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16th International Archaeological Film Festival of the Bidasoa

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Awards

Grand Prize of the Festival: "Saving Mes Aynak" by Brent E. Huffman.
Special Audience Prize: "Saving Mes Aynak" by Brent E. Huffman.
Arkeolan Prize for Contribution to Science: "Roman mining technology: the gold of Tresminas" by Rui Pedro Lamy.

From our present, we imagine the past based on the information available; if we imagined it on the historical basis of the "peplum" films, we would think that the Romans killed Christians almost for fun or that poisoning to achieve imperial power was commonplace. Based on the reports of specialists we would find it hard to get a close look at the daily life of those who decorated the caves during the Palaeolithic period, and if we did so through historical novels, for example, the characters would be very familiar to us, but their lives would probably not be in line with the reality of the time.

Archaeological documentary film covers the need to maintain the rigour of information, offering as resources attractive media and discourses supported by real images that easily take us back to the scenes of the past. However, this unparalleled alternative for science popularisation has other added values as we will see in this 16th edition of the Bidasoa International Archaeological Film Festival: as well as the coordinates of time, the geographical coordinates are also present and they will take us to remote and exotic places.

What do we know about life in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, after the fall of the Taliban? And the impact of tourism in Cambodia? Or the identity of the current inhabitants of Panama?

It turns out that archaeological research is not an isolated bubble of their socio-economic or political environment. And even less so of the human factor that promotes them. As it happens, the makers of a number of films in this year´s festival have chosen to show us this added reality. This way we will have a chance to enter the homes of Kabul, to discover how the young families live within them and their future prospects. We will share with the Cambodian authorities their concern for the effects of the arrival of millions of tourists visiting the temples of the Khmer Empire. We will also discover the impact of US culture in Panama, the folklore and traditions of workers in the Valley of the Kings in Egypt, the landscape of Guatemala and many more of the latest developments.

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technical information

FICAB XVI
Year: 2016
Data:: 19th-26th of November

Organising Committee

Juncal Eizaguirre. Delegada de Cultura del Ayuntamiento de Irun.
Ainara Martín. Director del área de Cultura y Deportes del Ayuntamiento de Irun.
Jokin Ormazabal. Técnico de Cultura del Ayuntamiento de Irun.
Cristina Aguirre. Gerente del Museo Romano Oiasso

Direction

Mertxe Urteaga. Directora del Museo Romano Oiasso

Secretary

María José Noain Maura. Responsable de actividades del Museo Romano Oiasso

Jury

Chairman:

Juan Santos Yanguas. Catedrático de Historia Antigua de la Universidad del País Vasco

Vocales:

Gemma Fortea Domènech. Responsable del Área de Actividades y Apoyo a la Investigación del Institut Català d´Arqueologia Clàssica (ICAC).
Iñaki García Camino. Director del Arkeologi Museoa (Museo arqueológico de Bizkaia).
Juliette Garcias. Realizadora de documentales de ARTE France.
Ramón A. Rodríguez Martín. Profesor del Área de Comunicación Audiovisual de la Universidad de Burgos.

PROGRAM

Saturday, 19 November 2016

19:00. The disaster of the Basque whalers. Production: Gogoan Ekoizpenak. Production: Suhar Arkeologia. Direction: Tolosa, Eñaut. España, 2016, 80. Language: Euskera.

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In 1615, three Basque whaling ships arrived off the coast of Iceland. Unfortunately, when they were preparing to leave, the ships sank and the crew remained in Iceland, where tensions soon arose with the locals. 400 years later, two Basque archaeologists decided to return to Iceland to follow the trail of the whalers and their ill-fated crew.

Off FICAB. Place: Aquarium (Donostia-San Sebastián)

Sunday, 20 November 2016

12:00. Gyptis: a greek Massaliota ship from the sixth century B.C.. Production: Centre Camille Jullian. Direction: Chènè, Antoine. Francia, 2014, 63. Language: Francés.

