Archivio Atena

Archivio Atena is a community-driven project aimed at preserving and enriching the cultural heritage of Atena Lucana, a small-fortified town in the province of Salerno. The project wants to build a community archive with the purpose of surveying and promoting local cultural heritage, through initiatives like digitizing private photos, organizing photo campaigns, and producing audio-visual materials. The archive was realized in a participatory way through co-design activities that directly involved the citizens of the small village. The project's aim is to create a sustainable development tool for the entire community, anchored by the practice of census-taking. This collective effort involves residents, students, artists, businesses, and local associations, offering training courses and workshops to empower individuals in heritage preservation. Technical workshops cover diverse skills such as embroidery, 3D printing, and soundscape creation, fostering community engagement and skill-sharing. The digital platform will serve as a comprehensive archive, accessible to all, preserving Atena Lucana's identity for future generations. Overall, it's a testament to collective action, promoting community cohesion and shared prosperity. Through these endeavors, Archivio Atena aims to revitalize connections within the community and with its cultural roots, nurturing a sense of pride and ownership in preserving their heritage. By bridging generations and fostering cross-cultural dialogue, it seeks to cultivate a vibrant and sustainable future for Atena Lucana, where its rich history and traditions continue to thrive.

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2025-10-03
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https://doi.org/10.30682/diiddsi25ssa
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Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History
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Archivio Atena

Martina Alessandrini
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Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History
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Archivio Atena

Martina Alessandrini
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Abstract

Archivio Atena is a community-driven project aimed at preserving and enriching the cultural heritage of Atena Lucana, a small-fortified town in the province of Salerno. The project wants to build a community archive with the purpose of surveying and promoting local cultural heritage, through initiatives like digitizing private photos, organizing photo campaigns, and producing audio-visual materials. The archive was realized in a participatory way through co-design activities that directly involved the citizens of the small village. The project's aim is to create a sustainable development tool for the entire community, anchored by the practice of census-taking. This collective effort involves residents, students, artists, businesses, and local associations, offering training courses and workshops to empower individuals in heritage preservation. Technical workshops cover diverse skills such as embroidery, 3D printing, and soundscape creation, fostering community engagement and skill-sharing. The digital platform will serve as a comprehensive archive, accessible to all, preserving Atena Lucana's identity for future generations. Overall, it's a testament to collective action, promoting community cohesion and shared prosperity. Through these endeavors, Archivio Atena aims to revitalize connections within the community and with its cultural roots, nurturing a sense of pride and ownership in preserving their heritage. By bridging generations and fostering cross-cultural dialogue, it seeks to cultivate a vibrant and sustainable future for Atena Lucana, where its rich history and traditions continue to thrive.

DIID(DIGITAL SPECIAL ISSUE 2)
European Biomedical Research Institute of Salerno (IT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History
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