The site on which students will work for the summer school is the Archaeological Park of Kamarina (Sicily – Italy), which hosts different archaeological remains (both emerged and submerged) and that is located in a stunning and thriving natural and historical environment. Kamarina has an ancient history, dating back to around 600 BC, a period in which the Syracusan Greeks of that time settled in this small town to create a colony.
Some activities will be carried out in the area of Santa Croce Camera in order to survey the Mezzagnone Building, a Latin Cross Building dated back to the IV-IX cent. A.D. used in the past as thermal bath as well.
