After defining the area of investigation, the methods used for acquiring new data will be described. The archaeologists will address the problems encountered with the archives and the status of documentation, the sedimentologists will identify the areas for continuous coring, whilst the geomorphologists will base their analyses on micro-relief, photointerpretation and remote sensing techniques. Finally, the mathematicians will describe the classic page rank model, adapted to the determination of archaeological potential
Between the 1980s and early 2000s, in the north-western suburb of Pisa (ex Scheibler), numerous arc...
Late Holocene deposits stored beneath the modern deltaic-alluvial plains are excellent sedimentary a...
The type, thickness, and volume of anthropogenic deposits buried beneath long-settled cities are goo...
Dopo aver definito l’area oggetto di indagine, si passano in rassegna i metodi utilizzati per l’acqu...
Pisa’s subsurface conceals walls, floors, tombs and roads: the traces of life that the city has left...
I metodi utilizzati per l’acquisizione dei dati per il calcolo del potenziale archeologico. Gli arch...
Pisa’s subsurface conceals witness of an extraordinary succession of landscapes in which man impress...
The fruitful cooperation over the years between the university teaching staff of Univerità di Pisa (...
We present the analysis of multi-faceted, GIS managed data for determining the archaeological potent...
We present an analysis of multi-faceted, GIS managed data for determining the archaeological potenti...
The main use of GIS in archaeology is connected to regional research or management of excavation dat...
In the urban and periurban area of Pisa, 18 cores ranging in depth between 7 and 15 m were performed...
A critical geoarchaeological approach, based on fully integrated archaeological, geomorphological an...
Type, thickness and volume of anthropogenic deposits, buried beneath long-settled cities, are good i...
A critical geoarchaeological approach, based on fully integrated archaeological, geomorphological an...
Between the 1980s and early 2000s, in the north-western suburb of Pisa (ex Scheibler), numerous arc...
Late Holocene deposits stored beneath the modern deltaic-alluvial plains are excellent sedimentary a...
The type, thickness, and volume of anthropogenic deposits buried beneath long-settled cities are goo...
Dopo aver definito l’area oggetto di indagine, si passano in rassegna i metodi utilizzati per l’acqu...
Pisa’s subsurface conceals walls, floors, tombs and roads: the traces of life that the city has left...
I metodi utilizzati per l’acquisizione dei dati per il calcolo del potenziale archeologico. Gli arch...
Pisa’s subsurface conceals witness of an extraordinary succession of landscapes in which man impress...
The fruitful cooperation over the years between the university teaching staff of Univerità di Pisa (...
We present the analysis of multi-faceted, GIS managed data for determining the archaeological potent...
We present an analysis of multi-faceted, GIS managed data for determining the archaeological potenti...
The main use of GIS in archaeology is connected to regional research or management of excavation dat...
In the urban and periurban area of Pisa, 18 cores ranging in depth between 7 and 15 m were performed...
A critical geoarchaeological approach, based on fully integrated archaeological, geomorphological an...
Type, thickness and volume of anthropogenic deposits, buried beneath long-settled cities, are good i...
A critical geoarchaeological approach, based on fully integrated archaeological, geomorphological an...
Between the 1980s and early 2000s, in the north-western suburb of Pisa (ex Scheibler), numerous arc...
Late Holocene deposits stored beneath the modern deltaic-alluvial plains are excellent sedimentary a...
The type, thickness, and volume of anthropogenic deposits buried beneath long-settled cities are goo...