VERA Platform_563 Horn container "Horn container decorated with an inscription framed by garlands and other vegetal motifs. A carved inscription reads: "Hunting place of His Excellency, the Marquess of Rodriga, Caleao, 16 11 21" ("Coto de caza de El Exmo. Sr. Marqu\u00e9s de la Rodriga, Caleao 16 11 21"). The inscription is accompanied by a hunting scene featuring a man riding a horse with a rifle, a chamois, and a dog." melendezenrique@uniovi.es 3D Object 3D University of St Andrews VERA Platform "Horn container decorated with an inscription framed by garlands and other vegetal motifs. A carved inscription reads: "Hunting place of His Excellency, the Marquess of Rodriga, Caleao, 16 11 21" ("Coto de caza de El Exmo. Sr. Marqu\u00e9s de la Rodriga, Caleao 16 11 21"). The inscription is accompanied by a hunting scene featuring a man riding a horse with a rifle, a chamois, and a dog." Paula Labrador, Enrique Meléndez y Santiago Rodríguez "The kick-off meeting for the Culturality project, bringing together all the partners to discuss the project and the activities taking place in the next four years." Meeting "Exhibition\r\nCurator: Llara Fuente Corripio \r\nAssistant curator: Yulia Ruzanova\r\nExhibition setup: Llara Fuente Corripio, Yulia Ruzanova and Enrique Melendez Galan\r\n" Event "Exhibition\r\nCurator: Llara Fuente Corripio \r\nAssistant curator: Yulia Ruzanova\r\nExhibition setup: Llara Fuente Corripio, Yulia Ruzanova and Enrique Melendez Galan\r\n" Event "All the Culturality partners met up in the Isle of Lewis to share their updates, next steps in the work packages, and participate in a workshop about project deliverables." Meeting "A wooden skiff (sgoth in Scottish Gaelic) traditional crafted in and for the waters around Ness, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides of Scotland. The boats were traditional fishing boats, particularly for line fishing, during the 19th century and until the early half of the twentieth century. Crafted by Matt Stokl, boatbuilder located in Ullapool, who is one of a few which specialise in building sgoths. " Movable Heritage "" Tour "" Tour "" Tour "" Tour "On 20th June 2025, Espacio Tormaleo is hosting a full-day event in Zarr\u00e9u (Dega\u00f1a, Asturias) as part of CULTURALITY. This event is part of the series called Rural Spot, which is organised by project partners in remote rural areas to foster knowledge exchange and community engagement through cultural heritage.\r\n\r\nThis edition, entitled \u201cRurales y Actuales\u201d, brings together local stakeholders, cultural professionals, and policy experts to explore key themes such as gender and culture, craftsmanship and innovation, and the links between cultural management and tourism. The programme includes expert presentations (some online), local discussion panels, and networking opportunities. The event is supported by the Dega\u00f1a Town Council and other local and regional institutions.\r\n\r\nThe day will close with a folktr\u00f3nica\/electrofolk DJ set by Castora Herz (Samain Music). All activities are free and open to the public, with refreshments and lunch included." Rural Spot "" Rural Spot "The Butt of Lewis Lighthouse is situated on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides. It was engineered by David Stevenson in 1862. The station\u2019s claim to fame, according to the Guinness Book of Records, is that it is the windiest spot in the UK." Tour "The Butt of Lewis Lighthouse is situated on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides. It was engineered by David Stevenson in 1862. The station\u2019s claim to fame, according to the Guinness Book of Records, is that it is the windiest spot in the UK." Tour "For five decades, Sue Blair has made unique ceramics interpreting the raw elements of the landscape in simple, striking forms." Tour "For five decades, Sue Blair has made unique ceramics interpreting the raw elements of the landscape in simple, striking forms." Tour "A Tour of the Woven in the Bone Studio." Tour "A Tour of the Woven in the Bone Studio." Tour "On May 15, 56 artisans and cultural practitioners, association members, and professionals from the tourism sector and Arvika Municipality gathered at Brunskog\u2019s heritage center in V\u00e4rmland to exchange ideas for activities, experiences, and methods that could bring new life to western V\u00e4rmland and its surroundings. \u201cThings Are Bubbling\u201d was part of Region V\u00e4rmland\u2019s #RuralSpot event for CULTURALITY." Rural Spot "On May 15, 56 artisans and cultural practitioners, association members, and professionals from the tourism sector and Arvika Municipality gathered at Brunskog\u2019s heritage center in V\u00e4rmland to exchange ideas for activities, experiences, and methods that could bring new life to western V\u00e4rmland and its surroundings. \u201cThings Are Bubbling\u201d was part of Region V\u00e4rmland\u2019s #RuralSpot event for CULTURALITY." Rural Spot "A RuralSpot in Scotland was held at Clan MacQuarrie Community Centre. Makers and stakeholders were invited to participate in discussions with the Culturality partners. Speakers from the Callanish Stones, Harris Tweed, and Tourism companies shared their experiences." Rural Spot "" Tour "" Tour "" Tour "" Tour "" Tour "" Tour "Glazed pottery painted with flower motifs, especially on the front area. This is combined with two\r\nbutterflies in a blend of green and blue. The decoration also extends to the top, around the mouth of\r\nthe piece, and around the base, with blue lines that contrast against the white color of the rest of the\r\nobject. This type of pottery, from the El Rayu (Siero) potter, originated in the 18th century, and was highly successful in the region of Asturias, playing a significant role in the development of a competitive pottery industry in the area." Movable Heritage "Called a Zapica, this jar was used to collect milk in mountainous areas. It is made of carved wood, with most of the decoration concentrated on the lid, where a geometric sun composed of angular shapes can be seen." Movable Heritage "The broken pieces of a corroded cast cauldron were found in 2013 during an excavation of a pre-Clearances longhouse in the Caen River Valley, in the Strath of Kildonan. The presence of tripod feet and looped swing handles suggests it was used over an open fire. It typically took the form of a witch's cauldron. A fragment was retrieved from within the wall next to the house entrance and possibly signifies a Highland tradition where iron was inserted into the house apertures, including doorways, fireplaces, and window sills, to prevent evil spirits from entering the home. " Movable Heritage "" Movable Heritage "" Movable Heritage "" Movable Heritage "" Movable Heritage 43.53689604607413 -5.634997934103013 43.15548997424733