Pianificazione, Territorio, Cultur

Magnaghi, Alberto

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“…The former method was used to obtain thin and less-elongated tools and the latter method resulted in laminar tools. While some of the shorter and thicker tools in layer E were produced through orthogonal unipolar reduction, comparable tools were produced by a discoidal method and bipolar anvil technique in layer D. This is a significant difference, which hints at multiple occupational sequences with different technological repertoires and potentially different use of the territories over time (Raffestìn, 1983(Raffestìn, , 1984Turco, 1988;Magnaghi, 2001;Massafra, 2018). This hypothesis will be tested in the future using other lines of evidence including radiometric dating, paleoenvironmental reconstruction and faunal studies.…”

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Neanderthals of Porto Selvaggio in southern Italy: lithic industry of Grotta Torre dell'Alto (Nardò, Lecce)

Ranaldo

Massafra²,

Kitagawa

2021

J Quaternary Science

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Porto Selvaggio in southern Italy is where the Uluzzian culture was first identified and documented, providing key insights into the transition from the Middle to the Upper Paleolithic. The area has also yielded evidence for continuous occupations by Neanderthals spanning between Marine Isotope Stage (MIS) 5 and 3. Situated in the Natural Regional Park of Porto Selvaggio, different sites were excavated by Borzatti von Löwenstern in the 1960 and 1970s. As one of the initiatives in the research program of the Museo della Preistoria di Nardò, we have revisited the artifact assemblages from these caves. Based on the lithic analysis of production sequences, we document the development of Levallois and laminar methods before MIS 3 when this form of reduction sequence presumably dominated in the region according to the previous research. The review of the lithic assemblages is combined with the contextualization of chronostratigraphy and paleoenvironmental study in the region to consider the possible role that this region had for Neanderthals during unfavorable climatic conditions.

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Neanderthals of Porto Selvaggio in southern Italy: lithic industry of Grotta Torre dell'Alto (Nardò, Lecce)

Ranaldo

Massafra²,

Kitagawa

2021

J Quaternary Science

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“…With the aim of defining in a qualitative-quantitative way the urban resilience of a multi-hazard territorial context [37][38][39][40], the key concepts of Coping Capacity, Adaptive Capacity, and Transformative Capacity were taken into account, representing the so-called resilience determinants. As widely described by [27], these capacities can be defined according to specific criteria such as people's response to risks (i.e., ex-ante or ex-post activities/actions), the time horizon of people's activities/actions (i.e., short-term or medium-term), the degree of changes within social structures, and outcomes related to people's CC, AC, and TC capacities.…”

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“…The whole urbanization is mainly located in the northern macro-sector enclosed by Via dell'Epomeo, an urban road in the middle of the district from E to W, and by Raccordo Soccavo (properly named Asse Viario Pigna-Soccavo-Pianura), an extra-urban beltway below the Camaldoli Park. In the northern macro-sector, rural permanences and persistences [37] of the ancient Casale Soccavo (i.e., historical nucleus characterized by cottages spread out on the area [53]) are still visible close to the secondary road named Via Bottazzi-Via Risorgimento from W to E, through the urban morpho-typology (Figure 4). From the second half of the 19th Century, the massive urban expansion, preannounced by the construction of Via dell'Epomeo in 1957, gradually saturated most of the district, including the southern macro-sector up to Fuorigrotta.…”

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Coping Capacity, Adaptive Capacity, and Transformative Capacity Preliminary Characterization in a “Multi-Hazard” Resilience Perspective: The Soccavo District Case Study (City of Naples, Italy)

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An innovative methodology for characterizing Coping Capacity (CC), Adaptive Capacity (AC), and Transformative Capacity (TC) resilience determinants in a multi-hazard territorial context is applied to the Soccavo district (Naples, Italy), located in the Campi Flegrei caldera and exposed to volcanic eruptions, ground deformations (bradyseism), earthquakes, geomorphological processes (landslides, rock falls, erosion), and climate change-related hazards (heat waves, pluvial floods). The method allowed for the identification of the CC, AC, and TC parameters that can be easily converted into qualitative–quantitative variables. Among all parameters, the method focused on multi-stakeholder and civil society engagement, which is representative of TC and variable relating to the risk perception and awareness, the urban space perception, or the people’s ability to activate bottom-up urban transformation processes within resilient development pathways. Therefore, qualitative tools such as collaborative mapping and co-design processes, pertaining to the urban planning and design fields, and quantitative tools such as surveys, from the social science field, were harmonized and combined to collect and analyze data on these site-specific topics. Considering people’s priorities and needs, the study was useful to define shared sustainable and resilient solutions in order to holistically integrate Disaster Risk Reduction/Climate Change Adaptation urban planning and design approaches and simultaneously deliver social, environmental, and economic co-benefits.

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“…Puesto que asumimos que los valores patrimoniales e identitarios del paisaje residen en el patrimonio territorial, el foco de las operaciones se traslada sobre el conjunto de los sedimentos materiales y cognitivos que lo forman. Para entender de qué forma las operaciones sobre el patrimonio territorial pueden revertir en la formación del paisaje de una forma innovadora, la escuela territorialista presenta un modelo teórico del territorio en el que los procesos de territorialización se asocian con el crecimiento del patrimonio territorial (Magnaghi, 2001). Este crecimiento coincide, de acuerdo con nuestra fundamentación, con una regeneración continuada del paisaje.…”

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Hacia un proyecto de paisaje desde el patrimonio territorial

Río

2022

Estud. geogr.

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A pesar del régimen de protección jurídica que adquiere el paisaje desde la entrada en vigor del Convenio Europeo del Paisaje y de la abundante producción científica y técnica derivada, creemos que aún hoy en día la controversia sobre su naturaleza compleja y las dificultades de integrar todas las dimensiones que lo definen disminuyen la efectividad de las acciones de protección, gestión u ordenación. En este escenario, presentamos el proyecto de paisaje desde el patrimonio territorial, un marco autónomo de referencia para orientar las estrategias de diseño que afectan al paisaje a la restauración de sus dinámicas de formación. Asumimos que esta restauración es necesaria para promover un desarrollo local autosostenible. La definición de este proyecto de paisaje se basa en la fundamentación y la metodología formuladas por la escuela territorialista florentina para el proyecto integrado de territorio, con las que entendemos que persigue el mismo fin. El objetivo de la investigación es establecer los términos metodológicos y el alcance geográfico que garantizan que toda estrategia en el marco del proyecto de paisaje se orienta a la restauración de las dinámicas de formación del paisaje. La definición surge de una síntesis de las conclusiones extraídas del análisis de la metodología analítica para la proyección identitaria del territorio y de un análisis del grado de correspondencia entre las estructuras de los planes paisajísticos de la Puglia y la Toscana y de esta metodología analítica.

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Pianificazione, Territorio, Cultur

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Neanderthals of Porto Selvaggio in southern Italy: lithic industry of Grotta Torre dell'Alto (Nardò, Lecce)

Neanderthals of Porto Selvaggio in southern Italy: lithic industry of Grotta Torre dell'Alto (Nardò, Lecce)

Coping Capacity, Adaptive Capacity, and Transformative Capacity Preliminary Characterization in a “Multi-Hazard” Resilience Perspective: The Soccavo District Case Study (City of Naples, Italy)

Hacia un proyecto de paisaje desde el patrimonio territorial

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