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Kainua Project: principles, theoretical framework and archaeological analysis

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Fig. 1 – a) A first attempt of the virtual reconstruction of the Etruscan city of Marzabotto (Sassatelli, Taglioni 2000); b) Virtual reconstruction of the temple of Tinia (Sassatelli, Govi 2005, 29, pl. 3); c) Virtual reconstruction of House 1, Regio IV, 2 (Beltrami 2010).

Fig. 1 – a) A first attempt of the virtual reconstruction of the Etruscan city o...

Fig. 2 – Frames of the Panoramic image of the Eastern necropolis of Kainua: a) The Eastern Gate and the funerary road; b) Part of the necropolis with people around a grave. Characters and costumes are provided by Pro Ponte Etrusca Onlus, Perugia.

Fig. 2 – Frames of the Panoramic image of the Eastern necropolis of Kainua: a) T...

Fig. 3 – View of the acropolis from the plateia B in the Realtime Virtual Environment. The reconstruction of the staircase is based on a doubtful hypothesis.

Fig. 3 – View of the acropolis from the plateia B in the Realtime Virtual Enviro...

Fig. 4 – View of the lower city from the auguraculum in the Realtime Virtual Environment: the arrow points at the crossroad between plateiai A and C, where the decussis was found.

Fig. 4 – View of the lower city from the auguraculum in the Realtime Virtual Env...

Fig. 5 – a) Zenital view of the virtual Kainua; b) View of the Realtime Virtual Environment from SE; c) View of the lower city from the acropolis. The buildings in trasparence represent the lost part ruined due to erosion phenomena.

Fig. 5 – a) Zenital view of the virtual Kainua; b) View of the Realtime Virtual ...

Gaucci A. 2017, Kainua Project: principles, theoretical framework and archaeological analysis, Archeologia e Calcolatori 28(2), 10.19282/AC.28.2.2017.06