From Thursday, November 15, the Ministry of Heritage and Culture (MiBAC) - coordinated by the Directorate General for Technological Innovation and Promotion of Understanding with the Directorate General of Archaeological Heritage - are taking part in the X Mediterranean Tourism Exchange Archaeology, to be held until Sunday, November 18 at the Exhibition Center of Ariston Paestum and this year will see it as the official guest Libya.
Archaeology, landscape, land, development are the four pillars that mark the presence of the Ministry, both the stand that the conference "The archaeological landscape. Remains and contexts: Perspectives on the protection and enhancement of sharing "to be held Saturday, November 17, from 10.00 to 13.00, the Mercury Lounge.
The meeting, chaired by Antonia Pasqua Recchia, Director General Innovation and Technology Promotion, will be attended by Stefano De Caro, Director General of Archaeological Heritage, Adriano La Regina, distinguished university professor and archaeologist, as well as experts and Superintendents of the department and the local communities and specialists in other disciplines, geographical, political and representing the associations for the protection of cultural heritage and environment.
In an attempt to find a common perspective, we analyze the relationship between archeology and landscape and, more generally, the concept of "archaeological landscape", focusing on management of the protection activities of the conservation field and those aimed at a tourist use of the archaeological heritage more aware and enlarged. The landscape, therefore, will be analyzed not as a mere "container" of history, but as "history" itself, even without monuments / documents that establish their value, through a definition of forms of protection not only more effective but also finally shared.
at the Olympia Hall will be visible, since the opening of the stock market, the exhibition focuses on the most recent trials ArcheoVirtual virtual reality applied to cultural tourism and archeology, in 2007 dedicated to Spain. The exhibition, the Directorate General for Innovation Technology and Promotion of MiBAC presents some of the projects under the program "Archaeology on line" and two other projects of the Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of Umbria and the Regional Directorate for Cultural Heritage and Landscape of Molise. The Archaeology program online that is aimed at enhancing knowledge of the archaeological heritage through the use of new technologies, consists of several strands of activity: three-dimensional reconstructions of monuments and archaeological sites, visits to archaeological sites with the use of immersive virtual photographs, distribution of new web sites dedicated to archaeological museums, use of mobile units for accompanying adults, teens and children on a visit to archaeological sites. ArcheoVirtual space will be visible, at suitable locations between the projects included in Archaeology online: Villa della Regina in Boscoreale dedicated to viticulture and wine, and the Roman theater of Cassino, the virtual visit to the archaeological site of Elea - Velia. By the Regional Directorate of Molise: the Roman theater Venafro; by the Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of Umbria: virtual reconstruction of archaeological monuments of Spoletium.
Friday, November 16 from 10:00 to 13:00 at Mercury Lounge will be held the conference on "ArcheoVirtual: results and prospects virtual archeology in Spain and Italy." In the second session of the meeting devoted to Archaeology in Italy and the virtual program "Archaeology Online," by the Directorate General for Technological Innovation and Promotion, will be the subject of detailed three-dimensional applied in the field of archeology, and object- both monuments and archeological sites, visible even through a virtual atlas, through the reconstruction of a GIS (Geographical Information System), allows you to insert them in their temporal context, spatial and landscape, suggesting a direct interaction with the user. We will consider some specific cases of actual and projected 3D under construction or still under study, analyzed from the archaeological point of view that technology: the virtual reconstruction of the Villa della Regina Boscoreale, the section area of \u200b\u200bthe Appian Way, the Roman theater Venafro, examples of 3D reconstructions of monuments of archaeological Spoletium. It will be finally presented the work that the Italian group on 3D Minerva EC has already started in order to achieve a development of guidelines for a quality 3D that include standards and methodologies for the digital representation of objects or scenes of interest for the study , research, conservation, protection and promotion of cultural heritage.
At the booth of MiBAC - Hall Argive Hera - will also be two meetings dedicated other areas of activity of Archaeology online teaching and new websites of museums and archaeological institutions.
The work will open Friday, November 16 16:00 to 17:00 hours with Archaeology and innovation for education, relative to archeoguida for adults, teens and children. It is a method of use of tourist sites that use technologies of third generation (PDAs) and children accompanying the gameboy users visit the archaeological area, using language targeted for different age groups and reconstructions virtual archaeological sites examined. We pass, therefore, by real reconstructions contextualized in different historical periods that characterize the site (PDA) in children's stories with imaginary characters that, while fun, send them all relevant information, they stimulate the attention, curiosity and understanding (gameboy). The meeting will present: Mariarosaria Salvatore, Superintendent of the Archaeological Heritage of Umbria and Director of the ICCD, Paul Bruschetti, Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of Umbria (Archaeological Park, Museum of Orvieto PDA), Marc Sharp, Superintendent for Archaeological Heritage of Basilicata (Archaeological Museum of Power PDA), Arcangelo Alessio, Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of Puglia (Archaeological Park Montesannace on gameboy), Donatella Cocco, Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of the provinces of Cagliari and Oristano (Barumini Tharros on gameboy).
On 17 November, 15:30 to 17:30 hours, followed by the meeting on New archaeological websites, new websites dedicated to museums and archaeological institutions made both with the Archaeology on line or by other funding, such as the new website of Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of Umbria. These Web sites of individual museums like the Museum of Oriental Art, the Archaeological Museum of Cagliari, the Museum Antonio Sanna in Sassari, the Archaeological Museum of Nuoro, and networks of museums as museums and archaeological areas Calabria, Campania and Puglia, which in addition to illustrate the individual structures and exhibits provide access to real immersive virtual tours of individual sites and its salt. Participants: Silvana Balbi de Caro, Director of the Oriental Art Museum, and Paola D'Amore, National Museum of Oriental Art, Maria Teresa Natale, Project Minerva, Floriana Honey, Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of the provinces of Naples and Caserta; Marina Cipriani, Carlo La Torre, Teresa Fifty-four, the Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of the provinces of Salerno, Avellino and Benevento, Giacomo Oliva, the Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of Calabria, Arcangelo Alessio, Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of Puglia, Donatella Cocco, Superintendence for Archaeological Heritage of the provinces of Cagliari and Oristano.
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