How can digital technologies transform the way we explore, understand and engage with archaeological heritage?
The SOLIDI project, developed at the University of Milan, demonstrates the potential of digital approaches to make archaeological collections more accessible and encourage new forms of research, interpretation and public engagement.
Through the use of 3D digitisation and interactive digital environments, the project explores how archaeological objects can be documented and presented beyond the physical boundaries of traditional collections.
These approaches create opportunities to examine objects in greater detail, connect them with their historical contexts and make cultural heritage accessible to researchers and wider audiences.
The initiative reflects a broader transformation in the cultural heritage sector, where digital technologies are opening up new possibilities for documentation, preservation, interpretation and knowledge exchange.
We welcome projects that connect technological innovation with cultural heritage research and explore new ways of making Europe’s shared past accessible to future generations.
Discover SOLIDI and explore its digital approach to archaeological heritage: Visit the golden bond project website