The Department of History and Archeology of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, participates also in the event, as the Greek partner of the DELTA project.

A necessary condition for attending the event is your registration in the Pre-registration Form (only in Greek)!

Participation in the event is open to all students, graduates as well as the scientific and teaching staff of the Departments of Archeology, Culture and Tourism in Greece.

Download the poster and the programme of the event

• Language of the event is Greek.
• Link e-form (in Greek)

L’obiettivo del workshop è presentare agli studenti di Archeologia e al pubblico in generale i risultati preliminari del progetto, discutere con alcuni specialisti del settore, con studenti, archeologi e con tutti i partecipanti l’uso delle tecnologie digitali per i diversi ambiti di applicazione in archeologia.

Il workshop è aperto a tutti, ma vi invitiamo a registrarvi per partecipare tramite questo link.

Dopo la registrazione, riceverete una risposta automatica con le istruzioni su come unirvi a noi e un programma del workshop.

The DELTA project and specifically the Report analysis is promoted through the ALL DIGITAL (AD) Newsletter of November 2020 in DAISSy Research Group of the Hellenic Open University projects’ updates, since DAISSy is member of AD.

Its goal is to introduce the general audience with the preliminary results of the project, discuss with leading specialists and students the use of digital technologies during classes. The online workshop is open to anyone, but, please, register beforehand through this link. After registration, you will receive an automatic response with instructions on how to join us, and a program of the workshop.

• E-form for registration : here (in Czech)
• Programme: here (in Czech)

The meeting started with an overview of the project and the work that has started, is in progress or is expected to start in the near future, by the DAISSy Research Group, Hellenic Open University.

The team of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (EKPA) presented the most important points of the original research that took place online by the project consortium in March 2020 in the form of a questionnaire distributed to archaeology students, University professors, researchers and professionals of the field of Culture and Archaeology, in Greece, Italy and the Czech Republic. The results of the research are available on the DELTA project website.

The actions that will take place in Intellectual Output I (IO1) were then analyzed, such as the validation of the methodology for the design and development of the DELTA educational program, which will combine mixed learning (online and face to face learning in class) with the joint excavation in Marathon, Attica. Also, Masaryk University presented the draft for the DELTA Teaching Handbook while the University of Basilicata (UNIBAS) the selection criteria of the trainees who will participate in the pilot test of the DELTA educational program. The partners presented, discussed in detail and finalized the design of the four basic learning modules that will be developed in the DELTA training course. These are:

1. Digital Tools for Archaeological Practice/Excavation
2. Documentation in situ and after excavation
3. Digital Preservation of cultural heritage monuments and artifacts (3d representation and reconstruction)
4. Open-Air Museums and Experimental Archaeology.

The first day of the meeting ended with the presentation of the managerial and financial issues by the DAISSy group of HOU in order to better monitor the implementation of the project.

The second day of the web meeting included equally important presentations by the Coordinator, regarding the design and development of the DELTA platform for the provision of the training program under Intellectual Output II (IO2) as well as the communication policy for the more effective dissemination of the project results and deliverables.

The 3nd meeting closed with the presentation of the time -plan, which included deadlines per activity for the smoother implementation of the project.

Masaryk University will present online the DELTA project in the Czech community of Archaeology. The event is open to all. Language of the event is Czech.

• Online event
• Conference programme

1. to record the existing situation mainly in the three participating countries concerning:
   (a) higher education courses on excavation methods and techniques
   (b) the use of digital applications in archaeological excavations
   (c) the use of digital educational tools in courses about excavation practice
2. to explore, assess and understand the expectations and desires of students and professionals of archaeology concerning the use of digital tools and applications in Archaeological excavations and Courses on excavation practices, methods and techniques.

The first Intellectual Output “Digital Excavation blended Course” concerns the design of the DELTA course after taking into consideration (a) the skills needed for new archaeologists and (b) the syllabus of training courses already available at Archaeological departments.

In this report (short, long) you will find out the current trends as well as needs of archaeologists in Greece, Italy and Czech Republic!

The DELTA project aims to distribute its outputs to multiple end-users, thus it will produce a variety of dissemination materials. In this section you will find the first DELTA file for dissemination purposes. The postcard is available for download in English, Greek, Italian and Czech.

The content will be updated regularly, to provide you with the latest project developments.

DELTA project is funded in the context of Erasmus+/KA2 EU programme (Strategic Partnerships for Higher Education), has a duration of 30 months, starting in October 2019 and finishing in March of 2022.