Please find below, details of a conference on the archaeology of the
Spanish Civil War to be held in Nottingham on 14-16 September.
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INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE - UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM
14-16 SEPTEMBER 2017
THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR: Searching for Federico
Garcia Lorca and Shaping the Memory Debate in Spain
This conference brings together academics who work in the areas of
political violence and historical memory, archaeologists who work on
Civil War sites, including the team that carried out the recent
search for the mass grave containing the body of Federico García
Lorca and three further victims. There will also be archaeologists
presenting community based warscape projects in Galicia, Catalonia
and the Levante. Spanish journalists who report on matters relating
to historical memory, and representatives of four of Spain’s
national political parties will also be taking part.
The Plenary session talk will be presented by Paul Preston on
Thursday 14 September
All are welcome!
The conference will start at 9:30 on Thursday 14 September (Room C7
Trent Building).
There will be presentations in both Spanish and English.
If you have any queries, please write to Steve Roberts
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