deguio@interplanet.it
piazza Capitaniato 7 - 35139 PADOVA
049/8274594
Docente di
Metodologia e Tecnica della Ricerca archeologica
Metodologia della Ricerca archeologica
Tecniche di scavo e ricognizione
Curriculum
Armando De Guio, at present Associated Professor in "Method and Techniques of Archaeological research " at the Dept. of Arcaheoilogy, Univ. of Padua, Italy, has developed, through a number of key activities (direction of national and international archaeological projects, research and/or teaching in Italy and in foreign countries - especially Great Britain, U.S.A., Spain, Poland, USA, Burkina-Faso), an expertise spread in a range of related problem-domains and disciplines: General Method and Theory, Quantitative Archaeology (from Seriation to Survival Analysis, Spatial Analysis, G.I.S., Expert Systems, Simulation and Modelling, Neural Networks), Surface Archaeology, Remote Sensing, Prospections, Landscape Archaeology, Demographic Archaeology, Landscapes of Power, Landscapes of the Mind, Exchange Models, Ethno-Historical Archaeology, Experimental Archaeology, Public Archaeology and Eco-Cultural Resource Management, Archaeology of War. In his major field of practical activity - Surface Archaeology - Armando De Guio, also president of C.I.S.A.S. (International Centre For The Study Of Surface Archaeology), is directing four major long-term field-survey projects, that have involved far reaching collaborations with some major Italian and foreign institutions (particularly: Universities of Lancaster, London, Nottingham, Boston-BU, Napoli, Ouagadougou-Burkina-Faso, Center for Remote Sensing-Boston, African Studies Center-Boston, Metalcaff lab of Nanotechnology-Boston, ACCORDIA and CISAR-London, British School at Rome): (1) AMPBV (Alto-Medio Polesine - Basso Veronese), begun in 1986 in an area of the Eastern Po Plain (Veneto Region, Verona and Rovigo Provinces); (2) MONTI BERICI, started in 1993 in an area of the pre-alpine hill/mountain system (Veneto Region, Vicenza Province); (3) ALTOPIANO DEI SETTE COMUNI, started in 1993 in the pre-alpine upland (Veneto Region, Vicenza Province); (3) SOUROU, started in 1999 in the Sourou Valley (Northern Burkina-Faso.
Indirizzi di ricerca
- Archeologie applicate
- Paesaggi Fossili