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Start date: 03th October 2023
Finish date: 15th October 2023
Event type: Talk / conference
Site: Dénia
Home: Free
Event finished
This is the complete program of the days, both conferences and visits, organized by the Department of Culture of Dénia that will take place during the month of October in parallel to the Nou d'Octubre programming. Pre-registration is required for outdoor conferences and guided tours by calling Ethnology Museum from Dénia (966420260) from 10:00 a.m. to 13:00 p.m., Tuesday to Sunday. All activities are in Valencian, except for the conference on October 5.
Next you have an index with all the points that we are going to deal with.
Tuesday October 3
- Conference Daniya, a conquered medina. 40 years of salvage archeology. By Massu Sentí, director of the Archaeological Museum of Dénia.
- Site municipal library
- Time 19:30
Thursday October 5
- Conference Daniya, suport d'un port. The commercial buildings of the medina and the raval: socs, alfòndexs and tendes. By Sílvia Ruiz Server, archaeologist at the Municipal Archaeological Service.
- Site municipal library
- Time 19:30
Saturday October 7
- outdoor conference Daniya, structure and evolution of the urban area. The archaeological evidence. By Jaume Sau, art historian
- Site Marqués de Campo, 23
- Time 11:00
Sunday October 8
- outdoor conference The end of the conquest: castell, vila and raval. By Jaume Salort, historian.
- Site Plaça de la Constitució
- Time 11:00
Thursday 12, Saturday 14 and Sunday 15 October
- Guided visit Dénia, from town to city.
- Site Plaça de la Constitució
- Time 11:00
Check the complete program for October 9 here: New October Programming in Dénia.
As an Irish woman living in this wonderful city, I am very saddened by not constantly including the thousands of people who live here in these acts of interest for everyone and not using the language of Cervantes.
You're right
Very interesting, it's a shame that it is in Valencian, it is a limitation so that many people interested in History cannot attend. If they were in Spanish it would be more inclusive. If you want to bring culture and history to people, you have to use inclusive ways and language is the first.
Well said
I think the same as Pilar and Ignacio. I study Valencia, but they EXCLUDE and presume about INCLUSION
I totally agree with you