Proceedings, Volume 96, Issue 1

This paper discusses an experience developed as part of the 2021 Topographic Survey Workshop, organized by the Department of Cultural Heritage of Ravenna (University of Bologna) in the Roman city of Suasa (Castelleone di Suasa, AN), during which the...

Human mummies can often emotionally impact several people and affect the enhancement of territories. A new audience was born through the evolution of cultural tourism, as an example, in the case of the pop culture or fandom market, where tourism flow...

During the development of the digital archaeological map of the city of Ancona, in the Marche region, around 12,000 files were digitized relating to the documents associated with the individual archaeological contexts, coming from the administrative...

In recent years, 3D reconstruction has become an indispensable tool for archaeological research. 3D modeling software makes it possible to bring together and visualize different interpretative hypotheses simultaneously and to pose new questions that...

This poster delves into the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) with both the marketing and cultural heritage realms. By examining case studies, we elucidate AI’s pivotal role in personalizing consumer experiences within marketing. In t...

SH.AR.P.P. is a project conceived by the Digilab Research Centre of Sapienza University as a tool against the fragmentation of archaeological data for inquiry and the generalized public disregard toward the prehistory of the Italian Peninsula in favo...

Open resources are increasingly used in preventive archaeology, following a more general trend in society, with a useful and effective impact for this task. In fact, on the one hand, we are witnessing the definition of standards increasingly devoted...

One of the uses of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs)—also known as drones—in archaeology is aerial reconnaissance, and they are usually used to detect and record the features of archaeological sites. This article focuses on the application...

This paper focuses on a preliminary space-based detection protocol to identify proxy indicators useful to assess a specific threat to the archaeological heritage: quarry development. This research used diverse open-access satellite repositories offer...