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Academic year 2021/2022
Bachelor's Degree (BSc) on CULTURAL HERITAGE: KNOWLEDGE, MANAGEMENT, ENHANCEMENT
HISTORICAL - ARCHAEOLOGICAL

Coordinator Prof. Aurelio Burgio
Class of Bachelor's Degree (BSc) on Cultural Heritage (L-1)
3 years
PALERMO
Free access
Department of Cultures and Societies
Course Code
2194

Course info
The course aims at providing a complete and solid basic training in the cultural heritage subject areas, and namely, through the division in two curricula, with respect to the historical-archaeological heritage or to the material and immaterial cultural heritage of the region, for their communication and glamorization in the field of cultural tourism. The humanistic approach, providing students with the tools for the historical and anthropological understanding of assets and for their cultural and chronological positioning, is accompanied by a practical-operational approach, enabling them, through field activities, laboratories, internships to acquire the most important methods for the recovery, conservation and restoration, as well as for the analysis and classification of the same assets, even through computer tools. Archaeology, history, history of art, literature and linguistics, geography, anthropology, paleontology and paleo-anthropology archivists and library science, are therefore accompanied by juridical and economic subjects, as well as by computing and language skills and various practical activities, laboratories and stages. The course provides for some core course functional to the specificity of each curriculum; each student may choose a specific educational path through an appropriate selection among the proposed options. Guidance will be provided to make students’ choices more consistent and effective. The acquisition of specific experimental techniques, as well as the practice of various subjects, with respect also to the labour market, is achieved through specific laboratories and stages, as well as – for the archaeological heritage, through the participation in excavations and landscape archaeological surveys. The attention for core subjects, as well as the presence of a good number of common courses will avoid excessive specialization. At the same time, the wide range of class-specific (archaeological, historical-artistic, geographical and juridical-economic subjects) as well as of related and integrative subjects will enable students to have a wide and articulated vision of material and immaterial cultural heritage and to increase the possibility to fit in a labour market requiring flexibility and a wide range of competences, as well as to continue their studies with 2nd cycle degrees.
Profile: Assistant archaeologist function in a work context: Excavation assistant. Main and direct collaborator of the director of the archaeological excavation. Skills: - conducting an archaeological excavation in the field under the guidance of the excavation director; - classification and documentation of archaeological finds; - collaboration in setting up exhibitions. Professional opportunities: - public bodies with technical offices (Superintendencies, etc.); - youth cooperatives of archaeological excavation. Cultural heritage mediator/cultural heritage guide functions: Introducing visitors to the use of museum collections, works, sites and archaeological, historical-artistic monuments of demo-ethno-anthropological or literary interest; conduction of guided visits to museum structures or urban routes. competences: ability to illustrate in a scientifically correct way the historical, archaeological, historical-artistic, cultural and naturalistic peculiarities of a territory, or a museum collection or a site; ability to prepare itineraries for cultural tourism. employment opportunities: youth cooperatives for the management and enhancement of sites, collections and monuments. Professional opportunities Museums, foundations operating in the cultural heritage sector. Travel agencies. Profile: Museum and library technician Functions: - Organization and arrangement of findings, models and specimens, such as fossils, tools, objects of various kinds, artistic artefacts inside shop windows, for exhibitions and museum events; - assistance to readers in the use of catalogs, databases and indexes with which libraries are organized; - research assistance; - control of the circulation of books and loans. skills associated with the function: - Cataloging of objects, finds and works of art, books and documents. - Collaboration in the preparation of exhibitions and educational and cultural initiatives. Professional opportunities: - Public bodies with technical offices (BB.CC.AA. superintendencies, museums, libraries, etc.). - Libraries and private museums.
The final exam will provide students the opportunity to apply the methodologies learned and knowledge gained to a specific case study and/or to the presentation of a topic or relevant experience for the educational profile of the course. It will be held in the manner specified in the regulations drawn up by the Board of the Degree Course, and will be awarded 3 CFU, at the conclusion of the overall 180 CFU (including the final examination)

