528 research outputs found

    Anfore con graffiti da Palazzo Busetti

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    In questa sede si sono analizzati due graffiti ponderali incisi rispettivamente su una Lamboglia 2 e su un'anfora di produzione adriatica provenienti dallo scavo di Palazzo Busetti a Reggio Emili

    Il cimitero ebraico di Conegliano. Luce eterna sul col Cabalàn

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    Questo libro, dedicato al cimitero ebraico di Conegliano, rappresenta l’ottavo volume della collana del Corpus Epitaphiorum Hebraicorum Italiae (CEHI) dopo i sette apparsi per Giuntina. Il libro, dopo alcune presentazioni, si apre con una prefazione di Giuliano Tamani, in cui traccia il contesto storico nel quale visse la comunità ebraica di Conegliano, il suo importante ruolo nel panorama italiano e menziona alcuni noti personaggi ebrei che ne hanno fatto parte nel corso del tempo; segue una nota di Mauro Perani, nella quale presenta anche un bifoglio del Talmud Babilonese trovato in una legatura dell’Archivio Municipale Vecchio di Conegliano. Lidia Busetti, nel suo contributo storico, descrive le vicissitudini dei terreni di inumazione degli ebrei di Conegliano nel cimitero ebraico posto sul panoramico colle Cabalàn. Nella parte centrale del volume è pubblicato per la prima volta il testo ebraico e la relativa traduzione italiana, con note e citazioni, di tutte le lapidi ad oggi conservate nell’area cimiteriale, in ordine cronologico secondo l’anno di morte del defunto. Antonio Spagnuolo, Mauro Perani e Lidia Busetti curano l’edizione dei 118 epitaffi, la maggioranza completi e alcuni frammentari, compresi tra il 1571 e il 1882. Molti epitaffi, oltre alla parte in prosa che descrive le vicende della morte del defunto, contengono veri e propri poemi che, con complessi schemi metrici in rima e ritmo, tessono le lodi e descrivono i meriti del trapassato. Ogni epigrafe è corredata da una breve descrizione della struttura architettonica, proposta in una fotografia in bianco e nero, per poterne vedere le raffinate decorazioni, i vari stemmi gentilizi e l’attuale stato di conservazione. Imprescindibile ausilio per uno studio incrociato o di natura prosopografica sono gli indici dei nomi dei defunti e di loro eventuali parenti menzionati, in italiano e in ebraico, in quella che è stata felicemente definita da Luisella Mortara una Anagrafe incisa nella pietra. A conclusione del volume, Lidia Busetti offre un interessante approfondimento di natura biografica, rintracciando, attraverso numerose fonti documentarie edite, una grande quantità di informazioni circa la vita e i mestieri degli ebrei coneglianesi defunti e ivi ricordati nelle loro pietre sepolcrali. Il testo è alternato a varie sezioni fotografiche che arricchiscono una piacevole lettura. Dopo le parti introduttive, seguono alcune splendide fotografie di Conegliano e del suo cimitero, opera di fotografi professionali, mentre dopo i testi degli epitaffi, il lettore può vedere l’apparato fotografico di tutte le stele funerarie.The volume is the eighth that appears in the series of the Corpus Epitaphiorum Hebraicorum Italiae (CEHI) and is dedicated to the Jewish Cemetery of Conegliano, located on the panoramic Colle Cabalan

    Bolli su anfore rodie dagli scavi di Palazzo Busetti

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    In questa sede si presenta un interessante nucleo di bolli su anfore vinarie di produzione rodia riferibili ai periodi V e VI (seconda metà II sec. a.C.-inizi I sec. a.C.) e rinvenuti durante gli scavi presso Palazzo Busetti a Reggio Emilia

    La notifica degli incidenti nella cybersecurity italiana. Un’analisi sull’efficacia e l’apprendimento post-attacco

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    This article aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the incident notification tool, a key component of post-incident recovery in Italian cybersecurity policy. The article presents a theory-based evaluation using the realist synthesis method to reconstruct the assumptions underlying the tool’s operation and test its implementation. Our results reveal that the tool's effectiveness is based on its dual role as an alerting system and a learning mechanism. However, its performance varies, depending on factors such as the ability of the actors involved and the capacity of the administrations. Recommendations are proposed to improve the design and implementation of the tool, emphasising the need for corrective measures to ensure its effectiveness in both alerting and facilitating post-incident learning

