IFRAO 2018’S TRIPS

IFRAO 2018’S TRIPS

In the end of the IFRAO 2018 Congress, the Centro Camuno di Studi Preistorici (Camunian Centre for Prehistoric Studies) and the Coop. Archeologica “Le Orme dell’Uomo” (Archaeological Cooperative “The Footsteps of Man”), in collaboration with Cristallo Tour Travel Agency, are pleased to invite you to lengthen your stay in Valcamonica and in the bordering regions.

The people, which are interested in this trip, are asked to complete the registration form. The payment request will be forwarded only upon reaching the minimum number of 30 participants. The costs indicated may be subject to slight variations that will be promptly reported to members.

If the minimum number of 30 participants will be unreached, the trip will be canceled.

Registration deadline: June, 7th, 2018.

Click here to register: https://form.jotformeu.com/80162499732361

Policy in the case of recession:

  • the recession before June 7th, 2018 will not result in any debit;
  • from June 7th to June 30th, 2018: there will be a penalty of 30% calculated on the amount of the trip;
  • from July 1s to August 1st, 2018 the penalty will increase up to 50%, calculated on the amount of the trip;
  • after August 1st, 2018: it will no longer be possible to withdraw and the full amount of the trip must be paid.

Technical notes:

The guided tours will be held in English.

Please, check that your documents are valid for the entrance into Switzerland and France

 

Capo di Ponte

Monday, 3 September 2018

9:00     Leave Darfo Boario Terme (entire visit is by bus)

9:30     Arrive in Capo di Ponte
Chiesa delle Sante Faustina e Liberata
Pieve di San Siro and Monastero di San Salvatore—pearls of Romanesque art

12:00    Centro Camuno di Studi Preistorici (ccsp.it)
Scientific archives and library of CCSP.

13:00    Lunch

14:30    Massi di Cemmo (www.parcoarcheologico.massidicemmo.beniculturali.it)

15:30    Rock art of Seradina and Bedolina map (parcoseradinabedolina.it/indexe.html)

18:30    Return to Darfo Boario Terme

 

Brescia

Monday, 3 September 2018

9:00     Leave Darfo Boario Terme (entire trip is by bus)

10:00    Museo di Santa Giulia (www.bresciamusei.com/santagiulia.asp)
Capitolium, Foro and Teatro Romano
Archaeological remains in the historic centre of Brescia have a connection with monumental buildings of the Capitoline area of this ancient city that was later occupied by Longobards. Brescia is a UNESCO World Heritage: “Longobards in Italy. Places of the Power” (whc.unesco.org/en/list/1318, longobardinitalia.it).

13:30    Lunch

15:00    Chiesa di San Francesco d’Assisi
Collegiata dei Santi Nazaro e Celso
Piazza della Loggia
Duomo nuovo (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Cathedral,_Brescia)
Duomo vecchio (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Old_Cathedral,_Brescia)
Pleasant walk among churches and squares of Brescia that retain mediaeval traits and traces Venetian dominance.

18:30    Return to Darfo Boario Terme

 

 

Tour 1. Valtellina and Canton Grigioni (Switzerland)

Monday, 3 September 2018

Choice of visit to Capo di Ponte or trip to Brescia

Tuesday, 4 September 2018

8:30     Leave Darfo Boario Terme (entire tour is by bus)

10:00    Palazzo Besta (a beautiful 16th century residence that houses Copper Age statue stele in the Antiquarium Tellinum)

12:00    Lunch

14:00    Short bus trip to Grosio

14:35    Parco delle Incisioni Rupestri di Grosio (parcoincisionigrosio.org)
The visit to “Dosso dei Castelli” starts with the renown prehistoric rock engravings of “Rupe Magna”, followed by the Chiesa di San Faustino (X‑XI century) and ends at the XIV century Castello Visconteo.

16:00    Bus trip to Zillis

18:40    Arrive in Zillis
Hotel
Self-guided visit of the town

 

Wednesday, 5 September 2018

9:00     Chiesa di San Martino in Zillis
This church’s renown painted ceiling has 153 perfectly preserved wood panels

10:00    Rock art site of Carschenna (easy walking route)

12:00    Packed lunch at a panoramic spot

13:30    Return (by foot) and leave for Coira

14:30    Museo retico (www.raetischesmuseum.gr.ch)
A museum about the history of the Grigioni .

16:00    Return to Valcamonica (estimated arrival time is 20:00)

 

 

Tour 2. Trentino and Alto Adige

Tuesday, 4 September 2018

7:30     Leave Darfo Boario Terme (entire tour is by bus)

9:30     Castello Scaligero di Torri del Benaco
One of the castle’s rooms is about the rock art of Lake Garda.

10:30    Short bus trip to reach the municipality of Brenzone

10:50    Castelletto stone in the municipal building of Brenzone

11:00    Short bus trip to Ledro

12:10    Museo delle Palafitte del Lago di Ledro (www.palafitteledro.it)

13:20    Lunch in Ledro

14:30    Short bus trip to reach Riva del Garda

15:00    Museo Alto Garda (www.museoaltogarda.it/en/)
Statue stele, displays on Polada culture and Busa Brodeghera.

16:30    Short bus trip to Bolzano

17:40    Arrive in Bolzano
Hotel
Self-guided visit of the city

 

Wednesday, 5 September 2018

10:00    Museo Archeologico dell’Alto Adige (www.iceman.it/en/)
This museum is about Ötzi the Iceman, a 5300-year-old glacier mummy from the Copper Age that was naturally preserved by ice.

12:00    Messner Mountain Museum (www.messner-mountain-museum.it/en/)
Designed by the famous climber Reinhold Messner, the museum addresses the subject of man’s encounter with mountains.

