Archeologia per le Comunità. Alcune iniziative degli Archeologi ed Archeologhe dell’Università d i Pisa,

The Archaeologists of the University of Pisa have long been involved in sharing activities having a high social impact, developed during excavation campaigns, archaeological surveys and museum and laboratory works. σumerous participatory activities have therefore been developed in which heritage becomes a socio-cultural space and material traces interact with the people who live in the relevant territories or who frequent them. Starting from these experiences, Archaeologists relect on the objectives and ways in which academic Archeology can communicate its contents and results, in synergy with local communities and in line with the precepts of the Faro Convention. By critically examining the tools and perspectives involving the interlocutors in a dialogue on the memories of the past, attention is paid to the social role of Archeology and Archaeologists in the contemporary world. Below are some activities presenting a dialogic and inclusive approach, which encourage Communities to actively propose and explore new topics.