RICHES is on Archeomatica website!

The Italian e-zine about new technologies and Cultural Heritage presents RICHES to its readers

Posted on: 7 February 2014

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On the 5th of February 2014, Archeomatica published an article about RICHES, offering to its readers a general presentation of the “Social-Sciences and Humanities” project funded by the EU Commission within the 7th Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development.

logoArcheomatica is a multidisciplinary magazine, printed in Italy and published also online, devoted to the dissemination of advanced methodologies, emerging technologies and techniques for the Cultural Heritage’s knowledge, documentation providing, preservation and improvement. Archeomatica is open access, believing that the research results freely available to the public improve the global knowledge exchange. Its contents and its objectives are certainly in line with RICHES’ ones and the magazine presented itself as an appropriate tool for the project’s dissemination.

RICHES Italian article is entitled “RICHES: come le tecnologie stanno cambiando la cultura? – RICHES: how technology is changing culture?”; to read the article click here.

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