Archeologia e Calcolatori, 32.1, 2021

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Year of printing: 2021
ISBN: 9788892850569
e-ISBN: 9788892850576

Description

Volume 32.1 is divided into two parts. The first includes the articles proposed annually to the journal by Italian and foreign scholars who illustrate interdisciplinary archaeological research in which the use of information technologies is crucial for the acquisition, processing and interpretation of data. Statistical analysis techniques, databases, GIS and spatial analysis, three-dimensional survey techniques and virtual reconstructions, multimedia systems, help to document the testimonies of the past and to disseminate the results of scientific research. The second part of the volume contains a special insert edited by Angela Bellia and dedicated to an innovative theme, archeomusicology, a multidisciplinary research field that adopts the methods of archeology for the study of music and musical life in the ancient world. The articles focus on the role of digital technologies based on 3D modeling and sound simulation in expanding knowledge on musical instruments of antiquity and on the precious, but extremely labile, sound heritage. The section dedicated to Notes and Reviews closes the volume.

Contents
  • Emanuele Cancellieri, Morphometric analysis of Middle Stone Age tanged tools  from South-Western Libya, Central Sahara. A regional perspective
  • Enrico Lucci, Understanding the effect of trampling in a spatial perspective: a case study from a long-lived-in dwelling space of the Bronze Age settlement of Coppa Nevigata (South-Eastern Italy)
  • Davide Delpiano, Antiche e moderne tecnologie: l’applicazione delle tecnichedi rilevamento tridimensionale per la rappresentazione e l’analisi dei  manufatti litici
  • Kamal Aldin Niknami, Hayyan Jabarzadeh, Mahsa Vahabi, Archaeological survey of the western boundary strip of Iran through using remote sensing techniques
  • Ilaria Cacciari, Giorgio F. Pocobelli, The contribution of artificial intelligence to aerial photointerpretation of archaeological sites: a comparison between traditional and machine learning methods
  • José María Guerrero Vega, Antonio Pizzo, Análisis arquitectónico y aplicación de metodología bim en el santuario extraurbano de Tusculum
  • Michele Abballe, Marco Cavalazzi, Morphometric analysis for geoarchaeological research: from testing different methods to results verification in the Romagna Plain
  • Alessandro Alessio Rucco, Estensione delle Valli di Comacchio tra 1000 e 1500 d.C.: geoarcheologia, cartografia storica e informatica
  • Elisabetta Giorgi, Luca Luppino, Nicola Lapacciana, Jacopo Scoz, Accurata, ma sostenibile: soluzioni operative per la documentazione grafica e fotografica dello scavo sul sito di Vignale
  • Lorenzo Calvelli, Luigi Sperti, Myriam Pilutti Namer, Eleonora Delpozzo, Misurazioni digitali non invasive di spolia veneziani: innovazioni di metodo e proposte di applicazione
  • Giuliano De Felice, Adriana Camerino, Remo Pavone, Archeologia virtuale del passato contemporaneo. Dal rilievo alla ricostruzione digitale del campo PG 65 di Altamura (BA)
  • Francesco Gabellone, Principi e metodi dell’archeologia ricostruttiva. Dall’approccio filologico alla ricostruzione tipologica
  • Elisa Brener, Giorgia Cafici, Giulia Deotto, La statua ritrovata. Identificazione, analisi e proposta di ricostruzione virtuale di una scultura conservata presso il Museo Egizio di Torino
  • Maria De Falco, Maria Laura Nappi, Antonia Auletta, Carla Langella, Dal digitale al materiale: design e tecnologie digitali per la creazione di kit esperienziali per il Museo Archeologico Nazionale di Napoli
  • Alessia Morigi, Filippo Fontana, Francesco Garbasi, ParmAumentata. Ricerca archeologica, augmented reality e user experience nella ricostruzione del paesaggio urbano di Parma
  • Alexandra Chavarría Arnau, Paolo Vedovetto, Wiki Loves Churches! La piattaforma WikiCARE per la catalogazione collaborativa delle chiese altomedievali in Italia
  • Matteo Frassine, Stefania De Francesco, Alessandro Zambetti, Raptor reloaded. Un geodatabase gestionale per la tutela archeologica: nuovi aggiornamenti per un sistema aperto
  • Irene Rossi, Nicolò Paraciani, IT applications to archaeology and the oa diamond journals’ challenge. Enhancing access and reuse of textual and visual resources

From digitalisation and virtual reconstruction of ancient musical instruments to sound heritage simulation and preservation, edited by Angela Bellia

  • Angela Bellia, Introduction: an overview of how virtual reconstructions and sound simulations can improve our knowledge on ancient musical instruments and sound heritage
  • Antonio Rodà, Giovanni De Poli, Sergio Canazza, Zezhou Sun, Emily Whiting, 3D virtual reconstruction and sound simulation of old musical instruments 359
  • Angela Bellia, Danilo Paolo Pavone, Computed Tomography and handcrafting processes of an ancient musical instrument: the aulos from Poseidonia
  • Stefan Hagel, Assessing unknown parameters of instrument finds by writing software
  • Georgios Kouroupetroglou, Spyros Polychronopoulos, Konstantinos Bakogiannis, Augmentation and enrichment of cultural exhibits via digital interactive sound reconstruction of ancient Greek musical instruments
  • Pamela Jordan, Searching for ancient sonic experience in present-day landscapes
  • Maria Cristina Manzetti, Nikos Papadopoulos, Being a spectator in a Roman theatre: a vr app
  • Sergio Canazza, Giovanni De Poli, Alvise Vidolin, Not only paper: computer engineering to contrast the eclipse of the audio documents. The case study of a personal archive

Note e Recensioni
Diritto d’autore, copyright e licenze Creative Commons (A. Caravale); A. Del Bimbo et al. (eds.), Pattern Recognition. ICPR International Workshops and Challenges Virtual Event, January 10-15, 2021, Proceedings, Part VII, 2nd International Workshop on Pattern Recognition for Cultural Heritage (LNCS, vol. 12667), Springer 2021 (F. Buscemi); R. Vecchiattini (ed.), La datazione delle malte in architettura tra archeologia e archeometria, «Archeologia dell’Architettura», 24, 2019, 1-119 (L. Ceccarelli)

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Weight :1,400 kg
Dimensions:24x17x2,8 cm
Place of printing

Sesto Fiorentino (FI)

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Book

Pages

500

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eBook with color illustrations, illustrations in black and white and color

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paperback

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Language

English, Italian, summaries in English, Spanish

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