Un database condiviso ad accesso libero per lo studio archeologico dei cimiteri medievali in Italia settentrionale
- Title
- Un database condiviso ad accesso libero per lo studio archeologico dei cimiteri medievali in Italia settentrionale
- Date
- 2024
- Is Part Of
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Archeologia e Calcolatori
- Volume
- 35
- Issue
- 1
- Pages
- 233–250
- Language
- ita
- Rights
- CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
- Abstract
- This paper presents the database and the open access georeferenced online map of the CAMIS project of the University of Padua, which aims to catalogue and analyse late antique and medieval funerary contexts as a response to the scattered documentation and partial publications on this subject. After describing the structure and software used for the database and the online map, some numbers are presented relating to the more than thousand sites already entered in the system and the kind of results that can be advanced, underlining some of the problems encountered. The paper calls for the optimization of data management to foster open archaeological research, highlighting the need for a unified approach to study complex historical phenomena. The CAMIS database, incorporating standardized vocabularies for systematic and statistical analysis, is vital for unlocking new research avenues and addressing gaps in current knowledge. The project exemplifies the power of open science, promoting collaboration and enriching archaeological research with a rapidly growing, vast dataset.
- Zotero References Collection
- https://www.zotero.org/groups/5293298/bidiar/collections/U6P4RWN9
- Cites
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- Conclusioni
- Il valore dei gesti e degli oggetti. Monete e altri elementi in contesti funerari
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- Understanding 6th-century barbarian social organization and migration through paleogenomics
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Homepage del progetto CAMIS -
Architettura di CAMIS web. Il server contiene il database relazionale e il server geografico; il client è costruito con RShiny e Leaflet -
Schermata principale di CAMIS web. Sulla sinistra, il pannello di disegno e selezione per aree; in basso, la scheda risultati e un esempio delle query di selezione aree -
Numero dei cimiteri schedati nelle province dell’Italia settentrionale -
Numero dei cimiteri individuati nelle province suddivisi per collocazione (“urbana”, “suburbana”, “rurale” e “non determinata”) -
Grafico rappresentante il numero di sepolture individuate all’interno dei cimiteri -
Tipologie tombali identificate all’interno dei cimiteri (disegni di A. Walczer Baldinazzo)
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