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of Heritage of the Etruscan Culture”. He has published various papers both nationally
and internationally on cultural heritage and archaeology. He was co-director of the
2006-2007 edition of the Official Masters in Cultural Heritage Management at the
University of Girona. Director of the Cultural Heritage Institute of the University of
Girona from 2004 to 2007.
Martirià figUeres
Martirià Figueres is an Agricultural Engineer and higher graduate in Landscape Architecture.
He is a founder partner and manager of ASPECTE PAISATGE s.l.u.
and an urbanism, environment and landscape adviser of several town councils. In 1994
he received a FAD award for the work of Restoration of Croscat Volcano (Nature Reserve
of Volcanic Area of la Garrotxa) and another in 2000 in the exterior spaces category
for the work Arrangement of an Itinerary in Salt d’Espolla (Martís de Dalt - Esponellà). In
the field of the adaptation of archaeological spaces, his works at the Castellum of Sant
Julià de Ramis, the Roman villas of els Ametllers (Tossa de Mar) and Pla de Palol
(Castell-Platja d’Aro), the Iberian settlement of Sant Sebastià de la Guarda (Palafrugell),
the Hellenistic neighbourhood of the Citadel of Roses or the wine press of Roman
age of Llafranc (Palafrugell) highlight, as well as, in other fields, that singular works,
specially related to the use of urban parks and gardens, in the composition of sculptures
designed to be placed in public spaces and, finally, in the projects of ephemeral nature
for isolated events.
antonio roJas raBaneda
Graduate in History. University of Girona (1998) Diploma of Advanced Studies.
University of Girona (2001) Master in the Management of Cultural Heritage. University
of Girona (2007). In the field of cultural heritage he is project manager and head of
the Studies and Analysis of ICRPC. He is a member of the research group “heritage
and cultural uses”. As part of his research career he has published several articles and
presented papers at conferences, seminars and conferences at national and international
level. His research focuses on the uses of cultural heritage. He focuse his research in the
reenactment events, gastronomy and crafts exhibitions focusing on the implications
of economic, social and tourism. Coordinates projects around the cultural heritage at
ICRPC. In the field of archeology specializes in Iberian culture. It is co-director of
excavations at the Iberian settlement of Sant Sebastià de la Guarda (Palafrugell, Baix
Empordà) since 1999 and has directed several excavations. He is a member of the group
“Archaeology and Prehistory” at the UdG. HisPhD is based on the Iberian settlement
of Sant Sebastià de la Guarda (Palafrugell, Baix Empordà). Associated professor of
“Protohistory of the Iberian Peninsula” at the University of Girona.
Jordi vivo
Jordi Vivo is a graduate in History and professor of the Archaeology area of the University
of Girona (UdG). As a researcher, he has focused on the study of the Romanization
process of the Iberian Peninsula, especially the north-eastern area occupied by
the Iberian populus of the Indigetes; actually this is the subject of the PhD thesis that he
is putting the finishing. He is a member of the research group of Archaeology of the
UdG and is participating in several research projects, some of them funded by public
institutions like town councils of the area of Girona, the Diputació de Girona, the
Generalitat de Catalunya or the Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación. Also he has
been director or co-director of some archaeological interventions in the Iberian settlements
of Sant Sebastià de la Guarda (Palafrugell) and Sant Feliu de Guíxols and the
Benedictine monastery also located in the latter town. Finally, he is author, co-author
and co-editor of some publications derived from the researches of the excavations and
those of the research group. The last one is a collective work by all the members of the
group entitled De l’oppidum a la ciuitas. La romanització inicial de la Indigècia (2010).
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