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ARCHAEOLOGICAL WORKSHOPS,
EXCAVATIONS, FIELDWORK AND SURVEY
2012 SEASON
SOUTHERN TRANSYLVANIA PROJECTS
Saturday, May 19, 2012: Theoretical Archaeology Group
New Perspectives in Transylvanian Archaeology:
Communication Within and in-Spite Theoretical Boundaries
- June 3 - July 7, 2012: Iron Age Dacian Fortress, Temple and Civilian Settlement Excavation at Racos, Brasov, Southern Transylvania (Romania)
- July 8 - August 11, 2012: Sarmizegetusa Ulpia Traiana: the Roman Capital of the Dacian Provinces, Excavation and Survey, Southern Transylvania (Romania)
- July 8 - August 11, 2012: Cumidava Archaeological Research Project at Rasnov, Southern Transylvania (Romania)
- June 3 - July 28, 2012: Osteological Survey and Workshop (2 sessions): Bronze Age populations in Transylvania
- July 15 - August 11, 2012 (On hold): Bronze Age Settlement Excavation and Survey at Cheile Turului, Cluj, Central Transylvania (Romania)2012 (research year): Neolithic Settlement Survey, South-Eastern Transylvania (Romania)
- 2014: Archaeo-metallurgical Workshop: Study of the Transylvanian Hoards, the largest bronze deposit in Europe - Late Bronze Age, Early Iron Age
- 2014: Daco-Roman Experimental Archaeology Workshop at Costesti, Hunedoara, Southern Transylvania (Romania): ceramics, textile and weapon making, Roman and Dacian military training in weaponry and tactics
