inclusive Archaeolo
 gy). Citizen science can—and should—extend beyond academic instruction
  to immerse participants directly in the scientific experience. Pratical i
 nformation The round table at the University of Bucharest is organised wit
 hin the framework of the CIVIS Archaeological Citizen-science Project: Loc
 al & International Civic Inclusive Engagement (ArcheOPENLAB) and supported
  by the National Workshop Classical Antiquity and Citizen Science. The eve
 nt aims to showcase the experiences of UAM and NKUA and to explore the imp
 lementation of this approach to social archaeology at a Black Sea site led
  by a professor from the University of Bucharest. The online sessions can 
 be followed here: https://zoom.us/j/95753141430 Please see the programme a
 ttached for details. Speakers Presentations followed by discussions will b
 e given by: professors from the Universidad Autoìnoma de Madrid and the N
 ational and Kapodistrian University of Athens involved in public [...]
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