Second cycle of conferences Recounting History, a project in collaboration with GraficArte Severini and Astra Onlus.
At each meeting, participants will receive didactic kits and an ebook will be created, featuring last year’s conferences’ contents.
On the occasion of the conference, admission to the Museum is free. All conferences are in Italian.
Future meetings:
Friday 1 December
THE SABINES: A PEOPLE OF ITALY AMONG MYTH, HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY. NEW LIGHTS FROM THE EXCAVATIONS AT COLLE DEL FORNO
Enrico Benelli – Istituto di Studi sul Mediterraneo Antico – CNR Rome
Friday 22 December
THE NECROPOLIS AT PIAZZA D’ARMI, NEW INTERPRETATIONS, RESTORATIONS AND RECONSTRUCTIONS
Nicola Bruni – Associazione Astra
Joachim Weidig – Albert-Ludwigs-Universitat Freiburg
Fabio Fazzini – Archaeologist
Friday 19 January
ROMAN ASSISI
Laura Manca – Formerly at the Soprintendenza Archeologica dell’Umbria
Friday 9 February
THE ABBEY OF SASSOVIVO: ARISTOCRACIES AND RELIGIOUS CONGREGATION UNDER THE LIGHT OF THE LATE OSTEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS
Roberta Taddei, Lia Barelli, Maria Romana Picuti – Università La Sapienza, Rome
Friday 23 February
THEATRES AND POLITICAL POWER: THE SPOLETO CASE
Giulia Rocco – Università di Roma, Dipartimento di Storia, Patrimonio Culturale, Formazione e Società
Friday 9 March
THE EXCAVATIONS AT THE SPOLETO TEATRO NUOVO: THE LATE-ANCIENT BUILDING IN THE CITY’S URBAN FABRIC
Matelda Albanesi – Archaeologist
Moreno Orazi – Architect
Friday 23 March
CARSULAE: RESULTS OF THE LATEST EXCAVATION CAMPAIGNS
Luca Donnini, Massimiliano Gasperini – Associazione Astra
Friday 13 April
THE CHARIOT OF MONTELEONE DI SPOLETO
Francesco Roncalli – Università degli Studi Federico II di Napoli
Friday 16 May
THE ANCIENT CITY OF GUBBIO: NEW DATA FOR ITS KNOWLEDGE
Luana Cenciaioli – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Musei Archeologici Nazionali di Perugia e Orvieto
Friday 1 June
TOMBS FROM THE VALNERINA AT THE SPOLETO ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
Chiara Procacci – Archaeologist
Maria Angela Turchetti – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Museo Archeologico Nazionale e Teatro Romano di Spoleto
h 16.30 – Teatro Nuovo G. C. Menotti
A HIP-HOP CHRISTMAS
Play produced by Compagnia Mattioli for the “La Domenica dei Sogni” season
Second cycle of conferences Recounting History, a project in collaboration with GraficArte Severini and Astra Onlus.
At each meeting, participants will receive didactic kits and an ebook will be created, featuring last year’s conferences’ contents.
On the occasion of the conference, admission to the Museum is free. All conferences are in Italian.
Future meetings:
Friday 22 December
THE NECROPOLIS AT PIAZZA D’ARMI, NEW INTERPRETATIONS, RESTORATIONS AND RECONSTRUCTIONS
Nicola Bruni – Associazione Astra
Joachim Weidig – Albert-Ludwigs-Universitat Freiburg
Fabio Fazzini – Archaeologist
Friday 19 January
ROMAN ASSISI
Laura Manca – Formerly at the Soprintendenza Archeologica dell’Umbria
Friday 9 February
THE ABBEY OF SASSOVIVO: ARISTOCRACIES AND RELIGIOUS CONGREGATION UNDER THE LIGHT OF THE LATE OSTEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS
Roberta Taddei, Lia Barelli, Maria Romana Picuti – Università La Sapienza, Rome
Friday 23 February
THEATRES AND POLITICAL POWER: THE SPOLETO CASE
Giulia Rocco – Università di Roma, Dipartimento di Storia, Patrimonio Culturale, Formazione e Società
Friday 9 March
THE EXCAVATIONS AT THE SPOLETO TEATRO NUOVO: THE LATE-ANCIENT BUILDING IN THE CITY’S URBAN FABRIC
Matelda Albanesi – Archaeologist
Moreno Orazi – Architect
Friday 23 March
CARSULAE: RESULTS OF THE LATEST EXCAVATION CAMPAIGNS
Luca Donnini, Massimiliano Gasperini – Associazione Astra
Friday 13 April
THE CHARIOT OF MONTELEONE DI SPOLETO
Francesco Roncalli – Università degli Studi Federico II di Napoli
Friday 16 May
THE ANCIENT CITY OF GUBBIO: NEW DATA FOR ITS KNOWLEDGE
Luana Cenciaioli – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Musei Archeologici Nazionali di Perugia e Orvieto
Friday 1 June
TOMBS FROM THE VALNERINA AT THE SPOLETO ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
Chiara Procacci – Archaeologist
Maria Angela Turchetti – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Museo Archeologico Nazionale e Teatro Romano di Spoleto
Tuesday 26 – Saturday 30 December and Saturday 6 January
from h 17.00 – Ancient village of Rapicciano – Spoleto
5th edition of the NATIVITY SCENE
Organised by the Parish of San Giovanni in Baiano, Proloco Baiano, Associazione Opera Segno dell’Alta Marroggia, La Traussa theatre company, artistic direction by Danilo Chiodetti
GOSPEL CONCERT: CHERYL PORTER BAND
Teatro Nuovo Gian Carlo Menotti
26 December – h 17.30
Mixing Spirituals, Gospel, Jazz and Classical music, Cheryl Porter stands out for his vocal talents and boasts prestigious collaborations including Paolo Conte, Katia Ricciarelli, Sugar, Tito Puente, Mariah Carey, David Crosby and Amii Stewart.
Free admission upon reservation (within December 23):
Spoleto Tourist Office
+39 0743 218620-21
info@iat.spoleto.pg.it
Tuesday 26 – Saturday 30 December and Saturday 6 January
from h 17.00 – Ancient village of Rapicciano – Spoleto
5th edition of the NATIVITY SCENE
Organised by the Parish of San Giovanni in Baiano, Proloco Baiano, Associazione Opera Segno dell’Alta Marroggia, La Traussa theatre company, artistic direction by Danilo Chiodetti
The documentary film IL MONDO IN SCENA (The World on Stage) will be screened at Teatro Nuovo Gian Carlo Menotti on Saturday, December 30th at 8 p. m.
The documentary film, inspired by an idea from Giorgio Ferrara, tells the story of the Festival of Spoleto.
