Tracce di archeologia invisibile. Storia e ricomposizione di un archivio fotografico di Soprintendenza
Author(s)
Sorrentino, Claudia
Date Issued
2023
Type
conferenceObject
Start Page
319
End Page
323
Abstract
In archaeology, the field research has always emphasized the reinterpretation of the past investigations, especially those carried out from the second half of 19th century to the third quarter of the 20th, period during which current work methodologies were still developing.
These excavations have come to us only partially in the literature of the time and for this reason archives assume nowadays crucial relevance, preserving the scientific reports and the excavation journals, often including significant collections of photographs. Created and implemented with an obvious service function, this heritage today constitutes the only source available for the historical investigation of an archaeological site, a valuable data reservoir not only for strictly archaeological research, but also for the investigations related to the protection of Cultural Heritage.
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