Rilievi e ricostruzioni tridimensionali per l'indagine archeologica: i pavimenti musivi della villa di via Neroniana in Montegrotto Terme

The issues developed into the study of some floor surfaces, in the northern area of the roman villa, in the via Neroniana site (Montegrotto Terme), led to use innovative survey technologies, testing a photo-scanning methodology that integrated geometrical data of selected pattern, acquired at the macro and micro scale. The Aquae Patavinae project, thank to PRIN "The Termalism in the roman age between knowledge and exploitation", directed by University of Padua, was supported by collaboration with Institute for Technologies Applied to Cultural Heritage of National Research Council (ITABC-CNR). One of the specific tasks of the Institute was to apply innovative survey methodologies to support scientifically some interpretation related historical and archaeological issues, in the site.