UQ 2022 2024 - 19 articles
Rome, Italy | 15–16 December 2022
Volume Editors:
Gabriele Ciccone, University of Rome Tor Vergata, Italy
Giuseppe Guarino, University of Bologna, Italy
On 15 and 16 December 2022, the Sala della Fortuna of the National Etruscan Museum of Villa Giulia in Rome hosted the second edition of the conference entitled “Una Quantum 2022: Open Source Technologies for Cultural Heritage, Cultural Activiti...
Starting in 2018, the PROMETHEUS H2020 project has been involved in the establishment of analysis methodologies for Cultural Heritage Routes (CHR) associated with historical architectural heritage. The project’s research activities have primari...
Reverse Archaeology is a digital method useful for rebuilding an old excavation from its documentation. It mainly involves passing data from analogical sheets to digital feature/tables or from older sources to new and open-source formats. The idea fo...
The project, developed by a team of Una Quantum, consists of the digital renovation of the Archaeological Civic Museum of the Municipality of Collelongo (AQ) through the realisation of its website. The action plan aimed to highlight the essential rol...
The term bioarchaeology refers to the study of archaeological remains of organic origin, including human and botanical remains, which are highly informative for reconstructing past human–environment relationships. However, they are not very tan...
This paper presents a methodological proposal in order to use marine geology data on sea level change through time, to reach an effective display of shoreline evolution in a form easily suitable by archaeologists, taking into account the need of reli...
In this paper, we present the application of established methodologies to innovatively investigate a soil block containing a human skeleton and metal artefacts (VII century BC) from the necropolis of Crustumerium near Rome. The chemical composition w...
“How far down can it see?” is one of the typical questions when it comes to UAV multispectral remote sensing for archaeology. Since the identification of buried remains is indirect through cropmarks observation, we asked ourselves how dee...
During the Ph.D. project titled Flying off-site: new investigation methodologies for the analysis of historical landscapes, QGIS was used as a workspace for the archaeogeographical analysis of the territory of Castronovo di Sicilia (PA). The interact...
Data science, deep learning, artificial intelligence, and automation processes are becoming increasingly central in most research fields and promise significant developments in each of them. For some time now, their paradigms have also entered the fi...
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