doglioni stratigrafia e restauro pdf

Giovanni Valdarno, ; M. Montani e R. At the end of the course, the student will be able to - use the specialized lexicon of the discipline and the pertinent coding and representation systems; - design an archaeological analysis of different types of buildings by choosing the appropriate investigation tools for each case studied; - identify, map and describe the stratigraphic units of a building, recognize their direct and indirect relationships, and draw the relative and absolute stratigraphic diagrams inherent to them; - establish which data, measurements or samples are adequate for the purposes of an archaeological analysis of architecture; - build or use a chronotypological database; - construct, read and interpret a mensiochronological graph; - study simple or complex buildings, either isolated or gathered in small or large agglomerations, using archaeometric and archaeological tools for the analysis and interpretation of architecture, as well as the indirect sources relating to it. In parallel has been developed the stratigraphic analysis of the building, which is useful to understand how it has been costructed and how it has grown, so that a coherent restoration project can be efficiently designed. Alicia Frischknecht.

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