The Summer School in archaeological conservation is a joint intensive program by Masaryk University (PANE, Center of Prehistoric Archaeology of the Near East) and CAMNES (Center for Ancient Mediterranean and Near Easter Studies). The School takes place during the month of July in Florence, Italy, and aims at introducing students to the restoration and conservation practices applied to archaeology. The program combines fundamental conservation techniques with hands-on lab work on different types of ancient artifacts (ceramic, metal & glass) mainly unearthed at the CAMNES excavation of the Etruscan Necropolis of Pratino in Tuscania (Upper Latium).
PERIOD: June 30th - August 1st 2020
APPLICATION DEADLINE: April 15th 2020
APPLY HERE: Masaryk University Application webpage
The MUNI-CAMNES Summer School’s program is held in English language and it is mainly aimed at students in their Bachelor or Master degree years. The program offers well-balanced practical and theoretical content and meets high standards in the facilities, experts and locations involved. Students learn what happens to the finds once they leave their recovery contexts and arrive in the laboratory: here, in the fully equipped CAMNES archaeology laboratory, students experience full hands-on activities. Students in fact are involved in the professional process chain of cleaning, consolidation, restoration, conservation, repointing, documentation, study, and storage of the archaeological finds. The course also includes visits to museums and study trips to relevant archaeological sites in Florence. The course takes place from Monday to Friday included.
Tuition fee:
3815€
Credits & contact hours:
The program is fully accredited by Masaryk University (9 ECTS credits, upon request) for a total number of 140 contact hours.
Program schedule:
Check-in: Tuesday June 30th
Orientation + Class beginning: Wednesday July 1st
Class ending: Friday July 31st
Check-out: Saturday August 1st
Students whose first language is not English must provide proof of English
proficiency. Non-native English speakers are required to demonstrate that they have reached a high-intermediate level (B2, according to CEFR) in the English language skills, with certification or other evidence equivalent to the following minimum overall TOEFL iBT score of 87 or higher / IELTS score 5.5. or higher.
Acceptance of late applicants is subject to available space in the program. If you do not meet one of these criteria or should you be interested in EU credits, please contact the Masaryk University International Enrollment Office: ragulova@phil.muni.cz for additional information and instructions. 
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