Archaeological plan of conservation as a resource for intercultural dialogue

One of the main questions in the intercultural dialogue on Cultural Heritage, and its plan of conservation, is if there are the conditions to use Cultural Heritage itself as an instrument for intercultural dialogue. If the intercultural dialogue is the ability to exchange experiences and to enhance instruments to solve problems, it is necessary that different cultural environments could have the ability to identify and to share the “same problems”. For these reasons, international training of young generation can represent an opportunity: from the transferring of methodologies and practices to the dialogue on the identification of Cultural Heritage. The present work presents international training and experience in archaeological places in the eastern part of Europe, as Chersonese, in Crimea and Durankulak, in Bulgaria. Furthermore, it is presented the planned project on the archaeological area at Viminacium in Serbia and the experience in the archaeological place in Nemi (Italy).