Pau Olmos Benlloch

Biography

"Degree from the University of Valencia (2004), graduate in Archeology from the University of Barcelona (2005). Specialized in protohistoric architecture and urban planning, in 2007, he presented the research work (DEA) of the interuniversity doctorate in Classical Archeology (ICAC-UAB-URV) under the title ""Study of the architectural and urban metric patterns of the Iberian Catalan world (centuries V-II BC) "", directed by Dr. Carme Belarte Franco (ICREA-ICAC). Between 2007 and 2010 he enjoyed a contract of researcher in training to develop the doctoral thesis ""Study of the metric architectural and urban landlords of the Iberian world (V-II centuries BC)"" directed by Dr. Carme Belarte Franco (ICREA-ICAC) defended in 2010 with the highest qualification. Between 2013 and 2015 he was a postdoctoral researcher at the Center for Recherche in Archéologie, Archéosciences, Histoire UMR 6566 from the University of Rennes 1-CNRS, where he worked on the problem of coastal employment in the framework of the European project Arch-Manche Archeology, Art and Coastal Heritage Interreg IV A and was responsible for the ALeRT project (Archeology of the Littoral and Terrestrial Rehabilitation)On the erosion of coastal archaeological heritage in western France, through the application of a specific methodology to monitor the vulnerability of coastal archaeological sites and the integration of society into archaeological research. Currently, he continues to collaborate with the UMR 6566 as an associate member of the project ""What is happening to the littoral Manche-Atlantique are you a patrimony? Apportion of interdisciplinary and participatory science ""funded by the Fondation de France. Member of the MIRMED-GIAC research group: Views of the Mediterranean in antiquity. From East to West, from Protohistory to Late Antiquity. His work within the ICAC is part of the Protohistorical Archeology team. Previously he also belonged to the Group of Research in Classical, Protohistoric and Egyptian Archeology of the University of Barcelona, ​​as well as to the research team Social evolution and formation of the númida state: the populations of the region of Sicca Veneria (El Kef, Tunisia) and their relations with the Punic civilization. He is currently developing his research at the ICAC with a postdoctoral contract Juan de la Cierva (MINECO) in order to carry out a project on the monitoring of the erosion of Catalan archaeological sites and the integration of society in the ' observation of this vulnerability."

Research Interest

Protohistory, Archeology of coastal areas, Metrology, Urban planning