Directed by Benoît Jacquot and Gérald Caillat
Produced by Maurizio and Manuel Tedesco for Baires Produzioni, Françoise Gazio for Idéale Audience and Fondazione Festival dei Due Mondi di Spoleto in collaboration with RAI COM.
Sponsored by the Support Fund for the co-production of cinematographic works between France and Italy, and the Centre National de la Cinématographie et de l’image animée
Free entrance, on reservation
Reservations:
Spoleto Tourist Office: Tel. 0743 218620/21 – info@iat.spoleto.pg.it
Box 25 (Piazza della Vittoria) Tel. 0743 47967
Tuesday 26 – Saturday 30 December and Saturday 6 January
from h 17.00 – Ancient village of Rapicciano – Spoleto
5th edition of the NATIVITY SCENE
Organised by the Parish of San Giovanni in Baiano, Proloco Baiano, Associazione Opera Segno dell’Alta Marroggia, La Traussa theatre company, artistic direction by Danilo Chiodetti
Second cycle of conferences Recounting History, a project in collaboration with GraficArte Severini and Astra Onlus.
At each meeting, participants will receive didactic kits and an ebook will be created, featuring last year’s conferences’ contents.
On the occasion of the conference, admission to the Museum is free. All conferences are in Italian.
Future meetings:
Friday 19 January
ROMAN ASSISI
Laura Manca – Formerly at the Soprintendenza Archeologica dell’Umbria
Friday 9 February
THE ABBEY OF SASSOVIVO: ARISTOCRACIES AND RELIGIOUS CONGREGATION UNDER THE LIGHT OF THE LATE OSTEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS
Roberta Taddei, Lia Barelli, Maria Romana Picuti – Università La Sapienza, Rome
Friday 23 February
THEATRES AND POLITICAL POWER: THE SPOLETO CASE
Giulia Rocco – Università di Roma, Dipartimento di Storia, Patrimonio Culturale, Formazione e Società
Friday 9 March
THE EXCAVATIONS AT THE SPOLETO TEATRO NUOVO: THE LATE-ANCIENT BUILDING IN THE CITY’S URBAN FABRIC
Matelda Albanesi – Archaeologist
Moreno Orazi – Architect
Friday 23 March
CARSULAE: RESULTS OF THE LATEST EXCAVATION CAMPAIGNS
Luca Donnini, Massimiliano Gasperini – Associazione Astra
Friday 13 April
THE CHARIOT OF MONTELEONE DI SPOLETO
Francesco Roncalli – Università degli Studi Federico II di Napoli
Friday 16 May
THE ANCIENT CITY OF GUBBIO: NEW DATA FOR ITS KNOWLEDGE
Luana Cenciaioli – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Musei Archeologici Nazionali di Perugia e Orvieto
Friday 1 June
TOMBS FROM THE VALNERINA AT THE SPOLETO ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
Chiara Procacci – Archaeologist
Maria Angela Turchetti – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Museo Archeologico Nazionale e Teatro Romano di Spoleto
The project BORN TO READ, that includes meetings of animated reading dedicated to children, parents, grandparents and educators, goes on with the following appointments, scheduled as usual at the Public Library in Palazzo Mauri at 17.00
Friday 9 February
STRIDING, TROTTING, GALLOPING
featuring storyteller Mirko Revoyera
Fairy tales of all times are crowded with horses, camels, donkeys. We know these protagonists, their courage, foolishness and wiseness; we should not forget that we always learn, even from a donkey.
Saturday 24 February
AND THE STORY BEGAN
featuring Domenico Madera and Alessia Rosi of Teatroleonde
Everything starts when a fox decides to have a fat, succulent goose for lunch. But the goose is a smart one and gets away unscathed…
Saturday 10 March
YUM!! I’LL EAT YOU
featuring Domenico Madera and Alessia Rosi of Teatroleonde
A fat, gluttonous little shepherdess spreads fear amongst her sheep; terror increases as a wolf by the long, sharp teeth arrives; fortunately it’s not the usual, sheep-eating wolf, but…
Second cycle of conferences Recounting History, a project in collaboration with GraficArte Severini and Astra Onlus.
At each meeting, participants will receive didactic kits and an ebook will be created, featuring last year’s conferences’ contents.
On the occasion of the conference, admission to the Museum is free. All conferences are in Italian.
Future meetings:
Friday 9 February
THE ABBEY OF SASSOVIVO: ARISTOCRACIES AND RELIGIOUS CONGREGATION UNDER THE LIGHT OF THE LATE OSTEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS
Roberta Taddei, Lia Barelli, Maria Romana Picuti – Università La Sapienza, Rome
Friday 23 February
THEATRES AND POLITICAL POWER: THE SPOLETO CASE
Giulia Rocco – Università di Roma, Dipartimento di Storia, Patrimonio Culturale, Formazione e Società
Friday 9 March
THE EXCAVATIONS AT THE SPOLETO TEATRO NUOVO: THE LATE-ANCIENT BUILDING IN THE CITY’S URBAN FABRIC
Matelda Albanesi – Archaeologist
Moreno Orazi – Architect
Friday 23 March
CARSULAE: RESULTS OF THE LATEST EXCAVATION CAMPAIGNS
Luca Donnini, Massimiliano Gasperini – Associazione Astra
Friday 13 April
THE CHARIOT OF MONTELEONE DI SPOLETO
Francesco Roncalli – Università degli Studi Federico II di Napoli
Friday 16 May
THE ANCIENT CITY OF GUBBIO: NEW DATA FOR ITS KNOWLEDGE
Luana Cenciaioli – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Musei Archeologici Nazionali di Perugia e Orvieto
Friday 1 June
TOMBS FROM THE VALNERINA AT THE SPOLETO ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
Chiara Procacci – Archaeologist
Maria Angela Turchetti – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Museo Archeologico Nazionale e Teatro Romano di Spoleto
Second cycle of conferences Recounting History, a project in collaboration with GraficArte Severini and Astra Onlus.
At each meeting, participants will receive didactic kits and an ebook will be created, featuring last year’s conferences’ contents.
On the occasion of the conference, admission to the Museum is free. All conferences are in Italian.
