20730002 - Archaeology and legality - LM

The course has two objectives: 1) to inform about criminal phenomena that impact cultural heritage; 2) to train future operators who know how to express cognitive tools also in the protection of cultural heritage from criminal attacks, with particular reference to archaeology.

Curriculum

teacher profile | teaching materials

Programme

The programme will be divided into two parts:
1. General guidance on criminal phenomena to the detriment of archaeological cultural heritage;
2. Analysis of case studies to understand, more specifically, the possible role of scholars in protecting legality.

Core Documentation

The bibliography will be provided during lessons, differentiating the examination programme between students attending classes and those not attending classes.

Attendance

recommended, but not mandatory

Type of evaluation

The degree of sensitivity and knowledge achieved in the general definition of criminal phenomena and in the critical description of individual case studies, analyzed during the lessons, in the field of archaeological cultural heritage will be evaluated.

teacher profile | teaching materials

Programme

The programme will be divided into two parts:
1. General guidance on criminal phenomena to the detriment of archaeological cultural heritage;
2. Analysis of case studies to understand, more specifically, the possible role of scholars in protecting legality.

Core Documentation

The bibliography will be provided during lessons, differentiating the examination programme between students attending classes and those not attending classes.

Attendance

recommended, but not mandatory

Type of evaluation

The degree of sensitivity and knowledge achieved in the general definition of criminal phenomena and in the critical description of individual case studies, analyzed during the lessons, in the field of archaeological cultural heritage will be evaluated.