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IX International Symposium on the
Historical Mining and Metallurgy in
SW Europe: Our mining roots.
Madrid, 23-26 June 2016.
Pick-lever, chalcolithic from El Milagro mine, and Casiano de Prado.
Organizers: Spanish Society for the Preservation on
the Geological and Mining Heritage (SEDPGYM)
Collaborating organizations: Asociación Nacional de
Ingenieros de Minas, E.T.S. Ingenieros de Minas y
Energía (UPM), Colegio Oficial de Ingenieros de Minas
de Centro, Colegio Oficial de Ingenieros Técnicos de
Minas de Madrid, Ávila, Cuenca, Guadalajara,
Salamanca, Toledo, Valladolid y Zamora, Instituto
Geológico y Minero de España, Museo Geominero,
Museo Histórico Minero D. Felipe de Borbón, Sociedad
Española de Historia de la Arqueología, Ilustre Colegio
Oficial de Geólogos, Fundación Gómez Pardo, ICOMOS
España, Cátedra UNESCO de Patrimonio Minero e
Industrial (UPM), Cátedra Atlantic Copper (UPM),
Asociación de Vecinos de Otero de Herreros.
1st Circular
Oral communications and posters:
Communications must not exceed 10 pages of A4 size,
double spaced, in font Times New Roman 12 pt. All
researchers
interested
in
presenting
oral
communications or posters are invited to send an
abstract (1 page A4) to the Organizing Committee
before 15 May. The abstracts will have a maximum
length of a sheet in DIN A4, Times New Roman 12.
Accepted papers will be published in the Book of
Symposium papers. The posters will have A0 size.
Registration:
Registration fees include Symposium documentation,
the Book of Symposium papers, participation in all
sessions, social acts and trips mentioned in the program
Registration fees:
-SEDPGYM Members: 70,00 Є
-Members of the collaborating organizations: 100,00 Є
-College Students and unemployed: 50,00 Є
-Non-Members: 150,00 Є
Registration fees must be paid before May 15st 2016.
From this date they will have an extra charge of 25 %
Payments can be made by check or bank transfer to
account of SEDPGYM (all bank transfer charges must
be paid by the delegates):
ES76-3025-0006-21-1433240078
BIC entidad: CDENESBBXXX
Secretary:
Mariano Ayarzagüena Sanz
IES Juan Carlos I
C/ San Francisco, 1
28350 Ciempozuelos (MADRID)
Tfno.: 0034-655-486092
FAX: 0034-91-8933080
[email protected]
Web del Congreso: http://www.sedpgym.org
Provisional program:
23 June 2016 (Thursday)
9.00-16.00: Pre-meeting trip: Roman “lapis specularis”
mines, Cuenca (Juan Carlos Guisado).
16.00-17.00: Reception at the Madrid Mining School.
17.00-18.00: Welcome and Opening Ceremony and
Presentation of Francisco Javier Ayala Carcedo Award.
18-30-20.00: Keynote address (Ignacio Montero) and
oral communications
20.00-21.00 h: Welcome cocktail and visit to the
Museum of the Madrid School of Mines and Energy.
24 June 2016 (Friday)
9.00 -11.00: Keynote address (Francisco Javier Sánchez
Palencia and Almudena Orejas) and communications.
11.30-14.00: Keynote address (Claude Domergue) and
oral communications.
16.00-18.00: Keynote address (Alicia Perea) and oral
communications.
18.30-20.00: Oral communications
20.00: Poster Session and SEDPGYM Assembly
25 June 2016 (Saturday)
9.00 -11.00: Keynote address (Rob Vernon) and oral
communications.
11.30-12.30: oral communications.
12.30-14.00: Keynote address: Tribute to Casiano de
Prado in the 150 anniversary of his death (Manuel
Santonja). Closing ceremony.
16.00: Visit to the mining-metallurgical materials of the
National
Archaeological
Museum
(Mariano
Ayarzagüena Sanz)
26 June 2016 (Sunday)
9.00: Post-meeting trip: visit the mines of Otero de
Herreros, Segovia (Jesús Salas Álvarez).
13.00: Closing cocktail.
The Spanish Society for the Preservation on the
Geological and Mining Heritage (SEDPGYM) concerned
with the history, heritage and culture of mining, decided
to organize the IX International Symposium on
Historical Mining and Metallurgy in SW Europe:
Our mining roots.
The aim of this Symposium is to draw together
professionals and specialized researchers in these fields,
in order to deepen the knowledge, propagate and
sensibilize society and establish further strategies for the
recovery of our mining roots, promoting the preservation
of the rich mining historical heritage.
The Symposium will also pay tribute to Casiano de
Prado (1777-1866), in the 150 anniversary of his death.
Dates: 23-26 June 2016.
Place: Madrid School of Mines and Energy
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid.
C/ Ríos Rosas, 21 (MADRID).
Metro: Ríos Rosas (Line 1).
Buses: 3, 12, 37, 45, 149.
Topics:
1) Mining and Metallurgy in Prehistory.
2) Mining and Metallurgy in Roman times.
3) Mining and Metallurgy in Visigothic and
Medieval times.
4) Mining and Metallurgy in Modern and
Contemporary Ages
5) Mining heritage, landscape, culture, museums
and tourism.
Official Languages:
The symposium official languages will be Spanish,
English and Portuguese
Organizing Committee:
Octavio Puche Riart (UPM).
Mariano Ayarzagüena Sanz (U. Castilla-La Mancha)
Collaborators in the organization:
Isabel Rábano Gutiérrez del Arroyo (IGME)
Ester Boixereu Vila (IGME)
Luis Felipe Mazadiego Martínez (UPM)
José Eugenio Ortiz Menéndez (UPM)
Fernando López Cidad (SEHA)
Eloy Carrillo García (Museo Escuela I. de Minas)
Pilar San Clemente Geijo (SEHA)
Gonzalo Lozano Otero.
Isabel Arribas Rosado (UPM)
Scientific Commitee:
Presidente: Enrique Orche García (SEDPGYM)
Juan Antonio Antolinos Marín (Univ. Murcia)
Luis Arboledas Martínez (CSIC)
Mariano Ayarzagüena Sanz (U. Castilla-La Mancha)
Miguel Ángel de Blas Cortina (Univ. Oviedo)
José Manuel Brandão (Univ. Évora, Portugal)
José Dueñas Molina (Univ. Jaén)
Ángel García Cortés (IGME)
Margarida Genera Monells (SEDPGYM)
Juan Carlos Guisado di Monti (Museo Escuela Minas)
Mark Hunt Ortiz (SEDPGYM)
Katia Hueso Kortekaas (A. Salinas de Interior)
Luis Mansilla Plaza (Univ. Castilla-La Mancha)
José María Mata Perelló (SEDPGYM)
Fernando Pedrazuela (J. Comunidades Castilla y León)
Juan Aurelio Pérez Macías (Univ. de Huelva)
Antonio Pizarro Losilla (SEDPGYM)
Octavio Puche Riart (UPM)
Christian Rico (Univ. Toulouse, Francia)
Jesús Salas Álvarez (Univ. Complutense)
Ezio Vaccari (Univ. de Insubria, Italia)
Rob Vernon (Univ. de Bradford, Gran Bretaña)
María del Mar Zarzalejos Prieto (UNED)