Poggio Colla
The 1995 Season Sampler
By (author) Sam C Carrier By (author) Susan Kane Photographs by Gregory Warden
Excavations at Poggio Colla, a hilltop site northeast of Florence have revealed an Etruscan settlement from the seventh through third centuries B.C. In 1995 a team sponsored by Southern Methodist University and Oberlin College, began its work at this important site. This multimedia CD-ROM sampler documents that first season. Through text, still photographs, videos, and Quick Time Virtual Reality the viewer is transported to the site and witnesses the process of excavation. Features include on-site lectures by the staff, video clips of the work, and photographs of the principal finds. Reports on the season’s work include a summary of principle observations and a Director’s Notebook. Credits: Producer and Director Sam C. Carrier; Editor Susan Kane; Photography Gregory Warden; Videography Susie Georges Brandt Heitzman; CD Production Kristine Burns. Made with: Adobe Acrobat, Photoshop, and Premiere; Apple QuickTime VR; Macromedia Director; WordPerfect. Requirements: Macintosh with a 68020 or higher processor, color monitor, CD-ROM drive, and at least 8 megabytes of free memory. System 7.1.1 or higher, and QuickTime 2.0 or higher.
- By (author) Sam C Carrier
- By (author) Susan Kane
- Photographs by Gregory Warden
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