Integrated 3D Survey Methodologies and Digital Platforms for the Enhancement of Archaeological Data in the Digital Transition

This paper examines the current and crucial issue of the digitisation of Cultural heritage as it is applied to the archaeological field. It addresses the difficulties of managing and handling big data from archaeological parks that require software, dedicated systems and specific skills, which often result in the transition to digital being perceived as an end in itself. The research focuses on the case study of the archaeological site of Sepino in Molise (Italy) and proposes a workflow for the realisation and subsequent processing of the 3D survey of archaeological parks, recognising that the survey is the first step towards digitalisation. Secondly, it proposes solutions for the consultation, management and valorisation of the surveyed assets, mainly oriented towards dissemination.