Il patrimonio archivistico del Museo Nazionale dell’Alto Medioevo: inventariazione e valorizzazione in termini digitali

Alessia A. Glielmi

«Archeologia e Calcolatori» 2017, Supplemento 9, 171-186; doi: 10.19282/ACS.9.2017.16

Abstract

ARCHIVE MAME is a digitization and cataloging project of the archivistic collection at the National Museum of the Middle Ages (MAME) in Rome. This project was possible thanks to an agreement signed in 2015 between the Museum and the National Research Council (CNR). Established in 1967, the National Museum of the Middle Ages preserves and exhibits materials dating from the fourth and the fourteenth century coming mainly from the city of Rome and from the central areas of Italy. Among its finds there is an excellent group of finds from the two most important Longobard necropolises in central Italy, Nocera Umbra and Castel Trosino. It is composed of weapons kits, jewelry, ivory, glass and bronze vessels and ceramics. The archive consists of repertory records and models following the history and the evolution of archaeological objects and pieces in the collection.

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