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Radio-Past

The project RADIO-PAST, ‘Radiography of the past’ aims to join resources and very different skills to tackle each possible aspect connected with “non-destructive” approaches to complex archaeological sites: from fieldwork, to data collection and processing, to interpretation and visualisation of results.

The main characteristic of this partnership is that an “open laboratory for research and experimentation” will be developed in the “pilot” Roma archaeological site of Ammaia in Portugal.

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