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Elaboration of Tarquinia's frescos: Tomba dei Baccanti. Add the graph of vibration response of an object after a sonic impulse, often used to find cracks. |
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Designed by the Meeting Coordinator, after a digitalisation of real linen cloth, freeware but with citation |
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On the left the photo from Pinterest (by F. Dalla Gata, 2012) of original Frescos, dated 400bC, inside the Baccanti's Tomb. Etruscans and greeks paint more on "human interactions": as this Kyliz painted by Triptolemos in 470 bC today at Getty Conservation. See also the red-figures attic kyliz (480 bC) today at Florence, National Archaeological Museum, code no. 3921. |
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After the restoration a photo of Tomba Fustigazione, from Soprintendenza per i Beni Archeologici dell'Etruria Meridionale of the right corner of the tomb. |
| Rome University, La Sapienza Mathematical, Physical, Natural Science Faculty Rome, Italy, Europe |
CMA4CH, Application of Multivariate Analysis and Chemometrics to Environment and Cultural Heritage → in the even years of III millennium ← |
Laurea Degree Course of Sciences Applied to Cultural Heritage for Diagnostic and for Conservation |
