A remote sensing approach to understanding the archaeological potential: the case study of some Roman evidence in Umbria (Italy)
Pier Matteo Barone|Luca Desibio
In Umbria, the transformation from Roman pagan building to church seems be frequent during beginning of Middle Age thanks Longobards and Byzantines. The rural San Lorenzo in Nifili (close Montecastrilli - TR) is a very good example this. aim this work understand evolution ancient landscape around church, modern period, using data coming both subsurface space, GPR (Ground Penetrating Radar) method satellite imageries, respectively. Particular processing define southern Umbria described paper. results not only represent an effective non-destructive methodology for discovering, recovering understanding archaeological data, but also give possibility obtain potential values different areas order better plan future researches area.
International journal of archaeology