13:30    Lunch

15:00    Bus trip to Rovereto

16:00    MART (www.mart.trento.it)
The Contemporary and Modern Art Museum of Trento and Rovereto (MART)
is one of the most important of its kind in Europe.

16:00    Return to Valcamonica (estimated arrival time is 20:30)

Note: the bus will stop in Brescia at approximately 19:40; trains to Verona (Catullo airport) leave Brescia every 2 hours.

 

Tour 3. Piedmont, Valle d’Aosta and Vallais (Switzerland)

Monday, 3 September 2018

6:00     Leave Darfo Boario Terme (entire tour is by bus)

10:00    Museo Egizio di Torino (www.museoegizio.it/en/)
This recently redesigned museum has one of the world’s largest collections on ancient Egypt. The Egyptologist, Jean-François Champollion, once wrote, “The road to Memphis and Thebes passes  through Turin”.

13:30    Lunch

15:00    Bus trip to Aosta

16:30    Roman and mediaeval city of Aosta
A visit on foot to see the arco d’Augustus, ecclesiastical area of Sant’Orso, early Christian basilica of San Lorenzo, Porta Praetoria and Teatro Romano.

19:00    Hotel

 

Tuesday, 4 September 2018

9:00     Area megalitica di Saint-Martin de Corléans
An archaeological museum and park contains one of the greatest collections of megalithic monuments in Italy.

11:00    Bus trip to Sion, through the Gran San Bernardo pass

11:45    Museo del passo

12:45    Lunch

14:00    Bus trip to Sion

15:00    Musée d’Histoire du Valais
Megalithic area of Sion
Chemin des collines

17:30    Return to Aosta (estimated arrival time is 19:10)

 

Wednesday, 5 September 2018

9:00     Bus trip to Forte di Bard

9:40     Musei del Forte (www.fortedibard.it/en/)

12:00    Return to Valcamonica (a short stop for lunch at an Autogrill is planned)

Note: The bus will stop in Novara for transfers to Milan (Malpensa airport) and Bergamo (Orio al Serio airport).

 

 

Tour 4. Mont Bégo

Monday, 3 September 2018

7:30     Leave Darfo Boario Terme (entire tour is by bus)

13:00    Arrive in Tende, France

13:30    Lunch

15:00    Musée des Merveilles (www.museedesmerveilles.com)

18:30    Hotel

 

Tuesday, 4 September 2018

9:00     Vallée des Merveilles (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vallée_des_merveilles)
The area of rock engravings will be reached by off-road vehicles. Museum staff will guide the visit.

19.00    Return to hotel

 

Wednesday, 5 September 2018

9:00     Return to Valcamonica (estimated arrival time is 20:30)

 

Note: The bus will stop in Novara for transfers to Milan (Malpensa airport) and Bergamo (Orio al Serio airport).

Neanderthal, primi artisti d’Europa? – incontro con Marcos García Diez

Nell’ambito degli eventi di avvicinamento al 20th INTERNATIONAL ROCK ART CONGRESS – IFRAO che si terrà dal 29 Agosto al 2 Settembre 2018 a Darfo Boario Terme in Valcamonica, l’Associazione Lombarda Archeologica, il Centro Camuno di Studi Preistorici e la Cooperativa Archeologica Le Orme dell’Uomo organizzano

Martedì 29 maggio 2018, ore 18:00
A.L.A. – Circolo Filologico Milanese, via Clerici, 10 – MILANO

Neanderthal, primi artisti d’Europa?

incontro con Marcos García Diez archeologo e specialista di arte paleolitica presso la Universidad Isabel I (Burgos, Spagna), autore dell’articolo sulle più antiche manifestazioni di arte parietale nella penisola iberica recentemente pubblicato sulla prestigiosa rivista Science

introducono Gabriella Brusa Zappellini – Associazione Lombarda Archeologica, già docente universitaria di Estetica e Storia dell’arte e Angelo Eugenio Fossati – Cooperativa Archeologica le Orme dell’Uomo, Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore di Milano
Traduzione e presentazione Dario Sigari – Università degli Studi di Ferrara, Universitat
Rovira I Virgili (Tarragona, Spagna)

Se fino ad oggi l’arte rupestre paleolitica in Europa era associata alla presenza di Homo sapiens, la recente ricerca di Marcos García Diez, pubblicata su Science, apre nuovi scenari nella ricerca paleoantropologica.
Le datazioni ottenute attraverso il metodo Uranio-Torio (U/Th) di alcune incrostazioni calcitiche coprenti delle pitture rosse nelle grotte di La Pasiega (Puente Viesgo), Maltravieso (Caceres) e Ardales o de Trinidad Grund (Ardales), stabiliscono un terminus ante quem di almeno 25.000 anni più antico.
Chi dipinse quindi queste grotte? Accettando lo schema ad oggi utilizzato nella Paleoantropologia dovremmo dire Homo neandertalensis.
La scoperta si inserisce in un quadro decisamente ampio di revisione circa le capacità cognitive e simboliche dei Neanderthal come vari lavori recenti hanno dimostrato e stanno dimostrando: l’uso di piume per scopi decorativi nella grotta di Fumane o di conchiglie marine e pigmenti minerali nella cueva de los Aviones; ma anche di retrodatazione del cosiddetto movimento “out of Africa” dei primi Sapiens, come le datazioni effettuate nel sito israeliano di Misliya testimoniano, in un periodo compreso tra 177.000 and 194.000 anni fa. Il dibattito è dunque aperto.

Partecipazione libera e gratuita, è gradita la prenotazione email: info@ccsp.it; associazioneala70@gmail.com