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The "Capidava Rediviva Project" is proposed by the National History Museum of Romania in partnership with the University of Bucharest - The Faculty of History and a series of Romanian museums in order to better protect and disseminate a unique archaeological site located on the banks of the Lower Danube, namely the Roman settlement from Capidava. Considered by certain scholars as a spectacular site on the Roman Limes in this part of Europe, Capidava provides! a remarkable set of features for archaeological field researches (including for the archaeological practice stage for the students from 3 Romanian universities), cultural tourism and study of a particular natural landscape. All of these characteristics were the basis for this innitiave of cultural development aiming to promote this site on various levels, as well to involve different stakeholders (e.g. the local community including pupils, the local and central authorities, the scientific community etc.). During the first year the project is also financed by the Administration of the National Cultural Fund (AFCN). For more details see www. capidava.ro (soon also with an English version).
e-mail: sandu_ratiu@yahoo.com
CAPIDAVA REDIVIVA PROJECT
Alexandru-Mircea Ratiu - co-organisers: Dr. Ioan C. Opris, Monica Bira, Corina BorsThe "Capidava Rediviva Project" is proposed by the National History Museum of Romania in partnership with the University of Bucharest - The Faculty of History and a series of Romanian museums in order to better protect and disseminate a unique archaeological site located on the banks of the Lower Danube, namely the Roman settlement from Capidava. Considered by certain scholars as a spectacular site on the Roman Limes in this part of Europe, Capidava provides! a remarkable set of features for archaeological field researches (including for the archaeological practice stage for the students from 3 Romanian universities), cultural tourism and study of a particular natural landscape. All of these characteristics were the basis for this innitiave of cultural development aiming to promote this site on various levels, as well to involve different stakeholders (e.g. the local community including pupils, the local and central authorities, the scientific community etc.). During the first year the project is also financed by the Administration of the National Cultural Fund (AFCN). For more details see www. capidava.ro (soon also with an English version).
e-mail: sandu_ratiu@yahoo.com
