Architettura e Informatica. Il tempio della gens flavia a Leptis Magna

A pioneering 3D virtual reconstruction of the Flavian Temple at Leptis Magna has been achieved through advanced computational modeling and archaeological analysis. This breakthrough, led by architect Paolo Mighetto and implemented by Dr. Massimo Limoncelli, integrates decades of excavation data—both historical and recent—to depict the temple's initial phases with unprecedented accuracy. The reconstruction provides new insights into the architectural evolution of this significant Roman complex during the Flavian dynasty (1st century AD). By combining traditional archaeological methods with cutting-edge digital techniques, researchers have bridged gaps in historical records, offering a dynamic tool for studying Leptis Magna's heritage.

Dolciotti, A. M., Mighetto, P., & Limoncelli, M. (2014). Architettura e informatica : il tempio della gens Flavia a Leptis Magna [JD]. Libya Antiqua : Annual of the Department of Archaeology of Libya : VII, 2013/2014, VII. https://doi.org/10.1400/242291