The project "Milano Archeologia" concerning the ancient remains of the city of Milan in Roman age was based on specific methods and tools, such as the collection of data through the previous archive research, and the feedback of information through inspections and then direct contact with monuments. A very interesting and significant case is the funerary complex area of “San Vittore al Corpo”, in which are also preserved the remains of an impressive Imperial Mausoleum. The curtain, that defines the space of the cemetery from the fourth Century AD, is kept in part below two modern buildings, while the remains of the Mausoleum are located below the present church of St. Victor. The analysis of the data collected allowed us to identify similar...
One of the acquisitions of contemporary conservation philosophy is precisely this: you don’t restore...
The international workshop, which was attended by students the LUV of architecture (head of Ewa Karw...
A project of valorisation of the Roman mosaics discovered in the 1970s in Vicolo S.Fermo – Via Olmet...
The project, "Milan Archaeology for Expo 2015. Towards a valorization of the archaeological heritage...
The thesis research moves from the interest for the reconstruction of the historical image of Mediol...
The necropolises located along the most important Roman roads represent, regarding the ‘funerary arc...
Il progetto \u201cMilano Archeologia\u201d riguardante i resti di strutture della Milano romana si \...
In the field of cultural heritage -artistic, architectural and archaeological- the use of advanced s...
The research carried out on the necropolis of Via Cesana in Modena (1st century BC - 2nd century AC)...
In the context of the Senigallia Urban Archaeological Project, started in 2010 by an agreement betwe...
The unpublished remains of marble crustae from late Antique Milan are here presented. They covered t...
This paper presents unpublished material about two monumental bases, probably made during the Roman ...
The paper aims to analyze a case of vernacular architecture in Cellole (Italy) built on the roman ma...
Recently lots of human inhumations have been found in the burial chambers of Milan ancient hospital ...
Il progetto “Milano Archeologia” riguardante i resti di strutture della Milano romana si è avvalso d...
One of the acquisitions of contemporary conservation philosophy is precisely this: you don’t restore...
The international workshop, which was attended by students the LUV of architecture (head of Ewa Karw...
A project of valorisation of the Roman mosaics discovered in the 1970s in Vicolo S.Fermo – Via Olmet...
The project, "Milan Archaeology for Expo 2015. Towards a valorization of the archaeological heritage...
The thesis research moves from the interest for the reconstruction of the historical image of Mediol...
The necropolises located along the most important Roman roads represent, regarding the ‘funerary arc...
Il progetto \u201cMilano Archeologia\u201d riguardante i resti di strutture della Milano romana si \...
In the field of cultural heritage -artistic, architectural and archaeological- the use of advanced s...
The research carried out on the necropolis of Via Cesana in Modena (1st century BC - 2nd century AC)...
In the context of the Senigallia Urban Archaeological Project, started in 2010 by an agreement betwe...
The unpublished remains of marble crustae from late Antique Milan are here presented. They covered t...
This paper presents unpublished material about two monumental bases, probably made during the Roman ...
The paper aims to analyze a case of vernacular architecture in Cellole (Italy) built on the roman ma...
Recently lots of human inhumations have been found in the burial chambers of Milan ancient hospital ...
Il progetto “Milano Archeologia” riguardante i resti di strutture della Milano romana si è avvalso d...
One of the acquisitions of contemporary conservation philosophy is precisely this: you don’t restore...
The international workshop, which was attended by students the LUV of architecture (head of Ewa Karw...
A project of valorisation of the Roman mosaics discovered in the 1970s in Vicolo S.Fermo – Via Olmet...