Coinciding with the millennium celebrations of the Taifa of Denia, the Archaeological Museum in the city contributes to the realization of a conference to be held in Ibiza on the relationship of the two cities during the Taifa.
With these days, which will be held in Ibiza from the 19 to the 23 in October, the aim is to disseminate the common cultural and historical link that both cities had during this period of our history, as explained by the Councilor for Culture, Rafa Carrió.
The municipal archaeologist Josep Antoni Gisbert, will participate as a speaker at this conference offering a conference entitled 20 October The sea of Dénia and Eivissa in the 11th and 12th centuries. Singings of commerce, devotions and wisdom.
Also on Friday 23, Gisbert will offer a presentation on the ceramics of Daniya and the Mediterranean in Ibiza in the 11th and 12th centuries. This work was an initiative of the archaeologist himself, who proposed to the director of the Archaeological Museum of Eivissa and Formentera to carry out a research work with two other archaeologists to document fifty pieces of Andalusian ceramics belonging to the funds of the Ibicencan museum and that had been two decades without check yourself
The program of the conference is completed with the conference Guillem Rosselló-Bordoy, advisor to the Department of Culture of Dénia for the commemoration of the millennium of the Taifa on Mujahid, the conquest of the Balearic Islands and Sardinia gestas in Dénia (19 October); Talk archaeologist Antoni Ferrer Abárzuza about the peopling of the time of Al-Andalus in Ibiza and Formentera (21 October) and a conference on the currency of the Taifa of Dénia in Eivissa and monetary circulation in the eleventh century, by Félix Retamero, of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona.
