The Archaeological Map of Ancona: new IT tools

This paper presents the technological innovations introduced to the Archaeological Map of Ancona (Italy) in 2024, when the platform was first published online. The new IT structure is based on the use of two open-source software: Directus for database management and Geonode for the open access distribution of archaeological datasets supported by relevant metadata.

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Groma Documenting archaeology
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2025-10-21
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https://doi.org/10.32028/groma-issue-9-2024-3247
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Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History
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The Archaeological Map of Ancona: new IT tools

Eleonora Iacopini
Groma Documenting archaeology
Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History
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The Archaeological Map of Ancona: new IT tools

Eleonora Iacopini
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This paper presents the technological innovations introduced to the Archaeological Map of Ancona (Italy) in 2024, when the platform was first published online. The new IT structure is based on the use of two open-source software: Directus for database management and Geonode for the open access distribution of archaeological datasets supported by relevant metadata.

Groma Documenting archaeologyVol. 9
Sapienza University of Rome (IT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 69%
Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History
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