Archaeological projects

PROJECT ENTRE ILLES   Insularity, interaction with the exterior and social complexity: Bronze Age coastal settlements in the Balearic Islands.

This is an interdisciplinary research project whose main objective is to advance our knowledge of the funerary practices and rituals of the communities that inhabited Menorca at the end of the Bronze Age. 

MENORCA HERITAGE RECOVERY Systematic study of construction processes in talayotic architecture

Project affiliated with Boston University and SUNY Brockport in Torre d’en Galmés talayotic settlement.

Archaeological research on a copper mine dating to the Bronze Age; the only of its kind documented to date in the Balearic Islands.

SA CUDIA CREMADA ARCHAEOLOGICAL PROJECT

ARCHEOLOGY AND HERITAGE ASSOCIATION

Archaeological project covering the "post-mediaeval" building in Torralba d'en Salort.

Quinquennial Project 2019-2023 of the archaeological intervention in sa Mola hypogeum (Alaior).

Five-year project (2019-2023) and 2019 annual archaeological intervention.

AMICS DEL MUSEU DE MENORCA 

Archaeological and documentary analysis of Menorca’s Phoenician-Punic architecture.

Talayotic settlement of Sant Agustí Vell (Es Migjorn Gran).

The daily life of the first societies of Menorca: diet and physical activity during the Naviform and Proto-Talayotic periods.