Alba Comino
Biography
I am passionate about studying cultural manifestations and analysing historical processes, especially those related to human identity and memory from a gender perspective and the application of new technologies. I have a dual background in Archaeology and Musicology, focusing on Digital Humanities (DH). I believe that connecting different societies through their cultural heritage is just one of the possibilities offered by DH to promote tolerance, respect and admiration for different identities.
Research fields
- Digital humanities
- Archaeology
- Gender
- Identity
Selected publications
- Garrido, Raquel Liceras, Alba Comino & Patricia Murrieta Flores. “Mujeres en el Catálogo Monumental de España: discursos arqueológicos sobre Prehistoria y Edad del Hierro en las provincias de Ávila, Soria y Burgos,” Complutum 33 (2022): 269-288. [link] 🔓
- Mira, Ignasi Grau & Alba Comino Comino. “Mujeres en los modelos sociales y las estructuras de poder del sureste de Iberia (siglos V-IV a. n. e.): una lectura desde los espacios funerarios,” Trabajos de Prehistoria 78 (2021): 309–324. [link] 🔓
- Comino, Alba & Raquel Liceras Garrido, “El reflejo de la Mostra Internazionale de 1911 en la prensa española,” in Patrimonio Arqueológico español en Roma. “Le Mostre Internazionali di Archeologia” de 1911 y 1937 como Instrumentos de Memoria Histórica, edited by Trinidad Tortosa Rocamora, 525-539. Rome: L’Erma di Bretschneider, 2019. [link]
- Comino, Alba Comino & Trinidad Tortosa Rocamora, “Del pretexto al contexto: el santuario de La Luz (Verdolay, Murcia). Nuevas reflexiones para el debate,” in El tiempo final de los santuarios ibéricos en los procesos de impacto y consolidación del mundo romano, edited by Trinidad Tortosa Rocamora e Sebastián F. Ramallo Asensio, 135-160. Madrid: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, 2017. [link]
Main projects
- Individual project “REWIND – Rereading European Cultural Heritage in Latin American Women Writers’ Travel Literature of the early 20th century: contrasting testimonies to build inclusive historical discourses” — Hosted by the IHC and funded by the European Commission (Marie Sklowdowska Curie Actions, Individual Fellowship, Grant agreement ID 101090327). 2023-2024 [link]
- Researcher in the project “Reinventando los museos de arqueología y antropología. La visibilización de los grupos marginados por la historia. Construyendo una sociedad igualitaria” — Coordinated by Lourdes Prados (Universidad Autonoma de Madrid) and funded by the State Research Agency (Spain). 2021-2024
- Researcher in the project “Goodbye reading glasses: a Machine Learning experiment on handwritten documents” — Coordinated by Raquel Liceras Garrido (Lancaster University). 2019-2020 [link]
- Researcher in the project “Transformación y continuidad en la Contestania y Bastetania ibéricas (s. III a. C. – I d. C.). La imagen y los procesos religiosos como elementos de identidad” — Coordinated by Trinidad Tortosa (CSIC) and funded by the State Research Agency (Spain, HAR2009-13141). 2010-2014
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