This year we’ve joined to the “Day of archaeology” 2016 with an article about the archaeology of the WW1 in the Republic of Macedonia. The “Day of archaeology” is a project which aims to provide a window into the daily lives of archaeologists from all over the world. The project is run by a team of volunteers who are all professional archaeologists, and taking part in the project is completely free. The whole Day of Archaeology relies on goodwill and a passion for public engagement! * * * From Monumental War to the Monuments
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Cultural heritage of the First World War in Macedonia so far has been completely unknown for both, the public and experts, within and outside Macedonia. In an attempt to discover a little piece of the modern history, HAEMUS as a center for scientific research and promotion of culture in November 2015 organized for the very first time a big international conference on topic “First World War in the collective memory – Exchange of experiences in the Balkans“. The conference was attended by experts from France, Macedonia, Greece, Romania and other countries who presented their scientific and
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ALDA International Summer School First World War on the Macedonian Front: Remembrance through the cultural heritage For this Summer school we propose a multidisciplinary approach on the subject of the First World War on the Macedonian front. The speakers on the Summer school will be various international experts and researchers who will contribute with different perspectives on this complex conflict. We offer a unique interdisciplinary, interactive experience with on the field visits of the remains of the Macedonian Front in the Republic of Macedonia. This summer school is a result of several years’ work in
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Members of HAEMUS will take part at the upcoming conference ‘Public Art in the Balkans, 19th-21st centuries: intentions, interpretations, controversy‘, scheduled for March 14-15, 2013, at the American Research Center in Sofia (Bulgaria). The aim of this table is public art in the Balkans which is explicit and frequently the subject of great controversy. Having inherited concepts from Rome, Byzantium and more recent empires, political leaders, municipalities and private individuals in the Balkans have filled public squares, parks and the facades of buildings with displays of art. Public Art displays and expresses the deeds, accomplishments, sorrows,
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