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environmental contest of the archaeological park and very important for the enhancement project of the state-owned area. Finally, to document the plani-altimetric relations between nature and built area –essential for the project of fruition of the park – they have been performed some sections of the model aimed at the elaboration of representations which give the perception of the state of places. The digital survey of the park has constituted a valid analysis tool for the comprehension of the cultural, natural and landscape worthiness of places, allowing a “less static/more dynamic methodological approach” to the regeneration project of the Hyblean territory. Indeed, the possibility to be able to extract at any time new information, to compare with the planning solution being formulated, allowed a better control of the project through “less wastes/more quality choices”. “Less randomness/more ideas” would contribute towards the development of a sustainable project based on the strategies of enhancement of the archaeology and of the related landscape. Fig. 11: Plan graphical restitution of the archaeological park where is highlighted the project of survey. 1089
Fig. 12-13: The archaeological landscape between natural and built environment. Fig. 14-15: The remains of Kaukana settlement in the environmental contest of the park. 1090
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