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In 1997, in excavations near the Vieux-Port of Marseille, the remains of a Greek ship from the Archaic period were found. Years later, in line with the research, a team of specialists built a similar boat, which was given the name Gyptis. It has the unique characteristic of a hull where the pieces are sewn together with rope, following the techniques in use 2600 years ago. They also reproduced even the smallest details and set sail in the ship, allowing them to obtain very valuable information.

Off FICAB. Place: Aquarium (Donostia-San Sebastián)

13:00. In search of the Frigate Mercedes. Production: Ministerio de Educación, Cultura y Deporte. Direction: Trueba, Javier. España, 2016, 24. Language: Castellano.

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In 1804, the Frigate Nuestra Señora de las Mercedes sank in the Battle of Cape of Santa María, next to the Gulf of Cadiz. The ship, laden with treasures from the Spanish crown, was partially pillaged by the "treasure-hunter" company Odyssey. After a lengthy dispute, the wreck is now owned by the Spanish state, which has allowed a scientific campaign to be launched using the very latest technology in order to discover the contents of the vessel.

Off FICAB. Place: Aquarium (Donostia-San Sebastián)

Monday, 21 November 2016

19:30. When Homo Sapiens made cinema. Production: MC4. Direction: Azéma, Marc Direction: Cuissot, Pascal. Francia, 2015, 52. Language: Francés.

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Is it crazy to say that cinema was invented in the Palaeolithic period, 20,000 years ago? A new interpretation of Paleolithic art paintings and engravings has shown that prehistoric artists were able to break down the movement of animals depicted on cave walls, as a primitive form of animation film. Not only that, they also had the ability to graphically express a story, a way of telling stories through sounds and images.

Official Section. Place: Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

20:20. The enigma of the Great Menhir. Production: MC4. Direction: Sorba, Marie-Anne Direction: Cazenave, Jean-Marc. Francia, 2016, 52. Language: Francés.

26_Grand_Menhir

7,000 years ago, the people of the Atlantic Coast erected thousands of megaliths, on which they carved mysterious signs. An international team of scientists, led by the Frenchman Serge Cassen, based on the great menhir of Er Grah (Brittany), has explored many of these gigantic constructions and has reached the conclusion that they contain a symbolic language, carved in stone.

Official Section. Place: Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

Tuesday, 22 November 2016

11:00. Experts go back in time: Prehistory of the Homo Sapiens . Production: Doncvoilà Production. Direction: Lyet, Pierre-Emmanuel . Francia, 2015, 4. Language: Francés..

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What better way to introduce Prehistory to children than a short animation, in which humour is not lacking. In this first chapter of a total of five, we will learn about the secrets of Homo Sapiens and the artistic manifestations of the Upper Palaeolithic. And in this fun way we will also learn about the work of archaeologists.

Educational Section. Place: Conference Hall Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

11:05. Antxieta group, passion for Archaeology . Production: Elhuyar Fundazioa. Direction: Leturia, Iñaki. España, 2015, 29. Language: Euskera.

30_Antxieta

The Antxieta Archaeology group was created some fifty years ago in Azpeitia. Since then, they have gone out every Sunday to prospect in the Urola Valley, in search of new archaeological sites. Among their findings are important enclaves of Basque Prehistory like Ekain cave, in which the Paleolithic paintings were located for the first time in 1968. One of its discoverers, Rafael Rezabal, tells us about this amazing discovery first-hand.

Educational Section. Place: Conference Hall Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

11:35. Experts go back in time: the Neolithic. Production: Doncvoilà Production. Direction: Lyet, Pierre-Emmanuel . Francia, 2015, 4. Language: Francés.

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Second chapter of this animated series giving us an enjoyable and educational introduction to history. This time, we will learn about the Neolithic period of Prehistory characterised by the start of agriculture and livestock farming.

Educational Section. Place: Conference Hall Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

11:40. Tracing our footsteps: the Gallo-Roman craftsman . Production: Tournez s´il vous plait. Direction: Molia, Agnès Direction: Lutz, Clémence. Francia, 2014, 26. Language: Francés.

