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Sicilian Carts Museum ebook

Free eBook “Success Stories: eCultValue”

Our Sicilian Carts Museum features in the eCult interactive book (pp 65-66) “Success Stories: eCultValue”. Read it !!! CHSOS was at the eCult Winter Stage, Athens, Greece, December 8-9 2014. To advance cultural experience through the use of ICT, was the topic of the Winter Stage, organised by the eCultValue project together with the Acropolis Museum.  “There was a

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RECH3 call

International Meeting on Retouching of Cultural Heritage, RECH3

CHSOS is in the Scientific Committee of RECH3, the International Meeting on Retouching of Cultural Heritage. RECH3 is one of the largest educational and scientific events on Retouching field, an ideal venue for conservators and scientists to present research results about retouching. CHSOS has been active regarding imaging methodologies and so welcomed the opportunity to contribute to

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A guide to Museums to Develop a Technology Strategy

A guide to Museums to Develop a Technology Strategy

CHSOS is an eCult ambassador and contributed to the eCult Vademecum “A guide to Museums to Develop a Technology Strategy”.   CHSOS is invited speaker at “Christian Epigraphy in Syracuse” workshop, May 15th 2015. Since 2013 CHSOS has pursued diagnostics and documentation in Syracuse catacombs thanks to a research collaboration with Pontificia Commissione di Archeologia

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Conference The discovered wall paintings in Sicily

Conference: The discovered wall paintings in Sicily

The Conference “Discovered wall paintings in the Crucifix Chapel” was held in Aci Sant’Antonio April 26th. The Crucifix Chapel. A cycle of 18th century mural paintings was revealed in 2012 during maintenance works in the Crucifix Chapel of the Mother Church in Aci Sant’Antonio. The paintings have survived along the corners of the originally square

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Antonello Multispectral Imaging system

136% from 38 people

Our crowdfunding project keeps to grow! Collected 136% funding in 1 month! 38 people have contributed! “Multispectral Imaging for Art and Archaeology” is the first crowd funding project related to Art Conservation Science. For the first time, research funding is coming directly from the final users of this new tool for scientific examination of works of

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