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Editors live at Royal Albert Hall. Lovely show to raise funds for TCT. I bought a pretty bad seat but managed to ninja my way to any awesome box seat and then to a seat with an awesome view :)
Editors e Cigarettes After Sex in concerto a Taranto per Medimex 2019, foto di Annita Fanizza per www.rockon.it
ROMA ARCHEOLOGICA & RESTAURO ARCHITETTURA 2023. Roman Forum artefacts on show after decades in the dark. THE TIMES LONDON & YouTube (19 APRIL 2023). Also see: Architect Giacomo Boni, "The Public Library of the [Roman] Forum Museum - Letter to the Editor", THE TIMES LONDON (14 July 1905): 4; And: "THE MUSEUMS - THE NEW ROMAN FORUM MUSEUM"; in: ROMA - Parco archeologico del Colosseo (2023); Also: Dr. Arch. Cristina Gonzalez-Longo, "Giacomo Boni at the Museo Forense: Construction History as a Source for Architectural Innovation"; (2006): 1341-1362. Foto's by: Francesco Campanini / Fb (19/04/2023) & Gianni de Dominicis / Fb (30/04/2023). wp.me/pbMWvy-43U
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Foto: ROMA - VISITA - Depositi in Mostra - Visite speciali ogni venerdì pomeriggio ai depositi della via Nova
14 APRILE 2023 - 30 GIUGNO 2023. ROMA - Parco archeologico del Colosseo (20/04/ 2023).
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VISITA - Depositi in Mostra - Visite speciali ogni venerdì pomeriggio ai depositi della via Nova. 14 APRILE 2023 - 30 GIUGNO 2023.
ROMA - Abbiamo presentato alla stampa #DepositiinMostra, il programma di visite guidate che, ogni venerdì fino al mese di luglio, porterà il pubblico a scoprire il prezioso patrimonio custodito nei nostri depositi sulla via Nova, eccezionalmente aperti per l’occasione, con reperti che non erano esposti da oltre 30 anni; in: ROMA - Parco archeologico del Colosseo / Fb (20/04/ 2023). [s.v., sotto].
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Foto: ROME – View of the ancient rooms on the Via Nova forming part of Domus Tiberiana overlooking the Roman Forum, now restored and converted into exhibition rooms for artifacts discovered in the Roman Forum by Italian Engineer, Architect & Archaeologist Giacomo Boni during the first decade of the 20th century (c. 1898-1912); in: ROMA – Parco archeologico del Colosseo / Fb (04/2023).
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1). ROME - Roman Forum artefacts on show after decades in the dark. THE TIMES LONDON (19 APRIL 2023).
Opening a drawer in a small room at the heart of the Roman Forum, the archaeologist Ivana Montali pulls out 2,000-year-old pens made from bone, with sharp tips at one end for writing in wax and a rounded shape at the other for erasing mistakes.
“On one of the pens you can see the rounded end has been chewed away by a nervous Roman — some things don’t change,” Montali said.
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Foto: Giacomo Boni, "The Public Library of the [Roman] Forum Museum - To the Editors of THE TIMES LONDON." (14 July 1905): 5. [see: source information below].
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The pens are among a collection of 2,000 artefacts — including dice, jugs, coins, skeletons, brooches and funerary urns — that were dug up at the Forum and are now on display for the first time after sitting in store rooms for decades.
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Foto: ROME – “THE MUSEUMS – THE NEW ROMAN FORUM MUSEUM”; in: ROMA – Parco archeologico del Colosseo (2023).
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The Roman Forum Museum is housed in the ground floor of the Cloister of Santa Maria Nova: the exhibition itinerary displays the Roman Forum contexts excavated by the archaeologist/architect Giacomo Boni in the early 20th century.
The first Antiquarium of the Forum was established by Boni in 1908 in the premises of the Convent of Santa Francesca Romana/Santa Maria Nova -a building erected by Pope Alexander VI between 1492 and 1503- with the aim of presenting to the public the results of the excavations conducted in those years in the area of the Roman Forum. The Antiquarium consisted of nine exhibition rooms and was to become a cultural centre for research and study. In the presentation of the archaeological materials, the integrity of the excavated sites was respected, in the belief that single artefacts retain their historical and archaeological value only if displayed within their original context. Over time, the Antiquarium’s collection was expanded with the display of materials from the investigations of Dante Vaglieri, Alfonso Bartoli, Pietro Romanelli and Gian Filippo Carettoni [undertaken since the early 20th century and up-to the late 1960s].