Future meetings:
Friday 23 February
THEATRES AND POLITICAL POWER: THE SPOLETO CASE
Giulia Rocco – Università di Roma, Dipartimento di Storia, Patrimonio Culturale, Formazione e Società
Friday 9 March
THE EXCAVATIONS AT THE SPOLETO TEATRO NUOVO: THE LATE-ANCIENT BUILDING IN THE CITY’S URBAN FABRIC
Matelda Albanesi – Archaeologist
Moreno Orazi – Architect
Friday 23 March
CARSULAE: RESULTS OF THE LATEST EXCAVATION CAMPAIGNS
Luca Donnini, Massimiliano Gasperini – Associazione Astra
Friday 13 April
THE CHARIOT OF MONTELEONE DI SPOLETO
Francesco Roncalli – Università degli Studi Federico II di Napoli
Friday 16 May
THE ANCIENT CITY OF GUBBIO: NEW DATA FOR ITS KNOWLEDGE
Luana Cenciaioli – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Musei Archeologici Nazionali di Perugia e Orvieto
Friday 1 June
TOMBS FROM THE VALNERINA AT THE SPOLETO ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
Chiara Procacci – Archaeologist
Maria Angela Turchetti – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Museo Archeologico Nazionale e Teatro Romano di Spoleto
The project BORN TO READ, that includes meetings of animated reading dedicated to children, parents, grandparents and educators, goes on with the following appointments, scheduled as usual at the Public Library in Palazzo Mauri at 17.00
Friday 9 February
STRIDING, TROTTING, GALLOPING
featuring storyteller Mirko Revoyera
Fairy tales of all times are crowded with horses, camels, donkeys. We know these protagonists, their courage, foolishness and wiseness; we should not forget that we always learn, even from a donkey.
Saturday 24 February
AND THE STORY BEGAN
featuring Domenico Madera and Alessia Rosi of Teatroleonde
Everything starts when a fox decides to have a fat, succulent goose for lunch. But the goose is a smart one and gets away unscathed…
Saturday 10 March
YUM!! I’LL EAT YOU
featuring Domenico Madera and Alessia Rosi of Teatroleonde
A fat, gluttonous little shepherdess spreads fear amongst her sheep; terror increases as a wolf by the long, sharp teeth arrives; fortunately it’s not the usual, sheep-eating wolf, but…
Second cycle of conferences Recounting History, a project in collaboration with GraficArte Severini and Astra Onlus.
At each meeting, participants will receive didactic kits and an ebook will be created, featuring last year’s conferences’ contents.
On the occasion of the conference, admission to the Museum is free. All conferences are in Italian.
Future meetings:
Friday 9 March
THE EXCAVATIONS AT THE SPOLETO TEATRO NUOVO: THE LATE-ANCIENT BUILDING IN THE CITY’S URBAN FABRIC
Matelda Albanesi – Archaeologist
Moreno Orazi – Architect
Friday 23 March
CARSULAE: RESULTS OF THE LATEST EXCAVATION CAMPAIGNS
Luca Donnini, Massimiliano Gasperini – Associazione Astra
Friday 13 April
THE CHARIOT OF MONTELEONE DI SPOLETO
Francesco Roncalli – Università degli Studi Federico II di Napoli
Friday 16 May
THE ANCIENT CITY OF GUBBIO: NEW DATA FOR ITS KNOWLEDGE
Luana Cenciaioli – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Musei Archeologici Nazionali di Perugia e Orvieto
Friday 1 June
TOMBS FROM THE VALNERINA AT THE SPOLETO ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
Chiara Procacci – Archaeologist
Maria Angela Turchetti – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Museo Archeologico Nazionale e Teatro Romano di Spoleto
The project BORN TO READ, that includes meetings of animated reading dedicated to children, parents, grandparents and educators, goes on with the following appointments, scheduled as usual at the Public Library in Palazzo Mauri at 17.00
Friday 9 February
STRIDING, TROTTING, GALLOPING
featuring storyteller Mirko Revoyera
Fairy tales of all times are crowded with horses, camels, donkeys. We know these protagonists, their courage, foolishness and wiseness; we should not forget that we always learn, even from a donkey.
Saturday 24 February
AND THE STORY BEGAN
featuring Domenico Madera and Alessia Rosi of Teatroleonde
Everything starts when a fox decides to have a fat, succulent goose for lunch. But the goose is a smart one and gets away unscathed…
Saturday 10 March
YUM!! I’LL EAT YOU
featuring Domenico Madera and Alessia Rosi of Teatroleonde
A fat, gluttonous little shepherdess spreads fear amongst her sheep; terror increases as a wolf by the long, sharp teeth arrives; fortunately it’s not the usual, sheep-eating wolf, but…
Second cycle of conferences Recounting History, a project in collaboration with GraficArte Severini and Astra Onlus.
At each meeting, participants will receive didactic kits and an ebook will be created, featuring last year’s conferences’ contents.
On the occasion of the conference, admission to the Museum is free. All conferences are in Italian.
Future meetings:
Friday 23 March
CARSULAE: RESULTS OF THE LATEST EXCAVATION CAMPAIGNS
Luca Donnini, Massimiliano Gasperini – Associazione Astra
Friday 13 April
THE CHARIOT OF MONTELEONE DI SPOLETO
Francesco Roncalli – Università degli Studi Federico II di Napoli
Friday 16 May
THE ANCIENT CITY OF GUBBIO: NEW DATA FOR ITS KNOWLEDGE
Luana Cenciaioli – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Musei Archeologici Nazionali di Perugia e Orvieto
Friday 1 June
TOMBS FROM THE VALNERINA AT THE SPOLETO ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
Chiara Procacci – Archaeologist
Maria Angela Turchetti – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Museo Archeologico Nazionale e Teatro Romano di Spoleto
Urban Trekking and Thematic Guided Tours
APRIL 2018
The Spoletium urban trekking, scheduled for Sunday, April 29 at 11.30 has been replaced with the guided thematic visit Spoleto’s Roman House:
Sunday 29 April at 11.30 a.m.
Spoleto’s Roman House _ Guided visit to the Roman domus of Spoleto
Meeting point: Roman House – Ticket office – Via Visiale
A new visit has been scheduled for Monday, April 30, 2018:
Monday 30 April 2018 _ at 16.30
A Noble Walk _ Guided Visit to Palazzo Collicola Arti Visive’s Piano Nobile
Meeting point: Palazzo Collicola Arti Visive – Ticket office
Free of charge for Spoleto Card holders (for non Spoleto Card holders € 3.00 per person)
Information and reservation: Soc. Coop. Sistema Museo – Piazza Collicola – Tel. 0743 46434 – 0743 224952 – e-mail: info@spoletocard.it
Information: IAT di Spoleto – Tel. 0743 218620 info@iat.spoleto.pg.it
Further info on www.spoletocard.it
The LXVI Week of Study on the Early Middle Ages, organized by CISAM, will be held from 5 to 11 April 2018 at Albornoz Palace Hotel. This year’s theme will be Migration in the Early Middle Ages.
The lessons will focus in particular on three themes related to migration: Ethno-anthropological Aspects, Migratory Processes and Transplantations and Sedimentations as a Result of Migrations that characterized the period under study.