    ANALYSIS OF THE EVOLUTION OF ANTHROPOGENIC COASTLINE ADVANCE BETWEEN MONFALCONE AND MUGGIA (NE ADRIATIC SEA) OVER THE LAST 200 YEARS IN A GIS ENVIRONMENT

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    Coasts are land–ocean interfaces of high environmental and economic value. They are the most affected areas by urban settlements and economic and productive activities, and suffer from increasing anthropogenic pressure. About 10% of the world's population currently lives in coastal areas less than 10 m above sea level, and 40% within 100 km of the coast (UN indicators: http://www.un.org/esa/sustdev/natlinfo/indicators/methodology_sheets). The anthropization process has significantly modified and altered the natural and environmental characteristics of the coastal system, affecting the structure of natural ecosystems, the quality and quantity of natural resources and changing the landscape from natural to anthropic. In Italy, the morphology of the peninsula and its geographical position in the center of the Mediterranean make the coastal areas an extraordinary resource, both from an environmental, economic and cultural point of view. The Italian coastal area is highly anthropized, with 34% of the Italian population living permanently in coastal cities (ISTAT, 2022). The Italian coastline is about 8,300 km long, 13% of which is made up of artificial structures such as ports, hydraulic and coastal protection structures. In the last 20 years, 5 km of natural coastline has been lost every year due to the construction of new artificial structures (ISPRA, 2020). The study area is located in the Gulf of Trieste, a shallow semi-enclosed sea of about 500 km2 in the north-eastern Adriatic Sea, in the Italian region of Friuli Venezia Giulia (FVG). The FVG coastline are 111 km long, and the 55.4 % is highly anthropized (Fig. 1) (Zanchini et al, 2017). In the northern part of the gulf the coasts are characterised by beaches of fine or pebbly sand. In the eastern part, the coast is rocky, with narrow, pebbly and gravelly beaches (Brambati and Catani,1988), constituted by Eocene marls and sandstone of the Trieste formation and Cretaceous and Paleocene limestones. The coastal area near Trieste has been heavily modified by anthropogenic interventions that have altered both the natural coastline and the seabed. The southern part has rock coasts at the foot of abrasion escarpments, with several bays, such as those of Koper and Muggia. The aim of the study is to evaluate and quantify the evolution and the changes (advances) of the coastline and the consequent loss of the marine (littoral) environment and ecosystem between Monfalcone and Muggia, where the coastline is predominantly rocky, caused by anthropic activities over the last 200 years. To carry out the analysis, a series of historical charts of the study area from the last 200 years were collected. After georeferencing the charts, the past coastlines were digitized and compared with the current ones using the Geographic Information System (GIS). For example, Fig. 1 shows two of the past digitized coastlines, the one from 1922 and the one from 1927. The whole evolution of the coastline was analyzed, relating each change to the cause that produced it and the time period in which it occurred. The analysis highlighted that in some areas the advances caused by human activity were even hundreds of meters, mainly due to the construction of infrastructures, ports and industrial settlements. The only retreated section was in the Bay of Muggia (Fig. 1), where the changes were caused by the construction of a navigable canal. A good understanding of the rates of historical changes is a prerequisite for effective coastal zone management. Only by examining the risks and potential consequences it is possible to find high-quality and innovative solutions to protect the coasts and the social and economic activities based on them

    Group B Streptococcus prevalence in pregnant women from North-Eastern Italy advantages of a screening strategy based on direct plating plus broth enrichment

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    To assess the sensitivity of a combined selective broth enrichment technique plus selective plating for the detection of group B streptococcus (GBS) colonisation in a large cohort of pregnant women from North-Eastern Italy 5020 pregnant women were screened between the 35th and the 37th week of gestation during 2002–2005. 901 Women (17.9%) were positive for GBS. On 728 positive samples, corresponding to patients enrolled between 2003 and 2005, the results of selective direct plating and selective broth enrichment were compared. A total of 561 (77.1% of positive samples, corresponding to 13.9% of patients) were positive on direct selective agar; an additional 167 isolates (22.9% of samples, 4.1% of patients) were recovered from the LIM broth subculture. The prevalence of GBS carriage in this study is a reliable estimate considering the sensitivity of the methods used, the rate of attendance of pregnant women to clinical and laboratory settings and the compliance to the protocol
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