International School of Cultural Heritage 10 ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUMS AND PARKS OF PRAENESTE AND GABII Participants Soufiane Er-Rahoui, Director of the National Museum of Photography, National Foundation of Museums (Morocco) Myriam Mahmoudi, Curator and Heritage Advisor, Bardo National Museum / National Heritage Institute – INP (Tunisia) Islam Ahmed Ghareeb Ahmed Farrag, Cultural Heritage Expert, Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities – ICOMOS (Egypt) Kasim Osumanu Mireku, Cultural Administrator, Centre for National Culture, Western Region (Ghana) Abstract The project explores an experimental approach to interpreting the archaeological site of Gabii through photography, poetic writing, and geolocated soundbased storytelling. Led by Mediterranean photographer and poet Marianne Catzaras, participants will work in the field to identify meaningful locations within the site and produce visual materials, texts, and audio recordings that will be integrated into a digital narrative map. The project will result in a first version of a web app combining images, words, and sound to offer new ways of reading and experiencing the archaeological landscape. Output Production of photographs, poetic texts, and audio recordings in collaboration with the artist Workshop with artist Marianne Catzaras Development of a geolocated narrative map of the archaeological site First prototype of a web app for site interpretation Definition of a replicable heritage storytelling methodology Gabii Listening Map – Geolocated Photography and Poetry Storytelling Project for Heritage Interpretation
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