Monno Alessandro
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 171269 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Monno Alessandro |
| NOMBRES | Monno |
| APELLIDO | Alessandro |
| FIRMA | ALESSANDRO M |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Bari Aldo Moro |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6018-2577 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 9 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The sound of science
Introduction The present article reports on a case study aimed at improving STEAM education in secondary schools. It discusses the use of sonification as a teaching strategy to integrate music into science learning, using different approaches from data audification to parameter mapping into aural models and to the rewriting of song lyrics based on STEM topics. Methods A qualitative research study has been performed in a secondary school in the sc…
Multi-analytical approach for identification of early artificial ultramarine, made by Raimondo di Sangro, in the blue frame on the altar of the Sansevero Chapel Museum in Naples
Identification of a very early production of artificial ultramarine. • Chemical characterization of artificial ultramarine by a powerful multi-technique approach. • Agreement between historical documentation and experimental findings. • Existence of an ultramarine blue created by Raimondo di Sangro recipe. • Innovative methodology of wood decoration with gilding and superimposed pigments. The history of ultramarine, a vivid blue pigment derived f…
Chert sources and territorial behaviour after the Neolithization process
This paper aims at investigating lithic raw material acquisition strategies and human mobility in the Sabina region (Central Italy) during the Neolithic period through the Non-destructive Multiparametric Protocol for Chert Investigation (NM-PCI) applied to the lithic assemblage of Grotta Battifratta (Sabina region, Rieti). Despite its importance as a unique natural bridge in the middle of the Italian peninsula, Sabina has long been archaeological…
SiLiBA
Lithotheques collect and exhibit raw material used by human communities for the manufacturing of objects during the Prehistory and represents an important tool of their knowledge. These collections are essential in the procuring and provenance study of archaeological lithic industries. This paper aims, firstly, to introduce SiLiBA, the lithotheque of the Earth and Geoenvironmental Sciences Department of the University of Bari Aldo Moro (Italy), a…
On Devotional Artworks
Devotional artworks represent a valuable form of art, as they are evidence of religious worship and the demo-ethno-anthropological, as well as historical-artistic, heritage of a community, which is why they definitely belong to the cultural identity of a geographic area. The Madonna della Croce wall painting is an example of devotional art preserved today in the homonymous church in Triggiano (Bari, Italy). The presented study concerns the charac…
A Non-Invasive and Sustainable Characterization of Pigments in Wall Paintings
This paper proposed a multianalytical, non-invasive, accessible and expensive (compared to traditional ones) approach for the characterization of pictorial surfaces. A set of 18 pigments and 37 mixtures widely used in the Middle Ages in the Apulia (Italy) artistic and archaeological contexts was considered, and corresponding replicas were produced. Pigments were first characterized by X-ray powder diffraction (XRPD), then replicas were studied by…
Roman Marble Collections in the Earth Sciences Museum of the University of Bari (Italy)
The Earth Sciences Museum of the University of Bari (Italy) boasts the presence of a precious and complete nineteenth-century collection of white marbles and colored stones used by the Romans to embellish their buildings and, afterward, reuse in new buildings and artworks for their high symbolic and aesthetic value. This collection, arranged by Francesco and Filippo Belli, consists of 577 samples and a printed inventory and other documents, which…
Glazed sgraffito ware from Torre Alemanna (Foggia, fifteenth to sixteenth century A.D.)
The archaeometric investigation of 46 potsherds of “Torre Alemanna type” pottery aimed to define a compositional reference group and to understand the technological characteristics of its production. Principal component analysis applied to bulk chemical data (XRF) of the ceramic body showed a strong compositional homogeneity. Their comparison with local clays and 6 fragments of bricks sampled from the ceramic kiln, on the one hand, revealed the u…
Development of a multiparametric characterisation protocol for chert investigation and application on the Gargano Promontory mines
Development of a multiparametric characterisation protocol for chert investigation and application on the Gargano Promontory mines
A Non-Invasive and Sustainable Characterization of Pigments in Wall Paintings
This paper proposed a multianalytical, non-invasive, accessible and expensive (compared to traditional ones) approach for the characterization of pictorial surfaces. A set of 18 pigments and 37 mixtures widely used in the Middle Ages in the Apulia (Italy) artistic and archaeological contexts was considered, and corresponding replicas were produced. Pigments were first characterized by X-ray powder diffraction (XRPD), then replicas were studied by…
Development of a multiparametric characterisation protocol for chert investigation and application on the Gargano Promontory mines
Glazed sgraffito ware from Torre Alemanna (Foggia, fifteenth to sixteenth century A.D.)
