Archeologia e Calcolatori, 35.2, 2024

ArcheoFOSS 2023. Proceedings of the 17th International Conference on Open Software, Hardware, Processes, Data and Formats in Archaeological Research (Turin, 12-13 December 2023), edited by Anna Maria Marras, Alessio Palmisano, Rosina Leone, Vito Messina

• Anna Maria Marras, Alessio Palmisano, Rosina Leone, Vito Messina, Introduction
• Anna Maria Marras, Foreword. Open Source, Open Science and communities in archaeology
• Piergiovanna Grossi, Serge Plata, Amplifying archaeological outreach: the impact of Wikipedia and collaborative initiatives on cultural tourism
• Valeria Acconcia, Valeria Boi, Annalisa Falcone, Ilaria Di Cocco, Mirella Serlorenzi, Dati aperti in archeologia: una riflessione sullo stato dell’arte nell’ambito del Ministero della Cultura
• Stefano Costa, Eleonora Fornelli, Anna Lorenzatto, Gennaro Iovino, Chiara Panelli, Fiorenza Proto, Renata Esposito, The DSC authority file: a link between fieldwork and finds
• Zachary Batist, Does not compute! Accounting for social and situated experiences while integrating and analyzing obsidian sourcing data
• Lucia Marsicano, Marco Montanari, Entertainment buildings in the Roman empire: a quantitative approach
• Florian Thiery, Allard W. Mees, Sharing Linked Open Data with domain-specific data-driven community hubs – archaeology.link in NFDI4Objects
• Alessio Palmisano, Andrea Titolo, The good, the bad and the ugly: evaluating Open Science practices in archaeology
• Vittorio Lauro, Harmonizing photogrammetric approaches for Cultural Heritage preservation: a methodological framework and comparative analysis
• Florian Thiery, Fiona Schenk, Stefanie Baars, Dealing with doubts: site georeferencing in archaeology and in the geosciences
• Andrea Titolo, Alessio Palmisano, Using Kart and GitHub for versioning and collaborating with spatial data in archaeological research
• Federica Vacatello, Andrea Vannini, ‘Open’ architecture of UAVIMALS prototype and its archaeological use
• Augusto Palombini, Metaverse and ‘the Italian job’: closed and open models of virtual worlds in Cultural Heritage domain
• Diogo Menezes Costa, The Abade Artificial Archaeological Site Project
• Pablo Sicre-González, José Ortiz-García, Virtual recreation as a valid scientific representation for raising public awareness
• Antonio Rodríguez Alcalá, John F. Chuchiak IV, Zoraida Raimúndez Ares, Maria Felicia Rega, Luis Díaz de León, Hans B. Erickson, An open look to the past: virtual and immersive approach to study inquisitorial Autos de Fe in colonial Mexico and Guatemala
• Simone Berto, Emanuel Demetrescu, Enzo Cocca, Extended Matrix Manager: an open tool for EM based knowledge graphs management
• Paola Frigerio, Caterina Previato, Emanuel Demetrescu, Extended Matrix Narratives: teaching and engaging through the past
• Sara Fabbri, Reviving the past: utilizing the Extended Matrix tool for Deacon Thomas Dayr virtual reconstruction
• Lorenzo Gigli, Marco Montanari, Lucia Marsicano, Engaging the public: reviving history through the Social Simulacra model in participatory Public History projects
• Luca Bezzi, Alessandro Bezzi, Rupert Gietl, Cicero Moraes, Giuseppe Naponiello, Sara Airò, Andreas Putzer, Elena Silvestri, Digital twins of archaeological finds: open source technologies applied to 3D scanning
• Emanuela Faresin, Vanessa Baratella, Margarita Gleba, Non-invasive methodologies for the study of mineralised textile traces in Iron Age contexts
• Filippo Diara, Data extraction from 3D scanning: post-processing filtering for analytic and informative models of small archaeological finds
• Daniele Bursich, Scansioni 3D di piccoli reperti per il progetto ArCOA (Archivi e Collezioni dell’Oriente Antico)
• Eleonora Iacopini, Zotero2Map: sviluppo di un nuovo strumento ITC per la condivisione e la pubblicazione dei dati bibliografici per la ricerca storica e archeologica
• Marco Montanari, Lucia Marsicano, Simplifying contextualization of 3D model archives in webGIS: 3DModelCommons
• Elena Marangoni, Oriana Bozzarelli, I progetti Wikimedia e gli enti culturali

