During the MagNet project, the following products were produced, among other activities:

webinars conducted

13
on the best practices and fruition models already developed at other sites, based on the use of new technologies for cultural heritage enhancement

digitized exhibits

7
with the 3D laser scan technique, acquired at the museums of the Network of Magna Graecia Museums

videos produced

4
to promote the museums and archaeological areas under their jurisdiction, which are part of the Network of Magna Graecia Museums, and describe the user experience of the app

app developed

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to link with a common thread the Magna Graecia sites of interest in the project and the specific activities of archaeology, from excavation campaigns to museum displays

    webinar

    In May, June, and July 2022, webinar cycles were held in which national and international industry experts illustrated best practices and usage models already developed on other sites based on new technologies to enhance the cultural heritage.
    The seminars, aimed at stakeholders and project partners, as well as the audience of insiders, and all users interested in the proposed interventions, represented a fundamental hub for the MagNet project. Such milestones have been achieved through the presentation and dissemination of current uses and implementations of Digital Heritage and its most significant strategies already developed in other sites and with the development of a coherent and functional strategy to be applied in the reference sites of the project.

    Watch the videos

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    Digital or analog? Physical or virtual? Material or immaterial?
    Simon Pastor (Capitoline Superintendence)
    Digital or analog? Physical or virtual? Material or immaterial?
    Matteo Lombardi (University of Ferrara)
    Virtual fruition and gamification for the enhancement of cultural heritage: interactive museums and archaeological parks
    Michele Scioscia (Effenove srls)
    Museum Connections: new technologies at the service of museums
    Maurizio Amoroso (Entertainment Game Apps, Ltd.)
    Strategies for collaborative enhancement of cultural heritage through digital platforms of free knowledge
    Luigi Catalani (National Library of Potenza)
    The integration of digital solutions for the immersive use of cultural heritage: case studies and application projects
    Raffaele Santangelo (Digital Lighthouse Srl)
    Research, Technology, Culture and Tourism for Regional Development
    George Kremmydas (PED-IN)
    The digital media "Museum Finder": a tool to enhance the cultural heritage
    Nikos Cavvadas (Museum Finder)
    HAL: Hub for Artistic Laboratories
    Michail Panagopoulos (Ionian University)
    Good practices for the development and promotion of digital culture, opportunities for sustainable tourism in the Ionian Islands
    Elena Vasilaki (structural civil engineer)
    Underwater cultural tourism and its promotion through digital media and technologies
    Angelos Manglis (Atlantis Consulting SA, AdrioBAN Manager)
    Best practices in cultural tourism: the cases of excellence in the use of social networks for tourism and promotional purposes
    Palmarosa Fuccella (communication designer)
    New communication for the enhancement of cultural heritage
    Giuseppe Ariano (marketing and communication expert for cultural heritage)

    findings

    Some of the most valuable artifacts on display in the museums that collaborated on the MagNet project have been fully digitized with the help of photogrammetry and 3D laser scan and integrated within the "MagNet: Magna Grecia Mission" application. In our Findings Database it is possible to view them directly via browser, looking down to the smallest detail, accompanied by the relevant archaeological records.

    Findings Database

    Click on the icon to access the MagNet Findings Database.

    videos

    National Archaeological Museum of Basilicata "Dinu Adamesteanu" (Potenza)
    National Archaeological Museum of Metaponto (Bernalda)
    National Archaeological Museum of Siritide (Policoro)
    Tower of Satriano (Tito)
    Archaeological Museum of Corfu (Greece)
    Italian version
    English version
    Greek version
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    app

    MagNet: Mission Magna Graecia is the free applied game for mobile devices (smartphones and tablets), compatible with Android and iOS, in which you can accompany Giulia, a young archaeologist on her first assignment, through an adventure on the trail of the Gorgon, passing through the archaeological sites of Metaponto, Policoro, and Tower of Satriano in Tito, and the national archaeological museums of Potenza and Corfu.

    Click on the icon to access the page dedicated to the app