Laureati e Laureandi - Saving the Stones 2016 - Training Program - Application Deadline 17 January 2016
Pubblicato: Sabato 2 gennaio 2016
INTERNATIONAL CONSERVATION CENTER, Rome
Saving The Stones is a practical training program designed to give the foundation needed to begin a career in conservation of built heritage and historic preservation.
It intended for participants from inter-disciplinary backgrounds such as: archaeology, architecture, historic preservation, art history, urban planning, civil engineering, and other related fields.
The program gives recent graduates and young professionals in these fields a unique opportunity to apply their skills and knowledge so as to enable them to begin a career in practical conservation.
Saving the Stones is held at the International Conservation Center – Città di Roma that is situated in Acre – Israel and taught by Israel’s leading conservation professionals, in partnership with Israel Antiquities Authority. Saving The Stones is an ICCROM recognized program.
Through hands-on experiences on various archaeological heritage sites in Israel, participants have a unique opportunity to learn, work, and live in the historic city of Old Acre, and embrace the diversity of famous historical sites in the Land of Israel.
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
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Stabilizing ancient Roman plaster at Caesarea Historic Site
Gain better understanding of conservation procedures and theoretical basis;
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Acquire skills for practical conservation in order to apply them on all scale projects;
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Get acquainted with built heritage and history of Israel and the Mediterranean region;
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Join current conservation teams and experts to engage in active heritage sites;
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Develop a greater understanding of the underlying meaning connected to the rehabilitation of an historic living city by living within the historic city, side-by-side with local residents
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