54_Artesano_galorromano

With the Roman conquest of Gaul new ways of life came about. Local craftsmen who were highly technical qualified adapted to new needs, producing an unprecedented development. They were able to produce high-quality blown glass objects, mosaics, crockery, but also to erect notable stone constructions.

Educational Section. Place: Conference Hall Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

17:00. Victoria. Production: Aeschlimann, Erick. Direction: Donoso, Juan Pablo. Chile, 2014, 25. Language: Castellano.

40_Victoria

Victoria Castro is a prominent Chilean archaeologist who has spent over 40 years researching past and present societies of the Atacama Desert. With her, we will visit places like the pre-Hispanic villages of Toconce and Turi, the latter characterised for being one of the main Inca centres in the region.

CBA Section. Place: Carlos Blanco Aguinaga Cultural Centre

17:30. Home, sweet trapezoidal home. Production: Faculty of Dramatic Arts & Kvadrat, Belgrade. Direction: Popovic, Nenad. Serbia, 2015, 38. Language: Serbio.

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The Serbian site of Lepenski Vir is a benchmark in European prehistoric archaeology. Dated 8,000 years ago, it is a neolithic settlement showing the first signs of consolidated architecture. Interestingly, the excavated dwellings have a trapezoidal shape, which has given rise to different interpretations among archaeologists.

CBA Section. Place: Carlos Blanco Aguinaga Cultural Centre

19:00. Pompey Trophy. Production: Passé Simple. Production: Conseil Départemental des Pyrénées Orientales. Direction: Azéma, Marc Direction: Mattia, Georges. Francia, 2014, 14. Language: Francés.

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The Pompey Trophy was erected in the Eastern Pyrenees between 73-71 BC, to celebrate the triumph of the Roman general in the Sertorian Wars. Despite the importance of the monument, the interpretation of the ruins is complicated. To facilitate its interpretation, its appearance has been restored using images, which, based on archaeological research, allow its appearance to be recreated.

Official Section. Place: Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

19:15. Wall paintings of the roman necropolis in Cumae. Interdisciplinarity at the service of Archaeology. Production: Centre Jean Bérard. Production: Labez. Production: CNRS Images. Direction: Iannucci, Fulvio. Italia, 2015, 28. Language: Italiano.

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The Jean Bérard Centre in Naples began a multidisciplinary study in 2012 to document the exceptional wall paintings found in a monumental tomb from Roman times discovered in 2006, at the site of Cumae (Italy). The results obtained over the last three years bring new perspectives giving the mausoleum a second lease of life. The challenge is to get the best solution for the protection and enhancement of this heritage.

Official Section. Place: Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

19:45. Rotunda. Production: Ephorate of Antiquities of Thessaloniki. Direction: . Grecia, 2016, 12. Language: Griego.

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On the monument known as the Rotunda of Galerius, located in Thessaloniki (Greece), the restoration has recently been completed after almost forty years of work. The Roman emperor Galerius had this building built as his mausoleum, but he was never buried there. It was converted into a Christian church, at which point the beautiful early Christian mosaics were added, the true focus of this film.

Official Section. Place: Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

19:55. Secret nest of the Dynasty. Production: Media Promocja. Direction: Cozac, Zdzislaw. Polonia, 2014, 44. Language: Inglés.

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One of the biggest enigmas in the history of Poland is the origin of the Piast dynasty, whose first representative -Prince Mieszko I- founded the Polish state in the mid-tenth century. For years, researchers have been debating whether it was indigenous or whether it came from another place, like Scandinavia or Moravia. An interdisciplinary team of researchers, including archaeologists, biologists and computer scientists, using new techniques such as genetic analysis, are attempting to solve the mystery.

Official Section. Place: Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

Wednesday, 23 November 2016

11:00. The warrior people of Vasconia. Production: Signo Digital. Direction: Venero, Josu. España, 2015, 58. Language: Euskera.

