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The Davanzali necropolis of Numana (AN). From the archaeological context to the virtual environment
No full textThe paper focuses on the issues of archaeological interpretation of the Quagliotti-Davanzali necropolis of Numana (AN) in relation to the virtual reconstruction of the context. The first step of this process is the reconstruction of the necropolis at the time of the excavation. This reconstruction is realized through the analysis and elaboration of the wide archival documentation produced during the archaeological campaigns. The study then focuses on the archaeological analysis of some specific sectors of the necropolis and on how digital models can effectively support this investigation. The limits and the potentialities of the experimented methods for the creation of the models are subsequently highlighted. Finally, a reflection is proposed on the future perspectives of the project in relation to the overall study of the necropolis, with a preliminary application of 3D modelling on the entire funerary area, in particular in its last phase of attendance. Indeed, for this last stage an optimal interpolation between the excavation data and the new research carried out in the field can be achieved, with a view to an integrated reading and a consequent virtual representation of the ancient funerary landscape
Dati acquisiti e nuove prospettive di ricerca sul sistema insediativo della città portuale di Spina
No full textWith the purpose of initiating a systematic study of the landscape of the Etruscan port of Spina and investigating the
internal articulation of the settlement and the relationship between its various functional areas, a new research project
of the University of Bologna (EOS Project) has recently been launched. The present contribution aims to outline the
methodological premises of the investigation and to present its preliminary results, as well as future prospects. It will focus
in particular on the possibilities offered by the analysis of aerial photography and the integration of several non-invasive
archaeological methods (remote and proximal sensing, geophysics, field survey) in the geomorphological analysis and in
the reconstruction of the ancient landscape
Non-invasive procedures for the evaluation of pre-Roman burial sites: new case studies from the Mid-Adriatic area
No full textThe paper focuses on several sites in the northern Marche region identified by the presence
of circular traces detected by remote sensing and tentatively interpreted as funerary monuments
of the pre-Roman period. After a brief overview of this characteristic type of archaeological
evidence, the results of recent field activities aimed at studying these sites with an integrated
approach, including remote and proximal sensing, geophysics and field survey, are presented.
The final aim is the theorisation of operational intervention protocols, functional for both
territorial research and the safeguarding of the buried archaeological heritage, as part of a
prevention strategy based on the non-invasive characterisation of contexts
I reperti metallici: nn 1 (schiniere) e 4 (ascia)
No full textIl racconto di una scoperta archeologica attraverso immagini, disegni, fotografie d'autore e una selezione di reperti restaurati. La tomba di un principe-guerriero torna in luce in località Nevola a Corinaldo, in provincia di Ancona, durante indagini archeologiche preventive e grazie al lavoro sinergico di istituzioni e soggetti coinvolti nelle operazioni. Protagonisti della storia sono la collaborazione multidisciplinare, le tecnologie di indagine non invasiva del sottosuolo, la cultura materiale picena con un tesoro risalente al VII secolo a.C. e le persone impegnate sul campo e in laboratorio: studenti, ricercatori universitari, funzionari pubblici e professionisti del restauro. Tra gli oggetti recuperati vi sono simboli del potere politico, militare ed economico del leader celebrato dalla grande sepoltura delimitata da fossato circolare e con probabile tumulo o accumulo di copertura, inequivocabili espressioni di rango aristocratico e di una ritualità funeraria dal forte portato ideologico. Le due schede di catalogo dell'autore presentano alcuni dei reperti metallici esemplificativi del corredo ancora in fase di restauro
Nuove metodologie per lo studio delle necropoli di Numana
No full textIl contributo espone i primi risultati della sperimentazione di diverse tecniche multimediali nell’ambito del progetto
riguardante la necropoli Quagliotti-Davanzali di Numana. Lo studio si focalizza in particolare sulla modellazione 3D
come strumento per la ricostruzione dei paesaggi funerari antichi e sulla fotogrammetria applicata allo studio dei ritrovamenti ceramiciThe paper displays the first results of the experimentation of various multimedia techniques as part of the project
concerning the Quagliotti-Davanzali necropolis of Numana. The research focuses on 3D modeling as a tool for the reconstruction of ancient funerary landscape and on photogrammetry applied to the study of pottery finds
Nuove metodologie per lo studio delle necropoli di Numana
No full textIl contributo espone i primi risultati della sperimentazione di diverse tecniche multimediali nell’ambito del progetto
riguardante la necropoli Quagliotti-Davanzali di Numana. Lo studio si focalizza in particolare sulla modellazione 3D
come strumento per la ricostruzione dei paesaggi funerari antichi e sulla fotogrammetria applicata allo studio dei ritrovamenti ceramiciThe paper displays the first results of the experimentation of various multimedia techniques as part of the project
concerning the Quagliotti-Davanzali necropolis of Numana. The research focuses on 3D modeling as a tool for the reconstruction of ancient funerary landscape and on photogrammetry applied to the study of pottery finds
Problemi e prospettive di ricerca aerotopografica nella città etrusca di Spina (FE). Il caso della necropoli di Valle Pega
No full textThis paper moves from a recent research project started by the Chair
of Etruscology of the University of Bologna in 2020, with the intent
to investigate the internal articulation of the Etruscan settlement of
Spina and the relationship between its residential and funerary areas.
Among the numerous remote and proximal sensing activities recently
carried out during the project, was also undertaken an aerial photography
acquisition campaign using UAVs, whose results will be discussed
here.
Starting from the analysis of a substantial topographical documentation
(edited and unpublished) it was possible to arrive at a better definition
of the problems potentiality of this territory, which undergone
complex changes over the centuries, from the Etruscan times up to
the land reclamation of the last century.
The project allowed to verify on the field the most problematic aspects
that emerged from the analysis of previous documentation; the drone
photogrammetric survey activities, had the ultimate goal to better define
some topographical aspects not yet systematically investigated
and not otherwise documented.
The application of this methodology made it possible to contextualize
in a more precise way various evidences attributable to the Etruscan
center, in particular the necropolis of Valle Trebba and Valle Pega,
scarcely notes under the topographical profile and planimetric
articulation
Le attività dell'Università di Bologna
No full textScheda sintetica sulle attività dell'Università di Bologna a Spina nel biennio 2020-2021
Building materials and virtual models of the Etruscan city of Kainua
No full textThe paper aims to explain the analytical method used to virtually recreate the houses of the Etruscan city of Marzabotto. As stated in the title, the starting point of the process was the analysis conducted on the tangible archaeological evidence of building materials; these latter were fully integrated with data provided by the ancient sources and the latest technology. Next, the problems and the solutions adopted in order to recreate the houses are presented. In the last section the criteria used for the visual restitution of the unexcavated context of the ancient city are explained
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