Source:
--- "THE MUSEUMS - THE NEW ROMAN FORUM MUSEUM"; in: ROMA - Parco archeologico del Colosseo (2023).
parcocolosseo.it/en/area/museums/the-new-roman-forum-museum/
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“We couldn’t leave these artefacts hidden away — the Forum needs to be shared with the public as much as possible,” Alfonsina Russo, the site’s director, said.
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ROME - Roman Forum artefacts on show after decades in the dark. THE TIMES LONDON & YouTube (19 APRIL 2023).
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What makes the new permanent displays more remarkable is their location. They have been set up in Ancient Roman-era shops and offices on the Via Nova, a once-busy high street running through the Forum, where Romans did business, voted, held trials and celebrated their military victories.
Now the rooms are packed with display cases, boxes and drawers full of artefacts, some of which can be picked up and scrutinised by the public.
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Foto: ROME – Italian archaeologist Dr. Astrid D’Eredità of the Parco Archeologico del Colosseo guiding visitors in the recently restored & modernized sections of the ‘Museum of the Roman Forum’ located within part of the Convent of Santa Francesca Romana / Santa Maria Nova in the Roman Forum. Fonte / Source; in: Gianni de Dominicis / Fb (30/04/2023).
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The main criticism to [Italian Engineer, Architect & Archaeologist Giacomo] Boni is that he did not publish more on his work (probably due to lack of time but mainly lack of collaborators willing to disseminate his findings). He compensated for this however by publishing a few important writings, like the one he published in 1901 on archaeological investigation methods: Il Metodo (Boni 1901). In this publication, Boni makes clear how he privileges material evidence. This text discusses the stratigraphic archaeological excavation methodology. Boni had applied a similar approach in the Museo Forense [or the Office and the Museum of the Roman Forum; designed by G. Boni, who at the time - The Archaeological Director of the Roman Forum, 1898-1925 & later Director of the Palatine Hill, 1907-25] but instead of ground excavation, the stratigraphic sections have now been done in elevation. This example stressed the importance of conserving in situ not only the remains, but also some sections that show the stratification over the time. This method also enables the appreciation and research of remains that are not well understood at the time, but which maybe understood by future generations.
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--- Dr. Arch. Cristina Gonzalez-Longo, "Giacomo Boni at the Museo Forense: Construction History as a Source for Architectural Innovation'; pp. 1341-1362 = Proceeding of the Second International Congress on Construction History. Queen’s College, Cambridge University, 29th March - 2nd April 2006 / Construction History Society; in: Cristina Gonzalez-Longo / Academia.edu. (09/05/2023).
www.academia.edu/4878386/Giacomo_Boni_at_the_Antiquarium_...
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“We want these finds on display as close as possible to where they were found, to tell their story,” said Russo.
The first room features funerary urns and skeletons from 41 tombs found at the site that date as far back as the 10th century BC, before the founding of Rome when the future Forum was still marshland.
“There was a large necropolis here, first dug up in the 19th century,” said Russo.
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Foto: ROME – Italian archaeologist Dr. Astrid D’Eredità of the Parco Archeologico del Colosseo guiding visitors in the recently restored & modernized sections of the ‘Museum of the Roman Forum’ located within part of the Convent of Santa Francesca Romana / Santa Maria Nova in the Roman Forum. The Convent and the later Museum is located within the standing architectural remains of the ancient Temple of Venus and Roma (c. 135 A.D). Fonte / Source; in: Gianni de Dominicis / Fb (30/04/2023).
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ROMA, IL FORO ROMANO - VISITA - Depositi in Mostra - Visite speciali ogni venerdì pomeriggio ai depositi della via Nova / 14 APRILE 2023 - 30 GIUGNO 2023; in: Gianni de Dominicis / Fb (30/04/2023).
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Along the Via Nova, another space offers the chance to look at republican and imperial-era finds including a flute, pens and ink pots.
Many items were found in the 34 wells at the Forum that were sealed in the republican era as new aqueducts brought water to Rome.
Foto: ROME – View of one the ancient rooms on the Via Nova forming part of Domus Tiberiana overlooking the Roman Forum, now restored and converted into exhibition rooms. The photo shows the aerial photographs of the Pre-Roman burials sites (c. 10th to 6th century B.C.) unearthed by G. Boni in 1902-05 near the Temple of Antoninus and Faustina in the Roman Forum. Also the contents one of the Pre-Roman burials sites, in this case an inhumation burial with assorted grave goods. Fonte / source, foto: Francesco Campanini / Fb (19/04/2023).
