The Reconstruction of Archaeological Landscapes through Digital Technologies: Proceedings of the 2nd Italy-United States Workshop. Rome, Italy, November 3-5, 2003, Berkeley, USA, May 2005: Proceedings of the 2nd Italy-United States Workshop. Rome, Italy,

23 papers from the Proceedings of the 2nd Italy-United States Workshop (Archaeological Landscapes through Digital Technologies), Rome. November 3-5, 2003 Berkeley, USA, May 2005. Front Cover Title Page Copyright Front Matter Table of Contents The Conference: Introduction, aims and topics Program Preface Virtual Reality Within the Humanities The Digital Roman Forum Project of the Cultural Virtual Reality Laboratory: Remediating the Traditions of Roman Topography Spatial Intra-Site Analyses at the Terramara of Poviglio S. Rosa (Reggio Emilia, Italy): The Enclosure Vs. The Hydraulic System Setting archaeological landscapes within palaeoenvironmental dynamics in the Ca’ Tron area, Venice (Italy): a geoarchaeological approach Envisioning the invisible: reconstructing the taphonomy of ancient Andean agricultural landscapes through GIS slope stability models Linking Remote Sensing and Infra-Site Analysis to the reconstruction of rural settlement and landscape patterns Frameworks for Managing and Inquiring into Virtual Cultural Scenarios The Appia Antica Project Innovative quick photogrammetric systems for 3D Cultural Heritage documentation: the Appia Antica project A Framework to build 3D Models from Real World Data for Historical Architecture and Archaeology Re-thinking landscape archaeology and GIS analyses: a different way of dealing with archaeological landscapes within GIS Stratigraphy and virtual modeling: an interdisciplinary approach to the study of the archaeological site of Santa Maria di Rescamone (France - Corsica) *I-II, GV; II-III, MN; IV, RG Identification and Visualition of Roman Archaeological Sites using high-resolution GPR Method Archaeology of the War, Archaeology through the War: an analytical frontier The Mozan/Urkesh Archaeological Project: an Integrated Approach of Spatial Technologies Archaeological Reconstruction and Open Source Software “Signs”, place, continuity and changes: investigating the “Landscape Perception” through the integration of chronological and typological sources in the Tuscan plains Cultural heritage atlas in “Terra di Lavoro”: the information system Beyond GIS: Mindscapes, VR and Cultural Landscapes Program Evolving Strategies: Projects of the UCLA CVRLab From GIS to Landscape VR Museums 3D Data Acquisition and 3D Modelling applied to Cultural Heritage: From Laser Scanner to Virtual Reality Applications Multiple Realities: Video Projection in the Tomb of Ramsses II Edited By Maurizio Forte. Sponsored By Cnr (national Research Council), Itabc (institute Of Technologies Applied To Cultural Heritage, Rome, Italy); Progetto Finalizzato Beni Culturali; Ecai; University Of California, Berkeley; Field Museum Of Chicago; Ucla, Cultural Virtual Reality Lab, Los Angeles; Virtual Heritage Network. Includes Papers From The Reconstruction Of Archaeological Landscapes Through Digital Technologies Held In Rome, Nov. 3-5, 2003 And Beyond Gis: Mindscapes, Vr And Cultural Landscapes Held In Berkeley, Ca, May 9, 2004.