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More than 2,000 years ago, in the middle of the Iron Age, the territory of Euskal Herria was inhabited by different peoples, like the Vascones, the Varduli or the Caristii. For a long time, this final stage of Prehistory was a forgotten story. It was thought that these tribes were primitive and nomadic people, but they were actually an advanced and fully developed people, who built walled settlements and were grouped into large towns.

Educational Section. Place: Conference Hall Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

17:00. Helena. Production: Aeschlimann, Erick. Direction: Donoso, Juan Pablo. Chile, 2014, 22. Language: Chile.

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Helena Horta, a specialist in the analysis of pre-Hispanic designs, is currently investigating the meaning of the decoration of the different objects used by the ancient inhabitants of the Salar de Atacama for consumption of hallucinogenic substances. Her analysis has allowed her to make progress in understanding the cosmovision and beliefs of these people.

CBA Section. Place: Carlos Blanco Aguinaga Cultural Centre

17:30. The dawn of the Etruscans. Aspects and evidences of the Villanovan Culture . Production: Istituto per i Beni Artistici Culturali e Naturali della Regione Emilia-Romagna. Direction: Re, Corrado. Italia, 2014, 25. Language: Italiano.

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Etruscan culture is deep-rooted in the Villanovian world that was developed in northern Italy during the early Iron Age. It was a hierarchical society with a warrior elite, high religious beliefs and a funerary ritual characterised by the practice of cremation.

19:00. Discovering the temple of Amenhotep III. Production: Mission des Amis des Colosses de Memnon. Direction: Chènè, Antoine. Francia, 2016, 55. Language: Francés.

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An archaeological excavation, formed by an international team, brings back to life the temple of Amenhotep III in Luxor, one of the most impressive assemblages of the times of the Egyptian pharaohs. The Colossi of Memnon that marked the entrance of the complex were already known, but as the work was carried out they discovered monumental-sized sculptures, more than a hundred representations of Sekhmet, the lioness goddess, sphinxes, royal statues and many other wonders.

Official Section. Place: Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

20:00. Roman mining technology: the gold of Tresminas. Production: Arqueohoje. Direction: Lamy, Rui Pedro. Portugal, 2015, 20. Language: Portugués.

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In northern Portugal there is one of the most important gold mining areas of the entire Roman Empire. The impressive evidence of this exploitation and the technology used in it can still be seen in the area. Huge open-pit cuts, deep galleries and a complex hydraulic network of channels that still impress for their size and condition. Much of the most valuable currency of first and second-century AD Rome was minted with the gold mined in this mining area.

Official Section. Place: Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

20:20. Marly, the Sun King´s lost castle . Production: Gedeon Programmes. Direction: Lossignol, Frédéric Direction: Marmol, Laurent. Francia, 2015, 52. Language: Francés.

48_Marly The domain of Marly, located near Versailles (France) has been subject to further archaeological research. In underground areas of what was once the castle, evidence has appeared of its decoration and daily life inside, when it was inhabited in the times of Louis XIV. The monarch took refuge at this place many times during the final years of his life, to get away from the pomp of the court. 300 years after his death, these excavations are a unique opportunity to discover the history of this royal residence.

Official Section. Place: Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

Thursday, 24 November 2016

11:00. Virtual reconstruction of the Iberian Temple of La Alcudia de Elche. Direction: Peña Domínguez, Pedro Direction: . España, 2015, 5. Language: .

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This film is another example of the educational value of reconstruction and virtual recreation in Archaeology. This case presents the Iberian Temple of La Alcudia de Elche, exactly as it was in the period ranging from the fifth century BC to the third century AD. The recreation shows the latest contributions of scientific research on the building's structure to contribute to the dissemination and enhancement.

Educational Section. Place: Conference Hall Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

11:05. Experts go back in time: the Gauls. Production: Doncvoilà Production. Direction: Lyet, Pierre-Emmanuel . Francia, 2015, 4. Language: Francés.

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In the third instalment of this animation series, the ancient Gauls are the main focus. Who were the inhabitants of what is known today as France? What did they do and what were their villages like? What can archaeologists find when they excavate a Gallic site?