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Linking Pasts and Sharing Knowledge. Mapping Archaeological Heritage, Legacy Data Integration and Web Technologies for Modelling Historical Landscapes (Naples, 13th-14th November 2023), edited by Rodolfo Brancato, Julian Bogdani, Valeria Vitale

• Julian Bogdani, Rodolfo Brancato, Valeria Vitale, Introduction
• Margherita Azzari, Paolo Liverani, Landscape visualisation and modelling
• Mirella Serlorenzi, Ascanio d’Andrea, Carlo Rosa, Paolo Rosati, Daniele Sepio, Preliminary results of the archaeological potential map in SITAR
• Giuseppina Renda, Carmine Civale, Sabrina Mataluna, Pacifico Cofrancesco, The GISTArc webGIS for the accessibility and sharing of archaeological data in Campania
• Valentina Limina, Challenges and benefits in modelling ancient landscapes complexity through resilience and antifragility. RELOAD: a project on liminality in Northern Tuscany
• Julian Bogdani, Domizia D’Erasmo, Old data, old methodology and new research. A case study of legacy data integration from the Cestrine Region, Epirus
• Jacopo Turchetto, Elisa Consolo, Giacomo Moro, Mapping the archaeological landscapes of San Basilio (Ariano nel Polesine, Rovigo)
• Barbara E. Borg, Eleonora Iacopini, IN-ROME – The INscribed city: urban structures and interaction in imperial Rome
• Valeria Vitale, Katherine McDonough, Labels and symbols: using text on maps to investigate the antiquities on the ordnance survey maps of Great Britain
• Nicola Laneri, Chiara Pappalardo, Marianna Nicolosi-Asmundo, Daniele Francesco Santamaria, Godscapes: towards a model of material religion in the second millennium BCE Levant via Semantic Web ontologies
• Sergio G. Russo, Geostatistical mapping of pottery variation: the northern lands of western Asia during the Middle Bronze Age
• Andrea D’Andrea, Legacy data or just archaeological data?
• Rodolfo Brancato, Veronica Ferrari, Immacolata Ditaranto, Pasquale Merola, Irene Rossi, Investigating resilient Roman agricultural landscapes in southern Italy. An integrated and open IT approach to modeling centuriation
• Laura Ebanista, Use and processing of multispectral images in proximity remote sensing
• Claudia Lamanna, Evaluation of SfM and LiDAR technology for mapping inscribed artifacts. Preliminary observations starting from the research project ‘Ravenna and its Late Antique and Medieval Epigraphic Landscape’
• Daniele De Simone, Graziano William Ferrari, 3D LiDAR modeling with iPhone Pro in an archaeo-spelaeologic context. Results and prospects
• Giuseppe Luongo, GIS integration of heterogeneous data for the archaeological topography of the ‘Acquedotto del Paradiso’, Syracuse
• Giulia Marsili, Digital strategies for enhancing Cultural Heritage: the Villa del Casale of Piazza Armerina Project, from legacy data to digital ecosystem
• Paola Moscati, Concluding remarks: looking back and moving forward to the openness and interaction of knowledge

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The H2IOSC Project and its impact on digital antiquity within the E-RIHS infrastructure – II, Special section edited by Alessandra Caravale, Paola Moscati, Irene Rossi

• Alessandra Caravale, Paola Moscati, Irene Rossi, Advancements of the H2IOSC Project: enhancement of digital resources in the Cultural Heritage field targeting archaeology and epigraphy. Introduction to the Special section
• Nicolò Paraciani, A new website for the journal «Archeologia e Calcolatori»
• Francesca Buscemi, Leonarda Fazio, Verso la costituzione di linee guida per l’esposizione di risorse visuali negli aggregatori europei
• Irene Rossi, Chiara Salvador, An observatory of epigraphic resources on the web: the Open Digital Epigraphy Hub

Recensioni:
D. Manacorda, Triangolo virtuoso. Tre parole chiave per l’archeologia (Giulia Facchin); M. Danese, N. Masini, M. Biscione, Gli Open Data per il patrimonio culturale: aspetti teorici ed esperienze in Italia (Giacomo Mancuso)