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Mr. Vlad-Andrei Lazarescu

PhD

Researcher - ACADEMIA ROMANA FILIALA CLUJ

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Curriculum Vitae (05/04/2024)

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Long-distance Contacts between the Carpathian Basin and the Western Provinces during the Migration Period (4th-6th Centuries AD). Call name:
PN-III-P1-1.1-MC-2018-1281 2018 - 2018

Role in this project: Project coordinator

Coordinating institution: ACADEMIA ROMANA FILIALA CLUJ

Project partners: ACADEMIA ROMANA FILIALA CLUJ (RO)

Affiliation: ACADEMIA ROMANA FILIALA CLUJ (RO)

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Roman military artillery on the northern frontier of Roman Dacia Call name:
PN-III-P1-1.1-MC-2017-1773 2017 - 2017

Role in this project: Project coordinator

Coordinating institution: ACADEMIA ROMANA FILIALA CLUJ

Project partners: ACADEMIA ROMANA FILIALA CLUJ (RO)

Affiliation: ACADEMIA ROMANA FILIALA CLUJ (RO)

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Seeing the Unseen. Landscape Archaeology on the Northern Frontier of the Roman Empire at Porolissum (Romania). Call name: Joint Applied Research Projects - PCCA-2011 call, Type 1
PN-II-PT-PCCA-2011-3.1-0924 2012 - 2016

Role in this project: Key expert

Coordinating institution: ACADEMIA ROMANA FILIALA CLUJ

Project partners: ACADEMIA ROMANA FILIALA CLUJ (RO); UNIVERSITATEA BABES BOLYAI (RO); INSTITUTUL DE CERCETARI BIOLOGICE CLUJ FILIALA A INCDSB BUCURESTI (RO)

Affiliation: ACADEMIA ROMANA FILIALA CLUJ (RO)

Project website: http://www.porolimes.ro

Abstract:

Today we assist to a fast and spectacular evolution of the research methods in archaeology. It is not only a matter of the technological progress which provided new and efficient instruments, but a revolution of the concepts, of the “philosophy” of archaeology. Traditional archaeology was based on a long-period excavation for main sites. But the scientific community desires faster and more consistent results as time goes by. On this basis were more and more used during the last years the non-destructive types of surveys, using aerial photographs, geomagnetic prospecting, georadar and electrical resistivity methods and last hour technology analysis based on satellite images. Results offered by these new surveying methods were impressive. At the same time the concept of “landscape archaeology” became more and more used. Archaeology in its attempt to record the material remains of the ancient communities, but also to create an understandable pattern for them was confronted with more questions concerning the landscape, the natural conditions and the natural resources which influenced the life of men in Antiquity. “Landscape archaeology” became a concept defining the global analyses of a site or of an area in a period of time. This new concept gave birth to new methods, the necessity of appealing to other disciplines, creating the multidisciplinary dimension of “landscape archaeology”. While traditional archaeology was uncovering the material remains of ancient human activity, the “landscape archaeology” is revealing data hidden to our normal seen.

Starting from this general background and from the identification of the poorer documented aspects we established the main objectives of the research project.

Crossing the boundaries. Remodeling cultural identities at the end of Antiquity in Central and Eastern Europe. A case study. Call name: Exploratory Research Projects - PCE-2011 call
PN-II-ID-PCE-2011-3-0158 2011 - 2016

Role in this project: Key expert

Coordinating institution: Academia Romana - Filiala Cluj-Napoca

Project partners: Academia Romana - Filiala Cluj-Napoca (RO)

Affiliation: Academia Romana - Filiala Cluj-Napoca (RO)

Project website: http://archaeoboundaries.ro

Abstract:

After the withdrawal of the Roman administration from Dacia, the economic and social aspects of the region have significantly changed. For approximately a century, essential cultural changes occurred on a huge area. Around AD 400 in the whole Carpathian Basin one can find a mixture of diverse cultural elements, which suggests an important dislocation of the old social framework. The study of the way in which the tribal communities lived and interacted with the Roman world is a subject not sufficiently exploited. In reality, the contact between the Roman and the barbarian world represented an essential historical process which later on gave birth to the medieval Europe as we know it. The novelty of such a project consists in a unitary approach of a subject analyzed in its historical and regional development as well as the attempt to identify some cultural patterns which can be applied to the realities of the region under study. Focusing upon the archaeological discoveries from a cultural anthropological and sociological perspective (for a better understanding of the mechanisms that determined the way in which human communities functioned) is also a new manner in which archaeology can be approached. The expected impact of the project for the scientific milieu implies the study for the first time of a geographical region still very little known, but situated in a crossroad point of different civilizations.

project title Call name: P 1 - SP 1.1 - Proiecte de mobilitate pentru cercetatori
PN-III-P1-1.1-MC-2018-1281 2018 -

Role in this project: Project coordinator

Coordinating institution: ACADEMIA ROMANA FILIALA CLUJ

Project partners: ACADEMIA ROMANA FILIALA CLUJ (RO)

Affiliation: ACADEMIA ROMANA FILIALA CLUJ (RO)

Project website:

Abstract:

project title Call name: P 1 - SP 1.1 - Proiecte de mobilitate pentru cercetatori
PN-III-P1-1.1-MC-2017-1773 2017 -

Role in this project: Project coordinator

Coordinating institution: ACADEMIA ROMANA FILIALA CLUJ

Project partners: ACADEMIA ROMANA FILIALA CLUJ (RO)

Affiliation: ACADEMIA ROMANA FILIALA CLUJ (RO)

Project website:

Abstract:

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