Enhancing Visitor’s Experience inside Archaeological Parks in Italy
A Proposal for a Digital Musealization of Vulci
Abstract
The case study of the Archaeological Park of Vulci in Latium consists of a concrete project proposal for the creation of an innovative multimedia park, which can hopefully represent a benchmark for the digital enhancement of Archaeological Parks in Italy. The site has not in fact developed an adequate innovative proposal based on the dialogue between traditional forms of involvement and current technological advancements namely ICT (Information and Communications Technology) and DH (Digital Humanities). These problems are largely found in the majority of Archaeological Parks in Italy, which need to develop an ability to adapt to the market in order to attract new potential investors.
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