Spoleto’s Fondazione Centro Italiano Centro di Studi sull’Alto Medioevo is a noble cultural institution that prints books on the Middle Ages and it is considered a solid point of reference in worldwide medieval research providing, through the Week of Study, an opportunity for academics and enthusiasts to meet and debate at the highest level.
For information about the Week of Study and how to participate:
Fondazione CISAM
Palazzo Arroni, via dell’Arringo – Spoleto
Ph. 0743 225630 – Fax 0743 49902
cisam@cisam.org – www.cisam.org
Second cycle of conferences Recounting History, a project in collaboration with GraficArte Severini and Astra Onlus.
At each meeting, participants will receive didactic kits and an ebook will be created, featuring last year’s conferences’ contents.
On the occasion of the conference, admission to the Museum is free. All conferences are in Italian.
Future meetings:
Friday 13 April
THE CHARIOT OF MONTELEONE DI SPOLETO
Francesco Roncalli – Università degli Studi Federico II di Napoli
Friday 16 May
THE ANCIENT CITY OF GUBBIO: NEW DATA FOR ITS KNOWLEDGE
Luana Cenciaioli – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Musei Archeologici Nazionali di Perugia e Orvieto
Friday 1 June
TOMBS FROM THE VALNERINA AT THE SPOLETO ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
Chiara Procacci – Archaeologist
Maria Angela Turchetti – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Museo Archeologico Nazionale e Teatro Romano di Spoleto
The Academy of the Obtuses presents the 2018 cycle of Lectures:
Friday 13 April, h 18
For the staircase of piazza Pianciani
Giovanna Martellotti, CBS restauro Roma
Marco Menegotto, Università di Roma La Sapienza
Giuliano Macchia, architect
Friday 20 April, h 17
From Rossini to Rossini: around Moses – Moïse
Biancamaria Brumana, Università degli studi di Perugia
Friday 27 April, h 17
Benedetto Egio da Spoleto: a great hellenist at the court of cardinal Alessandro Farnese
Ginette Vagenheim, Università di Rouen
Friday 4 May, h 17
book presentation Diary of a judge. My 50 years in the judiciary
by Gabriella Luccioli.
Roberto Laudenzi, Magistrate, Court of Spoleto
Maria Rosaria Marella, Università degli studi di Perugia
Alfonso Marchese, journalist
Wednesday 9 May, h 17
The origin of Man. Researches on human evolution in Africa at the Università di Perugia.
Marco Cherin, Paleonthologist, Università degli studi di Perugia
Wednesday 23 May, h 17
The restoration of the Roman villa in Positano
Bruno Bruni, Coobec
Date tba
Presentation of the issue 54.10 of Spoletium (mag)
Among the activities planned for the recovery of the old footpath from Rome to Loreto, that dates to the Middle Ages, the Spoleto CAI section proposes a hike from Silvignano to Eggi along the Via della Spina and the Sentiero degli Ulivi (Olive Groves’ Trail).
In the afternoon it will be possible to visit the churches in Eggi with professor Romano Cardella.
Info:
Length 9 Km – rise 290 m – descent 560 m – time 4,30 h ca
Medium difficulty – max height above sea level 620 m – minimum height above sea level 320 m
Schedule:
– 8.15 Meeting at the Spoleto railway station (please be punctual)
– 8.30 shuttle bus leaves toward Silvignano
– 9.15 hike starts from Silvignano toward S.Maria di Reggiano – Bazzano Superiore – Bazzano Inferiore
– 13.45 ca. arrival at Eggi
Participants will have lunch at Eggi and will have a dedicated menu for € 15,00 (to be payed in advance at the Spoleto Tourist Office at the moment of registration – Ufficio Turistico di Spoleto – largo Ferrer, 6 – tel.0743-218620 – info@iat.spoleto.pg.it)
-17.00 shuttle bus returns to Spoleto
Bad weather won’t prevent the hike from taking place. Hiking shoes are compulsory, hiking clothing (anti-rain) is advised.
Info and reservation: Ufficio Informazioni e Accoglienza Turistica di Spoleto largo Ferrer, 6 – tel.0743-218620 – info@iat.spoleto.pg.it
The Academy of the Obtuses presents the 2018 cycle of Lectures:
Friday 13 April, h 18
For the staircase of piazza Pianciani
Giovanna Martellotti, CBS restauro Roma
Marco Menegotto, Università di Roma La Sapienza
Giuliano Macchia, architect
Friday 20 April, h 17
From Rossini to Rossini: around Moses – Moïse
Biancamaria Brumana, Università degli studi di Perugia
Friday 27 April, h 17
Benedetto Egio da Spoleto: a great hellenist at the court of cardinal Alessandro Farnese
Ginette Vagenheim, Università di Rouen
Friday 4 May, h 17
book presentation Diary of a judge. My 50 years in the judiciary
by Gabriella Luccioli.
Roberto Laudenzi, Magistrate, Court of Spoleto
Maria Rosaria Marella, Università degli studi di Perugia
Alfonso Marchese, journalist
Wednesday 9 May, h 17
The origin of Man. Researches on human evolution in Africa at the Università di Perugia.
Marco Cherin, Paleonthologist, Università degli studi di Perugia
Wednesday 23 May, h 17
The restoration of the Roman villa in Positano
Bruno Bruni, Coobec
Date tba
Presentation of the issue 54.10 of Spoletium (mag)
The Academy of the Obtuses presents the 2018 cycle of Lectures:
Friday 13 April, h 18
For the staircase of piazza Pianciani
Giovanna Martellotti, CBS restauro Roma
Marco Menegotto, Università di Roma La Sapienza
Giuliano Macchia, architect
Friday 20 April, h 17
From Rossini to Rossini: around Moses – Moïse
Biancamaria Brumana, Università degli studi di Perugia
Friday 27 April, h 17
Benedetto Egio da Spoleto: a great hellenist at the court of cardinal Alessandro Farnese
Ginette Vagenheim, Università di Rouen
Friday 4 May, h 17
book presentation Diary of a judge. My 50 years in the judiciary
by Gabriella Luccioli.
Roberto Laudenzi, Magistrate, Court of Spoleto
Maria Rosaria Marella, Università degli studi di Perugia
Alfonso Marchese, journalist
Wednesday 9 May, h 17
The origin of Man. Researches on human evolution in Africa at the Università di Perugia.
