The course will provide the necessary knowledge, methodologies, and instruments:
1) for the analysis of problems regarding the biodeterioration of artworks (of bacterial, fungal, algal, lichen and plant origin), and on their phenomenology;
2) for techniques for the prevention and control of biological damage in the museum environment as well as at heritage and archaeological sites; for the recognition of the intangible heritage patrimony connected to the natural environment;
3) for the analysis of biological material in a heritage context to carry out investigative sampling and environment reconstruction;
It will also give some remarks on conservation issues and the enhancement of historical gardens and parks, monuments, and archaeological sites.
1) for the analysis of problems regarding the biodeterioration of artworks (of bacterial, fungal, algal, lichen and plant origin), and on their phenomenology;
2) for techniques for the prevention and control of biological damage in the museum environment as well as at heritage and archaeological sites; for the recognition of the intangible heritage patrimony connected to the natural environment;
3) for the analysis of biological material in a heritage context to carry out investigative sampling and environment reconstruction;
It will also give some remarks on conservation issues and the enhancement of historical gardens and parks, monuments, and archaeological sites.
teacher profile teaching materials
for the analysis of problems regarding the biodeterioration of artworks (of bacterial, fungal, algal, lichen and plant origin), and on their phenomenology;
for techniques for the prevention and control of biological damage in the museum environment as well as at heritage and archaeological sites;
for the recognition of the intangible heritage patrimony connected to the natural environment
for the analysis of biological material in a heritage context to carry out investigative sampling and environment reconstruction;
It will also give some remarks on conservation issues and the enhancement of historical gardens and parks, monuments, and archaeological sites.
and references on case-studies
Mutuazione: 20410485 Biologia vegetale dei beni culturali in Biodiversità e gestione degli ecosistemi LM-6 CANEVA GIULIA
Programme
Knowledge, methodologies, and instruments: for the analysis of problems regarding the biodeterioration of artworks (of bacterial, fungal, algal, lichen and plant origin), and on their phenomenology;
for techniques for the prevention and control of biological damage in the museum environment as well as at heritage and archaeological sites;
for the recognition of the intangible heritage patrimony connected to the natural environment
for the analysis of biological material in a heritage context to carry out investigative sampling and environment reconstruction;
It will also give some remarks on conservation issues and the enhancement of historical gardens and parks, monuments, and archaeological sites.
Core Documentation
La Biologia vegetale per i beni culturali (vol.I e II), 2005 G. Caneva (a cura). Ed. Nardini, Firenzeand references on case-studies
Type of delivery of the course
The course will take place with classroom lectures on the main topics of the course. The course also includes laboratory exercises on the main topics of the course.Type of evaluation
The evaluation will be based on an original elaboration and an oral test.