Educational Section. Place: Conference Hall Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

11:10. Experts go back in time: Roman Gaul. Production: Doncvoilà Production. Direction: Lyet, Pierre-Emmanuel . Francia, 2015, 4. Language: Francés.

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The incorporation of the Gallic territories to the Roman Empire gave rise to a mixture of the indigenous culture and the culture imported by the conquerors. This fourth instalment of the animated series "Experts go back in time" provides an insight into Roman Gaul.

Educational Section. Place: Conference Hall Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

11:15. The wooden wall. Direction: Loven, Bjorn Direction: . Dinamarca, 2015, 9. Language: Inglés.

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With drawings it presents the naval base and port of Piraeus on which the power of the polis of Athens was based; all in the context of the decisive battle of Salamis, a momentous episode of the Greco-Persian Wars that pitted Greeks against Persians.

Educational Section. Place: Conference Hall Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

11:25. Tracing our footsteps: the winegrower. Production: Tournez s´il vous plait. Direction: Molia, Agnès Direction: Lutz, Clémence. Francia, 2014, 26. Language: Francés.

55_Vigneron

Since the Greek era and especially during Roman times, viticulture spread across Gaul, which was carpeted with vineyards. As wine lovers, the Romans imported their Mediterranean vines but also their farming and winemaking techniques. The Gallic productions were exported across the empire and the volume of production of that time has only been surpassed by modern times. What were the Gallo-Roman winegrowers like?

Educational Section. Place: Conference Hall Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

17:00. Flora. Production: Donoso, Juan Pablo. Direction: Chamorro, Andrea. Chile, 2014, 22. Language: Castellano.

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Chilean archaeologist Flora Vilches presents this documentary that helps us to explore the recent past of San Pedro de Atacama, investigating the ways in which its inhabitants began to associate with the emergence of large-scale mining of saltpetre and copper, from the late nineteenth century. Using the analysis of materials, new clues are found for understanding the adaptation of the people of San Pedro de Atacama to the changes caused by mining capitalism.

CBA Section. Place: Carlos Blanco Aguinaga Cultural Centre

17:30. A gigantic jigsaw puzzle: the Epicurean inscription of Diogenes of Oinoanda. Production: The Middle East Technical University of Ankara. Direction: Güveloğlu, Nazim. Turquía, 2012, 32. Language: Inglés, turco.

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The ancient Greek city of Enoanda, in modern Turkey, still holds important archaeological remains. But what really made it famous among archaeologists and historians is an inscription that is considered the largest of the ancient world - it is eighty metres long! Its authorship is attributed to Diogenes of Oenoanda and it contains the most significant parts of Epicureanism, a philosophical current that advocated the search for a happy life through pleasures. The reconstruction of the text, broken into multiple fragments, has become a real puzzle for archaeologists.

CBA Section. Place: Carlos Blanco Aguinaga Cultural Centre

19:00. El Dorado of Panama. Production: Wanda Films. Direction: Novoa, José Manuel. España, 2016, 52. Language: Castellano.

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The recent discovery of a sacred necropolis, in the region of El Cano in Panama, where the chieftains of the Coclé culture were buried, has attracted exceptional interest among the international scientific community. This film reveals the history of this enigmatic people, who buried their leaders with stunning funerary objects filled with gold pieces.

Official Section. Place: Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

19:50. Naachtun, forgotten Mayan city . Production: Films A Cinq. Production: Fourchardière, Martin de la . Direction: Bégoin, Stéphane. Francia, 2016, 96. Language: Francés.

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In the heart of the Guatemalan jungle, an international team of scientists excavated Naachtun for the first time, the last city of the Maya golden age. Isolated for weeks, with their work the archaeologists discover the reasons for the exceptional longevity of this city, which survived for 200 years after the collapse of its thriving neighbours.

Official Section. Place: Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

Friday, 25 November 2016

11:00. Roma outside Rome. Production: Altair4 Multimedia. Direction: Galifi, Pietro Direction: Moretti, Stefano. Italia, 2015, 15. Language: .