Marco Cherin, Paleonthologist, Università degli studi di Perugia
Wednesday 23 May, h 17
The restoration of the Roman villa in Positano
Bruno Bruni, Coobec
Date tba
Presentation of the issue 54.10 of Spoletium (mag)
The Academy of the Obtuses presents the 2018 cycle of Lectures:
Friday 13 April, h 18
For the staircase of piazza Pianciani
Giovanna Martellotti, CBS restauro Roma
Marco Menegotto, Università di Roma La Sapienza
Giuliano Macchia, architect
Friday 20 April, h 17
From Rossini to Rossini: around Moses – Moïse
Biancamaria Brumana, Università degli studi di Perugia
Friday 27 April, h 17
Benedetto Egio da Spoleto: a great hellenist at the court of cardinal Alessandro Farnese
Ginette Vagenheim, Università di Rouen
Friday 4 May, h 17
book presentation Diary of a judge. My 50 years in the judiciary
by Gabriella Luccioli.
Roberto Laudenzi, Magistrate, Court of Spoleto
Maria Rosaria Marella, Università degli studi di Perugia
Alfonso Marchese, journalist
Wednesday 9 May, h 17
The origin of Man. Researches on human evolution in Africa at the Università di Perugia.
Marco Cherin, Paleonthologist, Università degli studi di Perugia
Wednesday 23 May, h 17
The restoration of the Roman villa in Positano
Bruno Bruni, Coobec
Date tba
Presentation of the issue 54.10 of Spoletium (mag)
The Rocca Albornoz – National Museum of the Duchy of Spoleto will host a series of meetings from Friday 27 April through Tuesday 5 June, 2018.
Five lectures by Mariarosaria Salvatore, Fabio Isman, Amedeo Feniello, Chiara Frugoni and Maria Grazia Nico wil focus on history, art history, culture and the Spoletan territory.
The event is organised by Polo museale dell’Umbria, Sistema Museo, Associazione Rocca Albornoziana and ANISA (National association of art history teachers).
Schedule:
27 April at 17.00
Mariarosaria Salvatore
The Museum of the Duchy of Spoleto: hints
2 May at 17.00
Fabio Isman
Presentation of the book Lost art in Italy. Dispersed collections, fleeing masterpieces
17 May at 18.00
Amedeo Feniello
The Middle Ages in “World History of Italy”
25 May at 17.00
Chiara Frugoni
Presentation of the book Life in the Middle Ages. Women, men and, above all, children
5 June at 17.00
Maria Grazia Nico
Cardinal Albornoz and the system of Roccas
Free admission – lectures will be held in Italian
Second cycle of conferences Recounting History, a project in collaboration with GraficArte Severini and Astra Onlus.
At each meeting, participants will receive didactic kits and an ebook will be created, featuring last year’s conferences’ contents.
On the occasion of the conference, admission to the Museum is free. All conferences are in Italian.
Future meetings:
Friday 16 May
THE ANCIENT CITY OF GUBBIO: NEW DATA FOR ITS KNOWLEDGE
Luana Cenciaioli – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Musei Archeologici Nazionali di Perugia e Orvieto
Friday 1 June
TOMBS FROM THE VALNERINA AT THE SPOLETO ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
Chiara Procacci – Archaeologist
Maria Angela Turchetti – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Museo Archeologico Nazionale e Teatro Romano di Spoleto
The Academy of the Obtuses presents the 2018 cycle of Lectures:
Friday 13 April, h 18
For the staircase of piazza Pianciani
Giovanna Martellotti, CBS restauro Roma
Marco Menegotto, Università di Roma La Sapienza
Giuliano Macchia, architect
Friday 20 April, h 17
From Rossini to Rossini: around Moses – Moïse
Biancamaria Brumana, Università degli studi di Perugia
Friday 27 April, h 17
Benedetto Egio da Spoleto: a great hellenist at the court of cardinal Alessandro Farnese
Ginette Vagenheim, Università di Rouen
Friday 4 May, h 17
book presentation Diary of a judge. My 50 years in the judiciary
by Gabriella Luccioli.
Roberto Laudenzi, Magistrate, Court of Spoleto
Maria Rosaria Marella, Università degli studi di Perugia
Alfonso Marchese, journalist
Wednesday 9 May, h 17
The origin of Man. Researches on human evolution in Africa at the Università di Perugia.
Marco Cherin, Paleonthologist, Università degli studi di Perugia
Wednesday 23 May, h 17
The restoration of the Roman villa in Positano
Bruno Bruni, Coobec
Date tba
Presentation of the issue 54.10 of Spoletium (mag)
The Municipality of Spoleto, in collaboration with Consorzio Francesco’s Ways, join the event VIVI LA VIA, which will take place along the Via di Francesco / St. Francis Way on 25, 26 and 27 May.
The event aims at giving value to the culture of walking and pilgrimage, with due regard for those who choose to embark on the journey, in harmony with the environment and the territory, and thanks to the active involvement of associations and local communities who live along the way.
Sunday, May 27, in Spoleto, you can participate in 3 different types of routes, to be faced on foot (in collaboration with the CAI Spoleto), by mountain bike (in collaboration with MTB Club) and horseback (in collaboration with Natura a Cavallo, Horse Centre Somma and Spoleto Country Club).
The event will be a special opportunity to discover the St. Francis Way and the places linked to the Saint in the stretch of the route on Spoleto’s territory, but will also offer musical and gastronomic events.
Participation is free of charge upon reservation.
Walking Itinerary
We will follow with possible variations the CAI ring path n. 1 that, starting from the Basilica of San Pietro and passing by the Church of San Giuliano, reaches Monteluco along the west side of the mountain. Return to Spoleto along the so-called “corta” (shortcut).
Altitude difference: about 500 m.
Mountain bike Itinerary
We will start from the Basilica of San Pietro and, after the Church of San Giuliano, we will reach the path for the Sasso Forato and we will reach Monteluco after passing through the hamlet of Le Aie. Return to Spoleto through Hotel del Matto, Valcieca and Giro dei Condotti.
Altitude difference: about 600 m.
Itinerary on horseback
From the SS Flaminia, South of Spoleto, we will take the Strada dei Patricani, CAI path n. 6, pass through the hamlet of I Camini and then reach Monteluco. Return to Spoleto along the “corta” (shortcut).
Altitude difference: about 500 m.
PROGRAMME
8.30 Gathering of participants at Piazzale Roma (Spoleto SUD exit)
9.00 Departure for Monteluco
12.00 Arrival in Monteluco
Medieval music with the Aegletes
13.00 Snack* or Lunch**
Possibility of guided tours of the Convent of St Francis accompanied by the friars
16.00 Departure for Spoleto
Snack: cured meat and cheese or sandwiches by Piero Quaglietti ‘s Chioschetto (variable price)
Lunch: full meal by Ferretti and Paradiso restaurants (€ 15, limited places, upon reservation).