course outline
Teachings first year
credits Term Val. Area Scientific sector
07061 - GREEK HISTORY Details BONANNO (PA) 12.0 1 V A L-ANT/02
20692 - ENGLISH LANGUAGE SKILLS - EQUIVALENT TO LEVEL B1 Details 6.0 1 G E
20755 - GREEK LITERATURE AND CIVILISATION Details GIORGIANNI (PA) 12.0 1 V
HISTORY OF GREEK CIVILISATION COZZO (PO) 6.0 A L-FIL-LET/02
HISTORY OF GREEK LITERATURE GIORGIANNI (PA) 6.0 A L-FIL-LET/02
01425 - ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY OF GREEK ART Details DE CESARE (PA) 12.0 2 V B L-ANT/07
17426 - ITALIAN LINGUISTICS AND COMMUNICATION Details MATRANGA (PO) 6.0 2 V A L-FIL-LET/12
Optional subjects 12.0 A
Teachings second year
credits Term Val. Area Scientific sector
07088 - ROMAN HISTORY Details MOTTA (PA) 12.0 1 V A L-ANT/03
11101 - FIELD ACTIVITY Details 3.0 1 G F
01433 - ARCHAEOLOGY AND HISTORY OF ROMAN ART Details RAMBALDI (PA) 12.0 2 V B L-ANT/07
18577 - LATIN LITERATURE AND CIVILISATION Details CASAMENTO (PO) 12.0 2 V
ANCIENT ROME LITERARY CIVILISATION CASAMENTO (PO) 6.0 A L-FIL-LET/04
HISTORY AND TEXTS OF LATIN LITERATURE BIANCO (PA) 6.0 A L-FIL-LET/04
Optional subjects II 24.0 B
Teachings third year
credits Term Val. Area Scientific sector
01435 - PHOENICIAN-PUNIC ARCHAEOLOGY Details SCONZO (RD) 6.0 1 V C L-OR/06
04133 - LABORATORY II Details SPECIALE (PC) FAZIO (PC) MICCICHE' (PC) 3.0 1 G F
04134 - LABORATORY III Details GIANNITRAPANI (PC) POLIZZI (RD) 3.0 1 G F
04354 - CULTURAL HERITAGE REGULATIONS Details VENTIMIGLIA (PA) 6.0 1 V B IUS/10
05737 - PREHISTORY AND PROTOHISTORY Details CULTRARO (IE) 6.0 1 V C L-ANT/01
14184 - INTERNSHIP 3.0 1 G F
18581 - APPLIED ECONOMICS FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE Details 6.0 1 V C SECS-P/06
05917 - FINAL EXAMINATION 3.0 2 V E
18558 - COMPUTER APPLICATIONS FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE Details LIMONCELLI (RD) 3.0 2 G F
Optional subjects III 6.0 C
Free subjects 12.0 D
Elective activities
Optional subjects III credits Term Val. Area Scientific sector
21148 - ARCHAEOLOGICAL METHODOLOGY Details MONTALI (PA) 6.0 1 V C L-ANT/10
22562 - ANCIENT AND MEDIEVAL NUMISMATICS SOLE (RD) 6.0 1 V C L-ANT/04
19709 - HISTORY METHODOLOGY AND TEACHING Details PALERMO (PA) 6.0 2 V C M-STO/02
Optional subjects II credits Term Val. Area Scientific sector
01407 - CHRISTIAN AND MEDIEVAL ARCHAEOLOGY Details VITALE (PA) 12.0 1 V B L-ANT/08
05304 - MUSEOLOGY Details PALAZZOTTO (PO) 6.0 1 V B L-ART/04
17177 - ANCIENT TOPOGRAPHY Details BURGIO (PA) 12.0 1 V
LANDSCAPE TOPOGRAPHY AND ARCHAEOLOGY BURGIO (PA) 6.0 B L-ANT/09
CARTOGRAPHY AND AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHY FORGIA (RD) 6.0 B L-ANT/09
18565 - INTANGIBLE HERITAGE Details MANNIA (RD) 6.0 1 V B M-DEA/01
01417 - ARCHAEOLOGY OF ANCIENT SICILY Details PORTALE (PO) 12.0 2 V B L-ANT/07
Optional subjects credits Term Val. Area Scientific sector
18559 - ANTHROPOLOGY AND MATERIAL CULTURE Details D'ONOFRIO (PQ) 12.0 1 V A M-DEA/01
01351 - PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY Details SINEO (PO) 12.0 2 V A BIO/08
18564 - CULTURAL HERITAGE GEOGRAPHY Details MERCATANTI (PO) 12.0 2 V A M-GGR/01
Explaination
Term Term/Semester
Val. Valutation: V = mark in 30/30, G = note
(*) Teaching attended in english
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