Articolul de faţă face referire la conferinţa mai sus-amintită aducând în lumină importanţa pe care arheologia o are în ceea ce priveşte reconstituirea istoriei locale în favoarea restabilirii unei baze culturale româneşti, mai ales în contextul repetatelor şi pregnantelor rupturi politice, sociale şi istorice întâmpinate în ultimele decenii.

Citiți textul integral în 3 / 2011 al Revistei Arhitectura.

Archeological Digging as an Instrument of Continuity over Apparent Ruptures

The international conference „Designing the Archaeology”, in the organization of which Professor architect Hanna Derer, PhD also participated, was held on May 23rd, 2011, in the Fresco Room of the „Ion Mincu” Faculty of Architecture and Urbanism and consisted of several lectures delivered by Romanian architects, as well as by representatives of the Accademia Adrianea di Architettura e Archeologia Onlus (Professor architect Romolo Martemucci, PhD – president – and Professor architect Pier Federico Caliari, PhD – director of studies), and ended with the presentation of the 2011 edition of the international contest for students „Premio Piranesi-Prix de Rome” (www.premiopiranesi.net; www.accademiaadrianea.net).

This article covers the above mentioned conference, emphasizing the important part played by archaeology in the reconstruction of local history as a step towards the restoration of a Romanian cultural basis, especially in the context of the repeated and vigorous political, social and historical ruptures that have taken place during the last decades.

Read the full text in the print magazine.