FREE EVENT
Booking required before 18.00 on Saturday 26 May
We recommend technical clothing and a minimum of athletic preparation.
For info and reservations:
Itineraries on foot and in mtb
IAT SPOLETO
Tel 0743 218620
info@iat.spoleto.pg.it
Itinerary on horseback
NATURA A CAVALLO
Sergio Parmegiani Palmieri
Tel 335 6041439
Second cycle of conferences Recounting History, a project in collaboration with GraficArte Severini and Astra Onlus.
At each meeting, participants will receive didactic kits and an ebook will be created, featuring last year’s conferences’ contents.
On the occasion of the conference, admission to the Museum is free. All conferences are in Italian.
Future meetings:
Friday 1 June
TOMBS FROM THE VALNERINA AT THE SPOLETO ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
Chiara Procacci – Archaeologist
Maria Angela Turchetti – Polo Museale dell’Umbria, Museo Archeologico Nazionale e Teatro Romano di Spoleto
Warning: The thematic guided tour A noble walk scheduled for Wednesday 15 August at 3.30 pm at Palazzo Collicola Arti Visive has been rescheduled to 11.30 am (Wednesday 15 August).
Meeting place of the participants with the guide: Palazzo Collicola Arti Visive – ticket office.
New cycle of conferences organized by director Paola Mercurelli Salari.
Schedule:
1 March 2019 at 17.00
Marina de Marchi
Blacksmiths and goldsmiths in Longobard society: compared productions
15 March 2019 at 17.00
Stefano Gasparri
The Longobard Duchy of Spoleto between Pavia, Rome and the Franks
29 March 2019 at 17.00
Augusto Ancillotti
Immigrants’ Words: the Longobards still speak
3 May 2019 at 17.00
Francesco Paolo di Teodoro
Leonardo between Architecture and Painting
18 May 2019 at 17.00
Presentation of a book by Alessandra Necci
Isabel and Lucretia, sisters-in-law. Women of Power at Court in Renaissance Italy
31 May 2019 at 17.00
Performing presentation of a book by Amedeo Feniello and Alessandro Vanoli
Story of the Mediterranean in 20 objects
New cycle of conferences organized by director Paola Mercurelli Salari.
Schedule:
1 March 2019 at 17.00
Marina de Marchi
Blacksmiths and goldsmiths in Longobard society: compared productions
15 March 2019 at 17.00
Stefano Gasparri
The Longobard Duchy of Spoleto between Pavia, Rome and the Franks
29 March 2019 at 17.00
Augusto Ancillotti
Immigrants’ Words: the Longobards still speak
3 May 2019 at 17.00
Francesco Paolo di Teodoro
Leonardo between Architecture and Painting
18 May 2019 at 17.00
Presentation of a book by Alessandra Necci
Isabel and Lucretia, sisters-in-law. Women of Power at Court in Renaissance Italy
31 May 2019 at 17.00
Performing presentation of a book by Amedeo Feniello and Alessandro Vanoli
Story of the Mediterranean in 20 objects
New cycle of conferences organized by director Paola Mercurelli Salari.
Schedule:
1 March 2019 at 17.00
Marina de Marchi
Blacksmiths and goldsmiths in Longobard society: compared productions
15 March 2019 at 17.00
Stefano Gasparri
The Longobard Duchy of Spoleto between Pavia, Rome and the Franks
29 March 2019 at 17.00
Augusto Ancillotti
Immigrants’ Words: the Longobards still speak
3 May 2019 at 17.00
Francesco Paolo di Teodoro
Leonardo between Architecture and Painting
18 May 2019 at 17.00
Presentation of a book by Alessandra Necci
Isabel and Lucretia, sisters-in-law. Women of Power at Court in Renaissance Italy
31 May 2019 at 17.00
Performing presentation of a book by Amedeo Feniello and Alessandro Vanoli
Story of the Mediterranean in 20 objects
Friday, March 29 at 21:00 | Cinéma Sala Pegasus
The director and journalist Stefano Liberti meets the audience of Spoleto for the presentation of the documentary SOYALISM.
The evening is a Visioni d’Autore special event, in collaboration with Coworking Spoleto
THE DOCUMENTARY
In an increasingly overpopulated world, in the grip of climate change, control of food production has become a huge business for a handful of a few giant companies. Following the pork production chain, from China to Brazil via the United States and Mozambique, the documentary describes the enormous movement of power concentration in the hands of these companies, which is taking hundreds of thousands of small producers out of business and permanently transforming entire landscapes. From intensive mega-breeding in China to the Amazon rainforest threatened by soybean crops developed to feed animals confined to sheds on the other side of the world, this process is undermining the social and environmental balances of the planet.
The film had its world premiere on November 18, 2018 at the International documentary film festival in Amsterdam.
STEFANO LIBERTI
Stefano Liberti is an Italian journalist and director. He directed the documentary “L’inferno dei bimbi stregoni” The hell of witch children, winner of L’Anello Debole award in 2010. He wrote “I signori del cibo. Viaggio nell’industria alimentare che sta distruggendo il pianeta” The Lords of food. A journey into the food industry that is destroying the planet (Minimum fax 2016).
Visioni d’Autore is organized by the City of Spoleto, MAIA Cultural Association and Cinéma Sala Pegasus.
New cycle of conferences organized by director Paola Mercurelli Salari.
Schedule:
1 March 2019 at 17.00
Marina de Marchi
Blacksmiths and goldsmiths in Longobard society: compared productions
15 March 2019 at 17.00
Stefano Gasparri
The Longobard Duchy of Spoleto between Pavia, Rome and the Franks
29 March 2019 at 17.00
Augusto Ancillotti
Immigrants’ Words: the Longobards still speak
3 May 2019 at 17.00
Francesco Paolo di Teodoro
Leonardo between Architecture and Painting
18 May 2019 at 17.00
Presentation of a book by Alessandra Necci
Isabel and Lucretia, sisters-in-law. Women of Power at Court in Renaissance Italy
31 May 2019 at 17.00
Performing presentation of a book by Amedeo Feniello and Alessandro Vanoli
Story of the Mediterranean in 20 objects
New cycle of conferences organized by director Paola Mercurelli Salari.
Schedule:
1 March 2019 at 17.00
Marina de Marchi
Blacksmiths and goldsmiths in Longobard society: compared productions
15 March 2019 at 17.00
Stefano Gasparri
The Longobard Duchy of Spoleto between Pavia, Rome and the Franks
29 March 2019 at 17.00
Augusto Ancillotti
Immigrants’ Words: the Longobards still speak
3 May 2019 at 17.00
Francesco Paolo di Teodoro
Leonardo between Architecture and Painting
18 May 2019 at 17.00
Presentation of a book by Alessandra Necci
Isabel and Lucretia, sisters-in-law. Women of Power at Court in Renaissance Italy
31 May 2019 at 17.00
Performing presentation of a book by Amedeo Feniello and Alessandro Vanoli
Story of the Mediterranean in 20 objects
New cycle of conferences organized by director Paola Mercurelli Salari.
