Magna Sila: la tecnologia GIS nello studio e ricostruzione del paesaggio archeologico
- Title
- Magna Sila: la tecnologia GIS nello studio e ricostruzione del paesaggio archeologico
- Creator(s)
- Uzunov, Dimitar
- Papparella, Franca Caterina
- Brandmayr, Pietro
- Gangale, Carmen
- Larosa, Salvatore
- Mazzei, Antonio
- Date
- 2013
- Is Part Of
-
Archeologia e Calcolatori
- Volume
- 24
- Pages
- 119–138
- Language
- ita
- Rights
- CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
- Abstract
- This study belongs to the branch of research dedicated to the interpretation of the archaeological landscape using innovative models for the information analysis, managing and fruition of the land. To this aim, a preliminary analysis was carried out in order to identify the characteristic elements of the area being studied which are fundamental for landscape description. The study of material evidence is directly related, in this sense, to environmental resources in a diachronic key. The territory of Sila (Calabria) was considered as a case study and the work was divided into different essential steps, respectively concerning fact-finding elaboration, description and evaluation of data in the historical, environmental, settlement, functional and relational system of this territory. Using matrixes represented by descriptive elements of the landscape, it is possible to relate the natural, environmental, historical and archaeological features of places. The main point in this kind of approach is not territorial analysis but the development of synthesis models that make it possible to interpret the complexity of human-environment interaction. The Geographic Information System is one of the techniques for landscape analysis based on qualitative and quantitative environmental data with a great capacity for spatial interpretation of the structural properties of the landscape according to different natural and human gradients. GIS was designed to compare spatial data to temporal ones and this feature made it possible for us to elaborate interpretative approaches for understanding the way in which ancient populations made use of natural resources over the centuries.
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