Carsulae

Original name

Carsulae

Geographic Area

San Gemini, Italy

Reference Project

The documentation of Flaminia historical sites

Site description

The Carsulae was an ancient Roman city located along the future Via Flaminia, which becomes the main street of the urban center of the area.
The city, thanks to the commercial and military traffic that took place along Via Flaminia, gathered the pre-Roman populations residing on the hills and in the nearby countryside. The territory was inhabited since the Middle Bronze Age. Following the excavations that started in the sixteenth century, by the Counts Cesi, and culminated with the intensive campaigns between 1951 and 1972, they found a large amount of monuments: building structures and infrastructure, as well as a series of inscriptions, from which a rich and politicized town hall appears.

Credits

Promoted by
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Coordinator
Sandro Parrinello
Stefano Bertocci

Partnership
UNIPV, University of Pavia
UNIFI, University of Florence

Survey Activities

Laser Scanner
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UAVs Photogrammetry
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Terrestrial Photogrammetry
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Photo
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Post production Activities

2D Drawings
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3D model
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Gallery

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Documentation Methodology

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The research project consists in detecting the archaeological area to study the remains of the original spaces.
From a first initial work in which the archaeological remains were documented, using laser scanners, we moved on to the study of wall structures to define the materials used. Then the 3D models of the various areas were elaborated from which a reconstruction was also done of some portions present into the area.

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Bibliography

Parrinello, S., Picchio, F., De Marco, R., Dell’Amico, A. (2019). Documenting the cultural heritage routes. The creation of informative models of historical russian churches on upper kama region. ISPRS – International Archives of the Photogrammetry, Remote Sensing and Spatial Information Sciences. XLII-2/W15. 887-894. ResearchGate

De Marco, R., Dell’Amico, A. (2020). Connettere il territorio tra patrimonio e informazione: banche dati e modelli per le Cultural Heritage Routes/Connecting the territory between Heritage and Information: databases and models for the Cultural Heritage Routes. In Arena A., Arena M., Brandolino R.G., Colistra D., Ginex G., Mediati D., Nucifora S., Raffa P. (a cura di). Connettere. Un disegno per annodare e tessere. Atti del 42° Convegno Internazionale dei Docenti delle Discipline della Rappresentazione/Connecting. Drawing for weaving relationships. Proceedings of the 42th International Conference of Representation Disciplines Teachers. 2058-2077. ResearchGate

Parrinello, S. (2020). La solitudine delle chiese russe nella regione dell’Upper Kama. Un immenso eremo e un paesaggio culturale al confine dell’Europa. (eds by) Stefano Bertocci, Sandro Parrinello. Architettura Eremitica Sistemi Progettuali e Paesaggi culturali Atti del V convegno Internazionale di Studi Certosa di Firenze. 147-156