Schedule:
1 March 2019 at 17.00
Marina de Marchi
Blacksmiths and goldsmiths in Longobard society: compared productions
15 March 2019 at 17.00
Stefano Gasparri
The Longobard Duchy of Spoleto between Pavia, Rome and the Franks
29 March 2019 at 17.00
Augusto Ancillotti
Immigrants’ Words: the Longobards still speak
3 May 2019 at 17.00
Francesco Paolo di Teodoro
Leonardo between Architecture and Painting
18 May 2019 at 17.00
Presentation of a book by Alessandra Necci
Isabel and Lucretia, sisters-in-law. Women of Power at Court in Renaissance Italy
31 May 2019 at 17.00
Performing presentation of a book by Amedeo Feniello and Alessandro Vanoli
Story of the Mediterranean in 20 objects
The 69th Study Week on the Early Middle Ages, organized by CISAM, will be held from 21 to 27 April 2022 at Albornoz Palace Hotel. This year’s theme will be The Franks.
Spoleto’s Fondazione Centro Italiano Centro di Studi sull’Alto Medioevo is a noble cultural institution that prints books on the Middle Ages and it is considered a solid point of reference in worldwide medieval research providing, through the Study Week, an opportunity for academics and enthusiasts to meet and debate at the highest level.
For information about the Study Week and how to participate:
Fondazione CISAM
Palazzo Arroni, via dell’Arringo – Spoleto
Ph. 0743 225630 – Fax 0743 49902
cisam@cisam.org – www.cisam.org
The 69th Study Week on the Early Middle Ages, organized by CISAM, will be held from 21 to 27 April 2022 at Albornoz Palace Hotel. This year’s theme will be The Franks.
Spoleto’s Fondazione Centro Italiano Centro di Studi sull’Alto Medioevo is a noble cultural institution that prints books on the Middle Ages and it is considered a solid point of reference in worldwide medieval research providing, through the Study Week, an opportunity for academics and enthusiasts to meet and debate at the highest level.
For information about the Study Week and how to participate:
Fondazione CISAM
Palazzo Arroni, via dell’Arringo – Spoleto
Ph. 0743 225630 – Fax 0743 49902
cisam@cisam.org – www.cisam.org
The 69th Study Week on the Early Middle Ages, organized by CISAM, will be held from 21 to 27 April 2022 at Albornoz Palace Hotel. This year’s theme will be The Franks.
Spoleto’s Fondazione Centro Italiano Centro di Studi sull’Alto Medioevo is a noble cultural institution that prints books on the Middle Ages and it is considered a solid point of reference in worldwide medieval research providing, through the Study Week, an opportunity for academics and enthusiasts to meet and debate at the highest level.
For information about the Study Week and how to participate:
Fondazione CISAM
Palazzo Arroni, via dell’Arringo – Spoleto
Ph. 0743 225630 – Fax 0743 49902
cisam@cisam.org – www.cisam.org
The 69th Study Week on the Early Middle Ages, organized by CISAM, will be held from 21 to 27 April 2022 at Albornoz Palace Hotel. This year’s theme will be The Franks.
Spoleto’s Fondazione Centro Italiano Centro di Studi sull’Alto Medioevo is a noble cultural institution that prints books on the Middle Ages and it is considered a solid point of reference in worldwide medieval research providing, through the Study Week, an opportunity for academics and enthusiasts to meet and debate at the highest level.
For information about the Study Week and how to participate:
Fondazione CISAM
Palazzo Arroni, via dell’Arringo – Spoleto
Ph. 0743 225630 – Fax 0743 49902
cisam@cisam.org – www.cisam.org
The 69th Study Week on the Early Middle Ages, organized by CISAM, will be held from 21 to 27 April 2022 at Albornoz Palace Hotel. This year’s theme will be The Franks.
Spoleto’s Fondazione Centro Italiano Centro di Studi sull’Alto Medioevo is a noble cultural institution that prints books on the Middle Ages and it is considered a solid point of reference in worldwide medieval research providing, through the Study Week, an opportunity for academics and enthusiasts to meet and debate at the highest level.
For information about the Study Week and how to participate:
Fondazione CISAM
Palazzo Arroni, via dell’Arringo – Spoleto
Ph. 0743 225630 – Fax 0743 49902
cisam@cisam.org – www.cisam.org
The 69th Study Week on the Early Middle Ages, organized by CISAM, will be held from 21 to 27 April 2022 at Albornoz Palace Hotel. This year’s theme will be The Franks.
Spoleto’s Fondazione Centro Italiano Centro di Studi sull’Alto Medioevo is a noble cultural institution that prints books on the Middle Ages and it is considered a solid point of reference in worldwide medieval research providing, through the Study Week, an opportunity for academics and enthusiasts to meet and debate at the highest level.
For information about the Study Week and how to participate:
Fondazione CISAM
Palazzo Arroni, via dell’Arringo – Spoleto
Ph. 0743 225630 – Fax 0743 49902
cisam@cisam.org – www.cisam.org
The 69th Study Week on the Early Middle Ages, organized by CISAM, will be held from 21 to 27 April 2022 at Albornoz Palace Hotel. This year’s theme will be The Franks.
Spoleto’s Fondazione Centro Italiano Centro di Studi sull’Alto Medioevo is a noble cultural institution that prints books on the Middle Ages and it is considered a solid point of reference in worldwide medieval research providing, through the Study Week, an opportunity for academics and enthusiasts to meet and debate at the highest level.
For information about the Study Week and how to participate:
Fondazione CISAM
Palazzo Arroni, via dell’Arringo – Spoleto
Ph. 0743 225630 – Fax 0743 49902
cisam@cisam.org – www.cisam.org
The 70th Study Week on the Early Middle Ages, organized by CISAM, will be held from 13 to 19 April 2023 at Teatro Caio Melisso. This year’s theme will be Time in the early Middle Ages.
Everyday time and food time, legal and liturgical time, time in grammatical studies and in musical theories and practices: on this and much more the LXX CISAM Week proposes 36 international scholars to present and discuss lectures in their areas of expertise, involving the widest possible range of early medieval evidence, disciplines and civilizations, thus bringing us closer to the deepest possible understanding of early medieval time.
