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ArcheoLogica Data
ArcheoLogica Data è una rivista scientifica Open Access (OA) che pubblica gratuitamente contributi originali, sottoposti a Peer Review, nella forma di un dataset corredato da un articolo.
ArcheoLogica Data offre a ricercatori e professionisti la possibilità di pubblicare gratuitamente articoli Open Access e peer-reviewed, come richiesto dalla comunitá europea e auspicato dalle direttive nazionali ANVUR.
I dati archeologici, associati a un DOI (Digital Object Identifier), saranno pubblicati nell’archivio Open Data MOD (Mappa Open Data, link tra i contatti) assegnato dalla rivista, così da essere accessibili e riutilizzabili da tutta la comunità scientifica.
La rivista offre a ricercatori e professionisti la possibilità di pubblicare articoli Open Access con l’obiettivo di contribuire alla condivisione dei “raw data” provenienti da qualsiasi tipo di indagine archeologica – scavo, survey, remote sensing, indagini geognostiche, analisi archeometriche, studio di materiali, ecc… – e di sostenere la scienza collaborativa, senza limitazioni cronologiche o territoriali.
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ArcheoLogica Data is a scientific Open Access (OA) journal that publishes original contributions in the form of a dataset accompanied by an article.
ArcheoLogica Data offers researchers and professionals the opportunity to publish Open Access and peer-reviewed articles free of charge, as required by the European community and desired by the ANVUR national directives.
The archaeological data, associated with a DOI (Digital Object Identifier), will be published in the Open Data MOD archive (Mappa Open Data) provided by the journal, in order to be accessible and reusable by the whole scientific community.
The journal aims to contribute to the sharing of “raw archaeological data” (data from any type of archaeological investigation – excavation, survey, remote sensing, geognostic investigation, archaeometric analysis, the study of materials, etc…), supporting collaborative science, without chronological or territorial limitations.
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Phone: +39 050 2215817
Address: Laboratorio MAPPA
Dip. Civiltà e Forme del Sapere – Università di Pisa
Via dei Mille 19, III piano
56126 Pisa
ArcheoLogica Data offre a ricercatori e professionisti la possibilità di pubblicare gratuitamente articoli Open Access e peer-reviewed, come richiesto dalla comunitá europea e auspicato dalle direttive nazionali ANVUR.
I dati archeologici, associati a un DOI (Digital Object Identifier), saranno pubblicati nell’archivio Open Data MOD (Mappa Open Data, link tra i contatti) assegnato dalla rivista, così da essere accessibili e riutilizzabili da tutta la comunità scientifica.
La rivista offre a ricercatori e professionisti la possibilità di pubblicare articoli Open Access con l’obiettivo di contribuire alla condivisione dei “raw data” provenienti da qualsiasi tipo di indagine archeologica – scavo, survey, remote sensing, indagini geognostiche, analisi archeometriche, studio di materiali, ecc… – e di sostenere la scienza collaborativa, senza limitazioni cronologiche o territoriali.
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ArcheoLogica Data is a scientific Open Access (OA) journal that publishes original contributions in the form of a dataset accompanied by an article.
ArcheoLogica Data offers researchers and professionals the opportunity to publish Open Access and peer-reviewed articles free of charge, as required by the European community and desired by the ANVUR national directives.
The archaeological data, associated with a DOI (Digital Object Identifier), will be published in the Open Data MOD archive (Mappa Open Data) provided by the journal, in order to be accessible and reusable by the whole scientific community.
The journal aims to contribute to the sharing of “raw archaeological data” (data from any type of archaeological investigation – excavation, survey, remote sensing, geognostic investigation, archaeometric analysis, the study of materials, etc…), supporting collaborative science, without chronological or territorial limitations.
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Phone: +39 050 2215817
Address: Laboratorio MAPPA
Dip. Civiltà e Forme del Sapere – Università di Pisa
Via dei Mille 19, III piano
56126 Pisa
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The dataset is presented as a CSV file, including spatial coordinates and metrological information about the proportions of 25 buildings constructed between the 1st and 6th centuries CE. Although the collected data are already present in paper form within the final appendices of several publications, the usefulness of this work lies in making these data more readily available and searchable. The creation of this types of datasets has the potential to speed up the reconstruction procedures and provide a more precise evaluation of reconstructive hypotheses through a wider range of comparative data.
The paper explores the relationship of these sites, to a wider extractive landscape of quarries, causeways, terraces and boundaries. It looks at evidence of eremitic landscapes evolving into and forming the setting of extractive, industrial and touristic places.
The dataset presented along with the paper is a point-cloud model of one of the kay sites, it is hoped that this data will be usable by other scholars working on rock-cut buildings.
The author is director of the Rock-Cut Buildings Project at the Cultural Heritage Institute, Royal Agricultural University, U.K.