The LUMOS II combines easy handling with cutting-edge FPA imaging performance for highest spatial resolution close to the diffraction limit. All switchable hardware parts are motorized and are automatically set as required within the analytical workflow.
This paper examines unpublished archival documents preserved by the Consorzio di Bonifica concerning archaeological finds during the reclamation of the Thirties of last century, mostly of the letters where exchanged between the Consorzio and the Office of Archaeological Heritage responsible for the territory. Through the study of the documents was possible to retrieve unknown information and to connect archaeological finds and topographic contexts.
During the Italian Colonial period in Libya the Sahara desert represented a challenge both in terms of its military and political control and in terms of grasping the cultural complexity of a region, which differed greatly from the Mediterranean area.
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