Before you start
1) Identify the building
Find in detail the building you want to study on available maps (at least on Google maps).
2) Collect historical data, photos and documents regarding the building
Locate the choosen building on historical maps, on historical photos, on other archival documents, and on published papers or books.
3) Elaborate a first historical overview of the material transformations of the building
Considering the collected data, elaborate an historical synthesis of the key transformations of the building over the centuries to use as outline later in the Light Archaeology analisys.
4) Instruments needed
Below are some objects that will serve, along with other more specific elements, the subsequent activities of Light Archaeology
- Pencils, pens (of different colours), glossy paper and graph paper
- Paper notebook
- Mobile camera or (more preferable) reflex camera (with basic auto lens 18-55 mm)
Last update
24.11.2022