Silvia González Soutelo

Profesora Permanente Laboral

Universidad Autónoma de Madrid

Spain

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Silvia González Soutelo is a Profesora Permanente Laboral at Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain. Her research areas encompass the use of local marble in Roman-era sarcophagus production, the functionality of thermal bath systems, and the impact of archaeological site tourism. She also investigates accessibility to heritage and the role of technology in promoting cultural heritage sustainability through recent scholarly work.

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Ioanna Lykourentzou

Utrecht University

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Angeliki Antoniou

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University of West Attica

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Primera atestación del uso de mármol local en el noroeste peninsular para la producción de sarcófagos tardoantiguos

Considering New Functions in Thermal Bath Buildings: The Singular Heating Water System from the Roman Spa of Termas de São Vicente (Penafiel, Portugal)

Notes on the tourist exploitation of archaeological sites: A case of study of best practices applied to rural heritage in Spain

The Challenge of Accessibility to Heritage around the Via Francigena: The Potential of Thermal Heritage for Accessible Tourism

Capiteles marmóreos tardorromanos y altomedievales en Galicia: primeras valoraciones de conjunto sobre su producción, uso y reutilización

Las placas marmóreas de San Pedro de Carcacía (Padrón). Nuevas valoraciones interpretativas a partir de su análisis arqueométrico

On How Technology-Powered Storytelling Can Contribute to Cultural Heritage Sustainability across Multiple Venues—Evidence from the CrossCult H2020 Project

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Ioanna Lykourentzou

Angeliki Antoniou

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