Spoleto’s Fondazione Centro Italiano Centro di Studi sull’Alto Medioevo is a noble cultural institution that prints books on the Middle Ages and it is considered a solid point of reference in worldwide medieval research providing, through the Study Week, an opportunity for academics and enthusiasts to meet and debate at the highest level.
For information about the Study Week and how to participate:
Fondazione CISAM
Palazzo Arroni, via dell’Arringo – Spoleto
Ph. 0743 225630 – Fax 0743 49902
cisam@cisam.org – www.cisam.org
The 70th Study Week on the Early Middle Ages, organized by CISAM, will be held from 13 to 19 April 2023 at Teatro Caio Melisso. This year’s theme will be Time in the early Middle Ages.
Everyday time and food time, legal and liturgical time, time in grammatical studies and in musical theories and practices: on this and much more the LXX CISAM Week proposes 36 international scholars to present and discuss lectures in their areas of expertise, involving the widest possible range of early medieval evidence, disciplines and civilizations, thus bringing us closer to the deepest possible understanding of early medieval time.
Spoleto’s Fondazione Centro Italiano Centro di Studi sull’Alto Medioevo is a noble cultural institution that prints books on the Middle Ages and it is considered a solid point of reference in worldwide medieval research providing, through the Study Week, an opportunity for academics and enthusiasts to meet and debate at the highest level.
For information about the Study Week and how to participate:
Fondazione CISAM
Palazzo Arroni, via dell’Arringo – Spoleto
Ph. 0743 225630 – Fax 0743 49902
cisam@cisam.org – www.cisam.org
The 70th Study Week on the Early Middle Ages, organized by CISAM, will be held from 13 to 19 April 2023 at Teatro Caio Melisso. This year’s theme will be Time in the early Middle Ages.
Everyday time and food time, legal and liturgical time, time in grammatical studies and in musical theories and practices: on this and much more the LXX CISAM Week proposes 36 international scholars to present and discuss lectures in their areas of expertise, involving the widest possible range of early medieval evidence, disciplines and civilizations, thus bringing us closer to the deepest possible understanding of early medieval time.
Spoleto’s Fondazione Centro Italiano Centro di Studi sull’Alto Medioevo is a noble cultural institution that prints books on the Middle Ages and it is considered a solid point of reference in worldwide medieval research providing, through the Study Week, an opportunity for academics and enthusiasts to meet and debate at the highest level.
For information about the Study Week and how to participate:
Fondazione CISAM
Palazzo Arroni, via dell’Arringo – Spoleto
Ph. 0743 225630 – Fax 0743 49902
cisam@cisam.org – www.cisam.org
The 70th Study Week on the Early Middle Ages, organized by CISAM, will be held from 13 to 19 April 2023 at Teatro Caio Melisso. This year’s theme will be Time in the early Middle Ages.
Everyday time and food time, legal and liturgical time, time in grammatical studies and in musical theories and practices: on this and much more the LXX CISAM Week proposes 36 international scholars to present and discuss lectures in their areas of expertise, involving the widest possible range of early medieval evidence, disciplines and civilizations, thus bringing us closer to the deepest possible understanding of early medieval time.
Spoleto’s Fondazione Centro Italiano Centro di Studi sull’Alto Medioevo is a noble cultural institution that prints books on the Middle Ages and it is considered a solid point of reference in worldwide medieval research providing, through the Study Week, an opportunity for academics and enthusiasts to meet and debate at the highest level.
For information about the Study Week and how to participate:
Fondazione CISAM
Palazzo Arroni, via dell’Arringo – Spoleto
Ph. 0743 225630 – Fax 0743 49902
cisam@cisam.org – www.cisam.org
The 70th Study Week on the Early Middle Ages, organized by CISAM, will be held from 13 to 19 April 2023 at Teatro Caio Melisso. This year’s theme will be Time in the early Middle Ages.
Everyday time and food time, legal and liturgical time, time in grammatical studies and in musical theories and practices: on this and much more the LXX CISAM Week proposes 36 international scholars to present and discuss lectures in their areas of expertise, involving the widest possible range of early medieval evidence, disciplines and civilizations, thus bringing us closer to the deepest possible understanding of early medieval time.
Spoleto’s Fondazione Centro Italiano Centro di Studi sull’Alto Medioevo is a noble cultural institution that prints books on the Middle Ages and it is considered a solid point of reference in worldwide medieval research providing, through the Study Week, an opportunity for academics and enthusiasts to meet and debate at the highest level.
For information about the Study Week and how to participate:
Fondazione CISAM
Palazzo Arroni, via dell’Arringo – Spoleto
Ph. 0743 225630 – Fax 0743 49902
cisam@cisam.org – www.cisam.org
The 70th Study Week on the Early Middle Ages, organized by CISAM, will be held from 13 to 19 April 2023 at Teatro Caio Melisso. This year’s theme will be Time in the early Middle Ages.
Everyday time and food time, legal and liturgical time, time in grammatical studies and in musical theories and practices: on this and much more the LXX CISAM Week proposes 36 international scholars to present and discuss lectures in their areas of expertise, involving the widest possible range of early medieval evidence, disciplines and civilizations, thus bringing us closer to the deepest possible understanding of early medieval time.
Spoleto’s Fondazione Centro Italiano Centro di Studi sull’Alto Medioevo is a noble cultural institution that prints books on the Middle Ages and it is considered a solid point of reference in worldwide medieval research providing, through the Study Week, an opportunity for academics and enthusiasts to meet and debate at the highest level.
For information about the Study Week and how to participate:
Fondazione CISAM
Palazzo Arroni, via dell’Arringo – Spoleto
Ph. 0743 225630 – Fax 0743 49902
cisam@cisam.org – www.cisam.org
The 70th Study Week on the Early Middle Ages, organized by CISAM, will be held from 13 to 19 April 2023 at Teatro Caio Melisso. This year’s theme will be Time in the early Middle Ages.
Everyday time and food time, legal and liturgical time, time in grammatical studies and in musical theories and practices: on this and much more the LXX CISAM Week proposes 36 international scholars to present and discuss lectures in their areas of expertise, involving the widest possible range of early medieval evidence, disciplines and civilizations, thus bringing us closer to the deepest possible understanding of early medieval time.
Spoleto’s Fondazione Centro Italiano Centro di Studi sull’Alto Medioevo is a noble cultural institution that prints books on the Middle Ages and it is considered a solid point of reference in worldwide medieval research providing, through the Study Week, an opportunity for academics and enthusiasts to meet and debate at the highest level.
For information about the Study Week and how to participate:
Fondazione CISAM
Palazzo Arroni, via dell’Arringo – Spoleto
Ph. 0743 225630 – Fax 0743 49902
cisam@cisam.org – www.cisam.org