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Bilateral EEA Workshop between Norway and Romania, Deva, Hunedoara

The bilateral EEA Workshop between Norway and Romania focusing on the restoration and revitalization of archaeological sites and monuments will be organized on November 15-16-17, in Deva, Hunedoara County, Romania.


In both countries participating in the "Capital of Dacia" project, Romania and Norway, the projects involve vulnerable monuments such as ruins and roads. The seminar that the Norwegian partner will organize in November in Deva will focus on how to preserve these monuments while making them more accessible to the public.


Brief agenda of the event: NOV 15th: EXCURSION TO SARMIZEGETUSA REGIA NOV 16th: PRESENTING AND/OR PRESERVING THE MONUMENTS NOV 17th: IMPLEMENTING TECHNOLOGY IN MUSEUMS AND IN THE FIELD
- În 15.11.2022, participanții și invitații la seminar merg în vizita de lucru pe situl Sarmizegetusei Regia.
- Pe 16.11.2022, între 8:30 - 17:00, Deva Ziua Patrimoniului Mondial UNESCO va fi celebrată prin deschiderea panelurilor de discuții. Prima zi în care vom lucra intensiv asupra subiectului Expunerea si/sau conservarea monumentelor.
- 17.11.2022, între 9:00 - 17:00, Deva. Ziua cuprinde prezentări, dezbateri și workshop-uri care au ca temă implementarea tehnologiei in muzee si pe teren.

The Capital of Dacia - A LIVING MUSEUM OF THE EUROPEAN CULTURAL HERITAGE is financed with the support of EEA Grants 2014-2021 within the RO-CULTURE Programme.


EEA and Norway Grants
RO-Culture Programme
EEA & Norwegian Grants
Ministry of Culture
Project Management Unit - UMP
National Heritage Institute -
Hunedoara County Council
Mihai Eminescu Trust
Møre og Romsdal fylkeskommune