The Great Rock of the Aquane: A masterpiece of Valcamonica recounted (and made consultable) with 21st-century tools.

A groundbreaking study on the rock drawings of Valcamonica, Italy, reveals new interpretations and cultural connections through innovative digital documentation. Andrea Arcà's work, 'The Great Rock of Naquane,' combines meticulous archaeological research with 21st-century technologies to analyze one of Europe's most significant engraved rock surfaces in the Alps. The study highlights how digital tools enhance both the recording and interpretation of archaeological heritage, offering fresh insights into the symbols and narratives depicted. This interdisciplinary approach not only advances our understanding of Alpine archaeology but also sets a new standard for the study of rock art worldwide.

BOZZARELLI, O. (2026). The Great Rock of the Aquane: A masterpiece of Valcamonica recounted (and made consultable) with 21st-century tools. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.20524540