Other web sites

This web site is devoted to the dissemination of the book "Arqueológicas: La Razón Perdida", by Felipe Criado-Boado, director of Incipit. It contains a link to the free iPhone and iPad application, which allows you to explore the book contents.

Cabila is a game oriented towards the generation of knowledge about social practices and in a collaborative manner. This is accomplished by carrying out a project that involves people from the community being studied or acted upon.

This web site is devoted to the dissemination of CHARM (Cultural Heritage Abstract Reference Model), a reference conceptual model of cultural heritage. It contains a complete reference including diagrams and specifications, training materials plus information on news and publications about CHARM.

This web site is devoted to the dissemination of ConML, a conceptual modelling language especially designed for the humanities and social sciences. It contains training materials, information about events and the latest ConML technical specification.

Sitio web del proyecto Sputnik Labrego, en el que se analizan las transformaciones del campesinado gallego en momentos históricos de profundos cambios estructurales desde una perspectiva antropológica y arqueológica.

Website of the postgraduate course on 3D Documentation and Representation for Archaeology and Cultural Heritage. This annual course started in 2014, with more than 300 students trained in 6 editions (thus far, 2020). The website includes all the relevant information about either the ongoing or incoming edition.

La Construcción de una Frontera tiene dos objetivos, por un lado, divulgar entre el gran público el proyecto Paisajes Fortificados de Época Moderna, por otro, convertirse en el gestor documental y la plataforma geográfica de la tesis de Rebeca Blanco Rotea: "Arquitectura y Paisaje. Fortificaciones de frontera en el sur de Galicia y norte de Portugal".

Website of the postgraduate course on the application of Geospatial Technologies (TIG) for Archaeology. This annual course, co-organized by the Incipit and the Merida Institute of Archaeology, has become a true landmark in the Spanish-speaking realm, with more than 350 students trained in 16 editions (thus far, 2020). The website includes all the relevant information about either the ongoing or incoming edition.

E-pub version of the contents of an exhibition on Remote Sensing methods for Archaeology. The exhibition was part of the EC-funded Archaeolandscapes Europe project (2010-2015), a project where Incipit was part of the consortium. The materials collected give an excellent introductory view of the use of different remote sensing tools and techniques in archaeology.