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20401665 MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING OF HISTORICAL GARDENS AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES in Ecosystems Biodiversity and Management LM-6 (professor to define)
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MODULE 1.- ARCHAEOLOGICAL AREAS. (2 CREDITS) THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MAN & NATURE IN THE ANCIENT TIME, AND ITS EVOLUTION DURING THE AGES. THE BIODETERIORATION PHENOMENA, RELATED TO THE VEGETATION IN THE ARCHAEOLOGICAL AREAS THE POSITIVE ROLE OFPLANTS FOR THE CONSERVATION OF THE HISTORIC AND MONUMENTAL HERITAGE. PROBLEMS OF NATURE CONSERVATION IN REFUGE SITES..MODULE 2.- HISTORICAL GARDENS (2 CREDITS) THE ORIGIN OF THE IDEA OF GARDEN. HISTORICAL EXCURSUS FROM THE ASSYRO-BABYLONIANS, EGYPTIANS, GREEK-ROMANS, MEOIOEVAL TIMES TO MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY AGE. THE PROBLEMS OF MANAGEMENTS OF HISTORICAL GARDENS.
THE CATALOGATION OF THE BOTANICAL COMPONENT IN THE HISTORICAL AREAS ACCORDING TO THE PG/B RECORD. MODULE 3 FIELD PRACTICE (2 CREDITS) VISIT IN EXEMPLIFICATIVE AREAS, SUCH AS COLOSSEUM AND HORTI FARNESIANI ON THE PALATINE, ARCHAEOLOGICAL AREAS IN THE APPIA ANTICA, AND OTHER HISTORICAL PARKS IN THE CENTRAL ITALY) TO GIVE SOME FURTHER DETAILS.
(reference books)
LA BIOLOGIA VEGETALE PER I BENI CULTURALI (VOL.II), 2005 G. CANEVA (A CURA). ED. NARDINI, FIRENZE.
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