Il contributo dell'archeologia digitale allo studio e all'interpretazione dell'edilizia storica. Il caso di San Marino

Ferdani D., Demetrescu E., Bottazzi G., Bigi P.

archeologia dell'architettura  archeologia medievale  rilevamento  archeologia urbana 

The archaeology of standing buildings and archaeological survey are the essential prerequisite to properly investigate and interpret the evolution of historical buildings. Technological advances in recent years have led to an improvement in the methodologies and tools for three-dimensional survey and data analysis. However, so far, many of these tools and methods are not fully integrated in the archaeological practice, and their potential is only partially exploited. In some cases, technology becomes the goal and not the tool to answer research questions. Often, its implementation is only limited to documentation, while the analytical contribution is ignored. The article illustrates a method already well established in the research activities of the DHiLab laboratory of the CNR ISPC, which makes use of three-dimensional survey and visualization techniques as support tools for the analysis and interpretation of the medieval fortification of San Marino, including the three Towers and the city walls. The aim is to solve interpretative issues and answer complex research questions in order to better document and analyse the urban context and to reconstruct its architectural evolution in the late medieval and post-medieval periods.

Source: Archeologia e calcolatori 33 (2022): 181–200. doi:10.19282/ac.33.1.2022.10

Publisher: All'Insegna del giglio, Firenze , Italia

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