The archaeometric investigation of 46 potsherds of “Torre Alemanna type” pottery aimed to define a compositional reference group and to understand the technological characteristics of its production. Principal component analysis applied to bulk chemical data (XRF) of the ceramic body showed a strong compositional homogeneity. Their comparison with local clays and 6 fragments of bricks sampled from the ceramic kiln, on the one hand, revealed the u…
SiLiBA
Lithotheques collect and exhibit raw material used by human communities for the manufacturing of objects during the Prehistory and represents an important tool of their knowledge. These collections are essential in the procuring and provenance study of archaeological lithic industries. This paper aims, firstly, to introduce SiLiBA, the lithotheque of the Earth and Geoenvironmental Sciences Department of the University of Bari Aldo Moro (Italy), a…
On Devotional Artworks
Devotional artworks represent a valuable form of art, as they are evidence of religious worship and the demo-ethno-anthropological, as well as historical-artistic, heritage of a community, which is why they definitely belong to the cultural identity of a geographic area. The Madonna della Croce wall painting is an example of devotional art preserved today in the homonymous church in Triggiano (Bari, Italy). The presented study concerns the charac…
A Non-Invasive and Sustainable Characterization of Pigments in Wall Paintings
This paper proposed a multianalytical, non-invasive, accessible and expensive (compared to traditional ones) approach for the characterization of pictorial surfaces. A set of 18 pigments and 37 mixtures widely used in the Middle Ages in the Apulia (Italy) artistic and archaeological contexts was considered, and corresponding replicas were produced. Pigments were first characterized by X-ray powder diffraction (XRPD), then replicas were studied by…
Roman Marble Collections in the Earth Sciences Museum of the University of Bari (Italy)
The Earth Sciences Museum of the University of Bari (Italy) boasts the presence of a precious and complete nineteenth-century collection of white marbles and colored stones used by the Romans to embellish their buildings and, afterward, reuse in new buildings and artworks for their high symbolic and aesthetic value. This collection, arranged by Francesco and Filippo Belli, consists of 577 samples and a printed inventory and other documents, which…
Chert sources and territorial behaviour after the Neolithization process
This paper aims at investigating lithic raw material acquisition strategies and human mobility in the Sabina region (Central Italy) during the Neolithic period through the Non-destructive Multiparametric Protocol for Chert Investigation (NM-PCI) applied to the lithic assemblage of Grotta Battifratta (Sabina region, Rieti). Despite its importance as a unique natural bridge in the middle of the Italian peninsula, Sabina has long been archaeological…
The sound of science
Introduction The present article reports on a case study aimed at improving STEAM education in secondary schools. It discusses the use of sonification as a teaching strategy to integrate music into science learning, using different approaches from data audification to parameter mapping into aural models and to the rewriting of song lyrics based on STEM topics. Methods A qualitative research study has been performed in a secondary school in the sc…
Multi-analytical approach for identification of early artificial ultramarine, made by Raimondo di Sangro, in the blue frame on the altar of the Sansevero Chapel Museum in Naples
Identification of a very early production of artificial ultramarine. • Chemical characterization of artificial ultramarine by a powerful multi-technique approach. • Agreement between historical documentation and experimental findings. • Existence of an ultramarine blue created by Raimondo di Sangro recipe. • Innovative methodology of wood decoration with gilding and superimposed pigments. The history of ultramarine, a vivid blue pigment derived f…
Archaeology (6 obras) · Cultural Heritage Materials Analysis (6 obras) · Building materials and conservation (5 obras) · Computer Science (5 obras) · Conservation Techniques and Studies (5 obras) · Geography (5 obras) · Art (4 obras) · Geology (4 obras) · Provenance (3 obras) · Visual arts (3 obras)