ARCHEODANUBE Archaeological Park in urban areas as a tool for Local Sustainable Development

The last issue of the e-Newsletter is available. This is a special issue with animations and movies:  http://dtp.interreg-danube.eu/uploads/media/approved_project_public/0001/54/3fa6f3b9fabdda97d3c07c3ed9e4d5ffac4cf8a0.pdf

The latest eNewsletter is already available! Download and read it from this link:  http://dtp.interreg-danube.eu/uploads/media/approved_project_public/0001/54/a5c0716fb509b7f2f839dba4f40f2bc95245da75.pdf  

Dear Sir and Madam, The consortium of the project Archeodanube is delighted to invite you to the symposium The past made present: public archaeology and archaeological tourism for young generations. Public archaeology is about how to...

Today, in the era of rapidly expanding cities many archeological sites are under the threat of being destroyed by new infrastructure and real estate developments. Endangerment of historical sites is an irreversible process, which could...

We are very pleased to announce that a new digital tool called Yesterday-today-tomorrow is now available to the public. The tool helps users to choose the most suitable solution for the presentation of archaeological heritage in archaeological...

We are extremely happy to announce that the 4th issue of our ArcheoDanube eNewsletter is edited and ready to read. You can download it from here. 

Can't wait to use the amazing ArcheoTales App? You can do it very soon :-) At the ArcheoDanube partner meeting in Sarajevo we will test the ArcheoTales app together with our partners. The scavenger hunt is based on the lives of three painters...

We are happy to announce our new partner in the ArcheoDanube project! Please welcome their greetins: "Salut! Greetings and welcome to Chișinău, Moldova!! Moldova, officially the Republic of Moldova, is a landlocked country in Eastern...

Great news, 3 new delivarables are available! Download, read and use them to improve the archaeology, urban development and tourism triangle in your area. If you find them useful, please feel free to distribute...

COMING SOON  We are glad to announce that our Yesterday-today-tomorrow tool will be soon available to the public. If you intend to establish an archaeological park or to improve an existing one, you are already invited to give the tool a...

Dear ArcheoDanube community, we are happy to inform you that the 3rd issue of the ArcheoDanube e-Newsletter is available! Download, read and distribute it :-) DOWNLOAD ARCHEODANUBE E-NEWSLETTER ISSUE3 FROM HERE

The Summer of the ArcheoDanube team was very productive: 10 new deliverables have been finished. Download and read them here: http://dtp.interreg-danube.eu/approved-projects/archeodanube/outputs      

79 participants from 12 countries (USA, Scotland, Slovenia, Germany, Austria, Czechia, Hungary, Romania, Bosnia and Hercegovina, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria) worked together in the ArcheoDanube conference. The half day conference targeted the...

What an amazing eNewsletter :-) Read our 2nd e-Newsletter! Read about the most important findings of our Kick-off conference, learn more about the key messages of our spekakers, and explore the statistics of our conference. On page 3, you can...

The consortium of the project Archeodanube is delighted to invite you to the kick-off conference: Interactions between Heritage, Dynamic Urban Centres and Tourism. ARCHEODANUBE project - Archaeological Park in urban areas as a tool for Local...

The ArcheoDanube conference is scheduled: in May 2021 ArcheoDanube partners will meet with professionals and stakeholders and discuss the most important issues of archaeology related issues of tourism and city development.  Agenda will be...

The first period of the implementation of the ArcheoDanube project started in July 2020 with the Framework planning (WP-T1). The leader of WP T1 is the Institute for the Protection of Cultural Heritage of Slovenia (ZVKDS). The preparation of...

We are extremely glad to inform all ArcheoDanube partners that our first eNewsletter is available. Read the interview with Karin-Drda Kühn and Katharina Zanier about the background of the project. Look at the images of the ArcheoDanube project...