Interpreting and Visualizing the Past Through Virtual Archaeology: From Site to Museum Experience

Ferdani, Daniele; Demetrescu, Emanuel; Cavalieri, Marco

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-15321-1_1

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“…1 [10][11][12][13] Fig. 2 View of the via Appia, on the left the Sepulchre of Priscilla, on the right the Fienile Cartoni One of the main results of this activism was that the City Council started a series of expropriations that are now going to drastically change the area (fig.…”

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“…The EM tool is an open-source plugin for an open-source 3D modelling software (Blender) increasingly used in the Digital Humanities. The plugin itself is just a connector between the 3D modelling software and the Extended Matrix, a formal node-based language which reflects the stratigraphic approach distinctive of archaeology as a discipline: the Matrix of Harris [10,12,13]. This language is expressed via semantic graphs through the open-source software, yEd.…”

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“…METHODOLOGY The development of the Extended Matrix tool (EM tool) by E. Demetrescu from the CNR-ITABC is giving a booster to a deep methodological transformation towards information modelling applied to digital archaeology 1 .The EM tool is an open-source plugin for an open-source 3D modelling software (Blender) increasingly used in the Digital Humanities. The plugin itself is just a connector between the 3D modelling software and the Extended Matrix, a formal node-based language which reflects the stratigraphic approach distinctive of archaeology as a discipline: the Matrix of Harris[10,12,13]. This language is expressed via semantic graphs through the open-source software, yEd.…”

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A Landscape Matrix: the EM tool and the via Appia

Lombardi

2023

Proceedings of the 2022 IMEKO TC4 International Conference on Metrology for Archaeology and Cultural Heritage

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This paper approaches the application of the Extended Matrix Tool to a broader landscape context. The idea underpinning this research is that this tool has a great potential in de-structuring landscape complexities and bridging together specialists from different fields thanks to semantic modelling. The selected case study, the II mile of the via Appia, frames a multi-stratified scenario made of a combination of Roman funerary monuments, private villas, squatters, homeless and XVIII-XIX century casals. This case study offers the opportunity to test a workflow in which archaeological data and 3D visualisations could effectively enhance archaeological research as much as foster multidisciplinarity

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