Cartographic Modeling applied to the identification and management of archaeological (geo)heritage. The case of the Côa Valley (Portugal) open-air rock art.

On 28th March Professor Luca Dimuccio will hold an Open Class dedicated to “Cartographic Modeling applied to the identification and management of archaeological (geo)heritage. The case of the Côa Valley (Portugal) open-air rock art”. The Class will be held in Room TP2, 4th floor of the Faculty of Letters of the University of Coimbra. Entrance is free of charge. The organization of this event belongs to the Institute of Archeology, Archeology Section of the Department of History, European Studies, Archeology and Arts and the Curricular Unit – Introduction to Archeology of that Faculty.