Integrative Archaeological Surveying for the Enhancement of Nuraghe Piscu in Suelli (SU), Italy: Results and New Perspectives

The research activity on Nuraghe Piscu represents the first step of a broader research project aimed at documentation, promotion, and enhancement of tangible and intangible cultural heritage of Suelli (SU), Italy. The first excavations on this site date back to 1860 and further archaeological excavation and documentation campaigns were carried out in 1980s. However, present research shows the first complete survey of the monument. Thanks to this, it was finally possible to lay the foundations for an enhancement program that combines study and research with conservation and restoration activities using new technologies. The results obtained from the survey and analysis operations were useful both to deepen the research and documentation of the monument and to experiment with new methods of enhancement through 3D printing and augmented reality.