Calafell brings prehistory closer to the public with workshops and an open day at the archaeological laboratory

Next Sunday, 7 December, Calafell will host a day of free activities open to all audiences to discover prehistory in a participatory and experiential way, within the framework of the Calafell Prehistòric programme, co-organised by the Calafell City Council and IPHES-CERCA.

The activities will be led by Andrea Alías, socialisation technician at IPHES-CERCA, together with the team of researchers currently excavating at the Balma de la Griera site, who will share with the public their knowledge and first-hand experience of the archaeological work being carried out there.

Morning, from 11:00 am to 2:00 pm (two sessions: 11:00 am and 12:15 pm)

Open visit to the Balma de la Griera excavation

A guided tour of the archaeological site to learn first-hand about the fieldwork, the methodologies used and the scientific relevance of the site.

Workshop “Life in Prehistory”

A participatory and educational activity aimed at family audiences to discover how our ancestors lived through didactic proposals and experiential dynamics.

Afternoon, from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm

Open day at the archaeologists’ laboratory

A visit to the facilities located at Espai Palou (Calafell Castle), where the analysis, study and conservation processes of the archaeological remains recovered from the site are carried out.

(Limited places. Prior booking required.)