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Panagiotopoulos, Diamantis and Militello, Pietro M. (Eds.): Modelling Archaeological Landscapes: Bridging Past and Present in two Mediterranean Islands, Heidelberg: Propylaeum, 2023. https://doi.org/10.11588/propylaeum.1212

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https://doi.org/10.11588/propylaeum.1212
ISBN 978-3-96929-227-3 (PDF)
ISBN 978-3-96929-237-2 (Hardcover)

Published

11/29/2023

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Diamantis Panagiotopoulos (Ed.), Pietro M. Militello (Ed.)

Modelling Archaeological Landscapes

Bridging Past and Present in two Mediterranean Islands

In recent years, the increasing significance of cultural (also archaeological) landscapes has presented archaeology with new major challenges, which can only be met through interdisciplinary cooperation and on the basis of participatory initiatives. The urgent need to develop effective concepts for the stewardship of archaeological sites and their natural environment can be the triggering force for replacing the destructive methods of archaeology with creative strategies and thereby for drastically changing the profile of this discipline in research and teaching. These considerations were the focus of the present volume that presents the results of the project “Modelling Archaeological Landscapes. Bridging Past and Present in Two Mediterranean Islands”, which was carried out by the Universities of Heidelberg and Catania in 2018 and funded by the DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service).

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Table of Contents
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Contents
V-VI
Diamantis Panagiotopoulos, Pietro M. Militello
Preface
VII-X
Part I: Documenting and Reconstructing Archaeological Landscapes
Diamantis Panagiotopoulos, Pietro M. Militello
Modelling Archaeological Landscapes
Bridging Past and Present in Two Mediterranean Islands
3-13
Thomas M. Brogan
Ancient Landscapes in Eastern Crete
The (Re)making of the Isthmus of Ierapetra in MM II
15-37
Laura Maniscalco
The Margi River Valley
39-52
Marianna Figuera
Sicilian Landscape and A-structural Architecture from Survey to Virtual Reconstruction
The Case of Calaforno Hypogeum
53-75
Katarzyna Żebrowska
The Early Bronze Age Funerary Landscape of Calicantone (Sicily)
Internal Planning and Visual Features
77-96
Part II: Interpreting Archaeological Landscapes
Simona Calvagna
Archaeological Landscapes as Landscape Commons
A Learning Experience: The Landscape Project for the Enhancement of an Archaeological Site between Etna and the Sea
99-114
Esther Solomon
Minoan Heritage and the Negotiation of Tradition
Aspects of an Archaeological Ethnography at Archanes, Crete
115-170
Part III: Intervening on Archaeological Landscapes
llde Rizzo
Is the Past Sustainable? An Economic Perspective
173-187
Diamantis Panagiotopoulos
Modelling Peripheral Archaeological Landscapes
Challenges and Perspectives of a South Cretan Case Study
189-207
Vassiliki Sythiakaki, Κalliopi Galanaki, Κyriaki Vakaloglou, Αnna Genitsaridi, Αlexandros Βitsavas, Georgios Petrakis
“In the Midst of Mountains”
Messara: A Passage Through Space, Myth, and Time
209-230
Elena Kountouri, Constantina Benissi, Kyriakos Psaroudakis
The Minoan Palatial Centres as a Future Nomination to the World Heritage List
Challenges and Perspectives
231-241
Rodolfo Brancato, Valeria Guarnera, Thea Messina, Paola Santospagnuolo
Creating Identity
Hidden Cultural Heritage, Ancient Landscapes, and Cultural Routes in Sicily
243-271
Rita Valenti
Modelling the Absence through Survey
the Case Study of Syracuse
273-285
Sandra Kyewski, Mario Rempe
Heritage Management or Counting Curls?
Recent Developments in German Academic Institutions Dealing with Classical Archaeology and Heritage
287-292

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