The paper presents the initial results of a recent project focused on one of the necropolises, known as ‘I Pini’, related to the pre-Roman settlement of Numana/Sirolo (Ancona, Marche Region). Specifically, it focuses on the re-contextualization of archival data from excavations carried out in the last century and on the integration of various geophysical survey methods, implemented with a synergistic approach both within and outside the now-musealized archaeological area. These operations, aimed at resuming archaeological investigations of the necropolis and achieving a more precise topographical framework, have shed new light on the context, revealing new information regarding previous investigations and contributing to the definition of a more targeted excavation strategy. The extension of non-invasive surveys beyond the area already subject to excavation has also revealed new significant archaeological features pertaining to the necropolis itself, redefining its boundaries and providing new insights into its internal layout.
Baldoni, V., Boschi, F., Guarino, G., Zampieri, E., Finocchi, S., Morelli, G. (2026). La ripresa delle ricerche alla necropoli “I Pini” di Sirolo/Numana (AN): integrazione tra legacy data e nuove prospezioni geofisiche. ARCHEOLOGIA E CALCOLATORI, 37.1, 7-28 [10.19282/ac.37.1.2026.01].
La ripresa delle ricerche alla necropoli “I Pini” di Sirolo/Numana (AN): integrazione tra legacy data e nuove prospezioni geofisiche
Vincenzo Baldoni;Federica Boschi;Giuseppe Guarino;Enrico Zampieri
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2026
Abstract
The paper presents the initial results of a recent project focused on one of the necropolises, known as ‘I Pini’, related to the pre-Roman settlement of Numana/Sirolo (Ancona, Marche Region). Specifically, it focuses on the re-contextualization of archival data from excavations carried out in the last century and on the integration of various geophysical survey methods, implemented with a synergistic approach both within and outside the now-musealized archaeological area. These operations, aimed at resuming archaeological investigations of the necropolis and achieving a more precise topographical framework, have shed new light on the context, revealing new information regarding previous investigations and contributing to the definition of a more targeted excavation strategy. The extension of non-invasive surveys beyond the area already subject to excavation has also revealed new significant archaeological features pertaining to the necropolis itself, redefining its boundaries and providing new insights into its internal layout.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.