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Infographic reconstruction is one of the most effective ways of understanding what the ancient cities and monuments looked like. This time, we present the recreation of four sites from the Roman period in Italy: The port of Rome in Ostia; the Basilica of Constantine at Aquileia; the Roman Forum in the city of Brixia, now Brescia, and the Villa del Colombarone in Pesaro.

Educational Section. Place: Conference Hall Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

11:15. Tracing our footsteps: the Gallo-Roman traveller. Production: Tournez s´il vous plait. Direction: Molia, Agnès Direction: Laville, Nathalie. Francia, 2014, 26. Language: Francés.

56_Voyageur

With the arrival of the Romans, Gaul witnessed a great development in means of transport that would radically alter society: products circulate, but so do information, beliefs and technology. Travellers, bringers of new developments, actively participate in the unity and wealth of Gallo-Roman civilisation.

Educational Section. Place: Conference Hall Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

11:45. Pompeii: the domus of Julius Polibius. Production: Altair4 Multimedia. Direction: Galifi, Pietro Direction: Moretti, Stefano. Italia, 2015, 10. Language: .

24_Polybius

Pompeii is an archaeological site that is always full of surprises and new interpretive proposals. In this case, it is the infographic reconstruction of one of the most important homes: the house of Julius Polybius. This Roman domus comes back to life thanks to the most advanced digital reconstruction techniques.

Educational Section. Place: Conference Hall Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

11:50. Experts go back in time: Early Middle Ages. Production: Doncvoilà Production. Direction: Lyet, Pierre-Emmanuel . Francia, 2015, 4. Language: Francés.

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Last episode of this animated series in which, with the help of cartoons, we travel through time in an educational way. The medieval period is the focus and the archaeologists present the most significant aspects of the society of that time.

Educational Section. Place: Conference Hall Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

17:00. Chambord: the castle, the king and the architect. Production: Gedeon Programmes. Direction: Jampolsky, Marc. Francia, 2015, 92. Language: Francés.

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Chambord Castle is one of the most reputable of heritage sites in the Loire Valley, France. Some of the keys points to its construction have remained unresolved for almost 500 years. Little is known, to date, of its origins and the meaning of its unusual architecture. Maybe Leondardo da Vinci, who settled in the region on the request of King Francis I, had something to do with its individual design? Research, including updated technology and archaeological excavations, will present new answers.

CBA Section. Place: Carlos Blanco Aguinaga Cultural Centre

19:00. The modern discovery of the Country of Magan. Production: Visor Audiovisual S.L.. Direction: Cid, Víctor. España, 2016, 20. Language: Castellano.

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The mysterious and still unknown country of Magan, mentioned in Mesopotamian texts, occupied the current region of Sharjah thousands of years ago. A team led by the Autonomous University of Madrid has been working since 1994 in this territory located in the heart of the United Arab Emirates. Their research has enabled some of the most important historical and archaeological finds from the Middle East.

Official Section. Place: Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

19:20. Saving Mes Aynak. Production: Kartemquin Educational Films. Direction: Huffman, Brent E. . Estados Unidos, 2014, 60. Language: Afgano.

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The archaeological site of Mes Aynak in Afghanistan is in serious danger, threatened by Taliban attacks and by the exploitation of a copper mine by a Chinese company. It was only possible to excavate 10% of this unique 2,000-year-old site which has key information to redefine the history of Afghanistan and Buddhism. But the conflict between economic developmentalism, preservation of culture and heritage reaches unanticipated dimensions at this site.

Official Section. Place: Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

20:20. Angkor, between the earth and the sky. Production: Gedeon Programmes. Direction: Horn, Olivier. Francia, 2015, 52. Language: Francés.

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The prodigious stone vestiges of the Khmer empire and its capital Angkor are known to all. But what do we know of the neighbouring populations who inhabited the region between the ninth and fifteenth centuries? What were the daily life, customs and religious beliefs of these people? The extension of Siem Reap International Airport has allowed archaeologists to carry out a preventive excavation that will answer many of these questions.

Official Section. Place: Amaia K.Z. (Irun)

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