Man and landscape in antiquity and middle ages.
First part. 1. Man and landscape in antiquity: concepts and work tools
1.1 Concept and definition of the course.
1.2 Topics:
1.2.1 The knowledge of space in antiquity: historical geography; demography and history;
1.2.2 Ancient landscape and environment transformations, rural assets.
1.3 Traditional tools: historical sources: an ideologic vision: cartography: toponomastic, aerial photography, survey.
1.4 “Light” archaeology: research and non-invasive diagnostics between tools and methods

Second part: Greek and Roman Urban development
2.1 Ancient cities and landscapes
2.2 From the Greek city to the Roman city
2.3 Landscape, infrastructures and rural settlements
2.4 The minor settlement
2.5 Rural settlements
2.6 Archaic and republican Rome, Imperial Rome

Third Part. 3. Archaeology of architecture methodological background for the archaeological study of mural structures
3.1 The parts of the building. Arches, vaults and threelitic system.
3.2 Building materials and techniques.
3.3 Archaeology of architecture and stratigraphy of elevated structures.
3.4 Lab.