USC is the lead in the work package Ritual and Narrative Heritage and will coordinate the communication of AntCom. Fellows will be enrolled in the Doctoral Programme in History, Geography and History of Art and will become part of CISPAC – Interuniversity Research Centre for Atlantic Cultural Landscapes. They will be working under the institutional umbrella of Síncrisis-Investigación en formas culturais, a transdisciplinary research cluster on archaeology and cultural studies presently including fourteen scholars working in the fields of archaeology, ancient and medieval history, art history and Latin literature. Since its creation in 2009, Síncrisis has received more than 3.000.000 € in competitive calls, awarded by both the Spanish Government and the Regional Government of Galicia.
