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  DOMENECH BELDA, CAROLINA

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Domenech Belda, Carolina

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Current professional activity

Position:
CATEDRATICO/A DE UNIVERSIDAD
Dept.
Institutes:
I.U. INVESTIGACION ARQ. Y PATR. HIST.
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Academic background

  • DOCTORADO EN ANTIGÜEDAD
    Centro de Estudios de Doctorado y Posgrado (20/12/1997)
  • Máster en Estudios Euro-árabes
    Facultad de Filosofía y Letras. Universidad de Alicante (01/01/1990)
  • Grado de Licenciado.
    Universidad de Alicante. (01/12/1989)
  • Licenciado en Filosofía y Letras. Historia.
    Universidad de Alicante. (01/06/1987)

Dr Domenech Belda is Professor of Archaeology and director of INAPH – University Institute for Research in Archaeology and Historical Heritage at the University of Alicante. Scientific director of the La Alcudia site in Elche. Master in Euro-Arab Studies from the University of Alicante, Diploma in Hieroglyphic Egyptian from the San Vicente Ferrer Faculty of Theology in Valencia. Scholarship holder for the Training of Research Personnel of the Ministry of Education and Science between 1990 and 1994 and PhD since 1997. She has coordinated the Master in Archaeology and Integrated Heritage Management at the University of Alicante from 2012 to 2016.

She is a specialist in Islamic Numismatics, a field in which she has focused most of her research activity, which extends to post-classical archaeology. She has a good number of publications in the main journals of the discipline and a relevant list of book chapters and monographs. She is part of the editorial and scientific board of several specialized journals. She has participated in several research projects and has been the principal investigator of two national i+D+i projects: The place of things: relationship between material culture and built spaces in the light of archaeology (6th-14th centuries) (HAR2015-67111-P) and Context as a tool: scales of application in the processes of change in the Early Middle Ages (PID2019-108192GB-I00) of the Ministry of Science and Innovation.

He has extensive teaching experience in bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees, as well as in coordinating groups of professors and teaching innovation activities. He has directed five doctoral theses and numerous final degree projects. He has also coordinated and organized knowledge transfer and dissemination activities.