Papers by Paolo De Paolis
InFieri. Incontri di Archeologia Sapienza, 2023
torre-faro detta Lucabullus a Brindisi: dalle fonti letterarie alla restituzione 3D CASAROTTO ANI... more torre-faro detta Lucabullus a Brindisi: dalle fonti letterarie alla restituzione 3D CASAROTTO ANITA, PALAZZINI FLAVIA, DE SIMONE CLAUDIO, TESSE STEK, Digital Field Survey Archaeology: recupero di legacy data di ricognizioni di superficie in Molise e Puglia con lo stage del Reale Istituto Neerlandese di Roma EBANISTA LAURA, Remote sensing: l'uso dei sensori multispettrali da bassa quota per la diagnostica archeologica
BAAL 22, 2022
In 2019, a Lebanese-Italian team surveyed the regions of Shawakeer and Ras el-Ain, located within... more In 2019, a Lebanese-Italian team surveyed the regions of Shawakeer and Ras el-Ain, located within the present-day municipality of Tyre, in southern Lebanon. The survey area extends to the south of the promontory of Tyre, in the Tyre Coast Nature Reserve, which seems to have been part of the Bronze and Iron Age city of Tyre. Several scholars have identified this area with the city of Ushu mentioned in the second and first millennia Bc texts, but also with the Palaeo-Tyre of the written records of the Hellenistic and Roman periods. After pioneer explorative surveys in the 1880s, this area has not been object of thorough archaeological exploration.
Moving from these insights, a new Lebanese-Italian collaboration was established in 2019 in order to carry out a first systematic survey of the regions of Shawakeer and Ras el- Ain. Through a combination of remote sensing and pedestrian survey, we were able to systematically document monuments and sites in these areas and to outline a preliminary timeline for human occupation of this important ‘cultural landscape’. This report presents the 2019 research activities, objectives, methodology, and results achieved.
Studia Eblaitica, 2022
The Lebanese-Italian Archaeological Project in the Region of Tyre is a collaboration between the ... more The Lebanese-Italian Archaeological Project in the Region of Tyre is a collaboration between the Directorate-General of Antiquities, Sapienza University of Rome, and the Lebanese University, on archaeological research and cultural heritage protection and promotion in the areas to the east and south of the present-day Tyre peninsula, represented, respectively, by Tell Mashouk, Shawakeer, and Ras el-Ain. These regions, which are traditionally connected with the historical quest for Palaeo-Tyre, must have played an essential role in the development of Tyre through the ages; however, little archaeological investigation has been carried out in the past. Therefore, the Lebanese-Italian Archaeological Project in the Region of Tyre aim is to study patterns of human occupation, land and sea use, and water management in this unique maritime cultural landscape in the environs of Tyre with a multi-level analytical approach.
Latium. Rivista di studi storici, 2019
Drafts by Paolo De Paolis
PAOLO DE PAOLIS I paesaggi antichi nell'alta valle del Sacco (VI secolo a.C.-IV secolo d.C.)
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Papers by Paolo De Paolis
Moving from these insights, a new Lebanese-Italian collaboration was established in 2019 in order to carry out a first systematic survey of the regions of Shawakeer and Ras el- Ain. Through a combination of remote sensing and pedestrian survey, we were able to systematically document monuments and sites in these areas and to outline a preliminary timeline for human occupation of this important ‘cultural landscape’. This report presents the 2019 research activities, objectives, methodology, and results achieved.
Drafts by Paolo De Paolis
Moving from these insights, a new Lebanese-Italian collaboration was established in 2019 in order to carry out a first systematic survey of the regions of Shawakeer and Ras el- Ain. Through a combination of remote sensing and pedestrian survey, we were able to systematically document monuments and sites in these areas and to outline a preliminary timeline for human occupation of this important ‘cultural landscape’. This report presents the 2019 research activities, objectives, methodology, and results achieved.