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Basic underwater archaeology courseThe International Centre on Underwater Archaeology (ICUA) is organising a 2-week basic training course on underwater archaeology, due to take place in Zadar, Croatia, on 30 May - 11 June 2011. The course is organised with the support of the UNESCO Office in Venice.The course will consist of theoretical and practical (hands on) instruction in the basic techniques of underwater archaeological excavation. Archaeologists from ICUA and the University of Zadar will conduct theoretical lessons, complemented by courses in diving and specialty diving according to the requirements of the Scuba Schools International (SSI) system. Practical instruction will take place in the frame of archaeological researches in the Zadar environs, in order to allow the participants acquire the best possible knowledge of basic research techniques. The course’s expected beneficiaries are archaeologists who have no or scarce diving experience, as well as experts in different disciplines (conservators, geologists, marine biologists, etc) who are interested in developing multidisciplinary skills and participate in underwater archaeology researches. Participation costs, intended board and lodging for the participants, plus teaching activities and use of diving equipment during the course, will be covered by the organisers. Participants will be admitted to the study programme based on the specific requirements that apply (see the attached Annex). AnnexParticipants The number of participants is limited to maximum 8 persons from the countries participating in the annual Ministerial Conferences on Cultural Heritage in South-Eastern Europe (namely: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Republic of Moldova, Montenegro, Romania, and Serbia). Candidates from other countries are also encouraged to apply, although their applications will be only considered for possible posts remaining after evaluation of candidatures from the above-mentioned countries. Expected profile of participants: archaeologists (including researchers, or university students enrolled in study courses for 2nd level degrees) with no or scarce diving experience, as well as experts in different disciplines (conservators, geologists, marine biologists, etc) who are interested in developing multidisciplinary skills and participate in underwater archaeology researches. Language skills: participants must be proficient in the English language, English being the working language of the course. Tentative Programme Programmed activities will include:
Participation costs Participants will receive, free of charge:
Participants will NOT receive:
Requirements
To apply
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