An intelligent open source system connecting information validated by scientific research for a better knowledge of Italian tangible and intangible Cultural Heritage.
La base Icar raccoglie gli oggetti figurati dell’Italia preromana : etruschi, italici e magnogreci di un periodo compreso fra l’VIII sec. a.C. e il periodo ellenistico.
La base Icar rassemble les objets d'Italie préromaine (étrusque, italique et italiote du VIIIe siècle avant J.-C. jusqu'à l'époque hellénistique) servant de support à une scène figurée.
Elle réunit une abondante documentation iconographique (descriptions, photographies, dessins et gravures modernes) et bibliographique, en mettant l'accent sur le contexte archéologique et artistique, l'histoire des collections et celle des interprétations des scènes figurées.
«Archeologia e Calcolatori» Interactive Atlas of Digital Images (A&C_IADI) is an open-access portal presenting 30 years of history of Archaeological Computing through the images of the journal «Archeologia e Calcolatori».
The portal aims at valorising and sharing the approximately 4,000 images contained in the volumes of the journal and of its Supplements series until 2020. In line with the FAIR principles which have informed the journal’s policies through the years, the intent is not only to make those resources available for fruition and reuse (under the CC BY-NC ND 4.0 International license ), but also to enhance their information potential by annotating them with descriptive metadata.
Hold the hut vuole essere uno strumento divulgativo, capace di diffondere contenuti con il rigore scientifico della ricerca, utilizzando una strategia di engagement basata sul coinvolgimento dell’utente. La finalità di Hold the hut è culturale: far conoscere il patrimonio di San Chirico Nuovo e provare a convincere potenziali visitatori a raggiungere il prezioso reperto della capanna arcaica.
Hispania Epigraphica Online was created in 2002 when an EU grant enabled a joint research project between the Archivo Epigráfico de Hispania and Mag. K. Schaller, who was developing computing applications for archaeological purposes.
The focus of the collection is the rich epigraphic patrimony of Portugal and Spain, mainly written in Latin, but with some small pockets of Greek, Semitic and Iberian inscriptions.