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“We think water jugs were thrown into the wells when they were sealed as a rite to give thanks for the water they had provided,” Montali said.
The shops and offices lining the Via Nova formed part of Domus Tiberiana, a palace started by Nero in the 1st century AD and enlarged by Hadrian a century later.
Foto: ROME – View of one the ancient rooms on the Via Nova forming part of Domus Tiberiana overlooking the Roman Forum, now restored and converted into exhibition rooms. The photo shows various artifacts unearthed in the Roman Forum by G. Boni in the first decade of the 20th century (c. 1898-1911). Fonte / source, foto: Francesco Campanini / Fb (19/04/2023).
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The complex extended from the Palatine Hill, where emperors lived, to the Forum.
Making space for shops and offices in an imperial palace reflected Hadrian’s idea of combining the palace with the life of the city. The rooms and tunnels dug into the soft rock of the Palatine also helped turn the entire hill into a honeycombed imperial complex, one reason why the word Palatine evolved into the word “palace”.
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ROMA, IL FORO ROMANO - VISITA - Depositi in Mostra - Visite speciali ogni venerdì pomeriggio ai depositi della via Nova / 14 APRILE 2023 - 30 GIUGNO 2023; in: Francesco Campanini / Fb (19/04/2023)
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The third and final room tells the story of what happened as the Roman empire began to crumble, starting with a chunk of bronze that was created by coins fused together during a fire at a money-changer’s office in AD410 during the sacking of Rome by Alaric, the king of the Visigoths.
A cupboard is filled with pottery jugs from a 10th-century kiln, which were dumped in a disused fountain, probably because they suffered from defects.
By that time houses were being built on the site of the Forum, contributing to the 30ft layer of spoil that accumulated on top of the Forum, which archaeologists had to dig through.
Foto: ROME – View of one the ancient rooms on the Via Nova forming part of Domus Tiberiana overlooking the Roman Forum, now restored and converted into exhibition rooms. The photo shows a detailed scaled drawing by one of G. Boni’s architectural assistants of the progress and finding of the excavations of the ancient architectural remains border on the upper section of the Sacra Via in the Roman Forum around 1902-06. Fonte / source, foto: Francesco Campanini / Fb (19/04/2023).
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The new display of artefacts follows the opening of a dedicated museum at the Forum in 2021, but Russo said there were still many more items that remain unseen.
“We have about 100 more store rooms filled with artefacts,” she said.
Fonte / source:
--- THE TIMES LONDON (19 APRIL 2023).
www.thetimes.co.uk/article/roman-forum-artefacts-on-show-...
Fonte / sources:
Foto: “Giacomo Boni & Gli Scavi Al Foro Romano”; in: La Tribuna Illustrata, No. 44 (02/11/1902): 525-527.
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--- Giacomo Boni, "The Public Library of the [Roman] Forum Museum - To the Editors of THE TIMES LONDON." (14 July 1905): 5; in:
ROMA ARCHEOLOGICA & RESTAURO ARCHITETTURA 2021. “Giacomo Boni. L’alba della modernità Mostra sull’«eremita» del Palatino. Corriere Della Sera (15/ 12/2021).” S.v., “Roma, dopo anni di attesa riapre l’Antiquarium del Foro Romano. L’intervento COR Arquitectos e Flavia Chiavaroli.” P+A. Professione Architetto (16/12/2021). Anche: “Giacomo Boni and the Roman Forum & Forum Museum, 1898-1907.” The Sphere (21 Sept. 1907) & Giacomo Boni, “Letter to the Editor.” The Times / London (14 July 1905): 4 & & Giacomo Boni; in: La Tribuna Illustrata, No. 44 (02/11/1902): 525-527. wp.me/pbMWvy-2iG
--- ROMA, IL FORO ROMANO - VISITA - Depositi in Mostra - Visite speciali ogni venerdì pomeriggio ai depositi della via Nova / 14 APRILE 2023 - 30 GIUGNO 2023; in: ROMA - Parco archeologico del Colosseo (04/2023).
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19th October 2013,
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Barcelona.
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Mar del Plata, 15 de mayo de 2014 - En el marco del Mercado de Industrias Culturales del Sur (MIC SUR) se llevó a cabo la mesa "Jornadas de coedición. GESTION DE MATERIAL EN LA PREVIA A LA MESA. Capacitación a cargo de los editores de la Alianza Internacional de Editores Guido Indij y Constanza Brunet.
Fotos: Silvina Frydlewsky / Ministerio de Cultura de la Nación.