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The SELECT <\/strong> project (Erasmus+ Key Action 2, 2020-2023) aimed to improve the study of ancient history and geography through the multidisciplinary, multi-layered, interactive and easy-to-learn ATLAS<\/strong> of the cultures of ancient Europe before Romanisation. Ancient peoples outside the Greco-Roman world are the \u2018minorities of the past\u2019, whose heritage is often neglected by the education system. ATLAS<\/strong> provides European citizens with an overview of Europe\u2019s most ancient heritage, which has been objectified on a map, a powerful visual tool for learning about the past. The map refers to a territory that, in the present as in the past, is constantly developing and changing its borders. <\/p>\n The main OBJECTIVES<\/strong> of SELECT<\/strong> were two: – Fornire ai sistemi educativi europei uno strumento di autoapprendimento per lo studio del mondo antico, potenziando allo stesso tempo le loro competenze digitali. Come suggerito dalle linee guida europee “New Skills Agenda for Europe” (2016), in una societ\u00e0 digitale in continua evoluzione il sistema educativo \u00e8 fortemente incoraggiato a sviluppare competenze di apprendimento autonomo e di auto-orientamento. L’importanza del patrimonio culturale digitale nella costruzione delle competenze del XXI secolo \u00e8 stata recentemente sottolineata da Europeana e dalla European Schoolnet Academy. In questo quadro, lo sviluppo di un ATLAS completo delle lingue, delle scritture e delle culture dell’Europa antica sosterr\u00e0 l’apprendimento autonomo dei cittadini pi\u00f9 giovani su questi temi.<\/p>\n The project partnership was composed of high-profile research and educational institutions and technology SMEs with validated competences in the fields required by the project. The partners were the three universities of Genoa (IT), Zaragoza (SP) and Poznan (PL), two research centres, Ausonius-CNRS (FR) and Alteritas (IT), two high schools, in \u015awidnik (PL) and El Pont de Suert (SP), and two technology partners, F|E|F (FI) and NCLOUD (IT). The project had three associated partners: the Mus\u00e9e Champollion de l\u2019\u00c9criture in Figeac (FR), the Sistema Bibliotecario Universitario della Regione Liguria (I) and the French Association of Classical Humanities Teachers CNARELA. <\/p>\n Alteritas team:<\/p>\n
\u2013 To increase in European citizenship a deeper awareness of the common European culture outside the Greco-Latin world. The SELECT project took as its utmost importance the reconstruction of the overall historical geography of the peoples settled in ancient Europe, who left a written mark of their presence. The chronological span extends from the oldest written documents from the 8th century B.C. to the era of Romanisation (2nd-1st century B.C.). The geographical area covered includes all European countries where written documents in the chronological framework indicated above are known: Spain, Portugal, France, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Slovenia, Greece (excluding Greek dialects) and European Turkey. <\/p>\n