Considering the remarkable historical, artistic, monumental, demoethno-anthropological, archaeological, archival and national library heritage, in order to improve the management and safety of places of fulture, it becomes essential to focus attention on the new 6G technology which will allow the fusion of digital world with the physical world capaple of transmitting huge amounts pf data and information in seconds. The places of culture (archaeologifal areas, archaeological parks, museums, monuments, archives, libraries), like other built places, thanks to 6G technology and its flexibility, versatility, sustainability, reliability, will be able to become completely interconnected.

Cultural heritage sites such as places of archaeological interest generally extend over wide areas. Those who manage such sites need to ensure cultural heritage preservation, visitor safety, security and access and need to take into consideration visitors with disabilities. This fundamental goal is attainable by means of integrated systems and innovative technologies, such as the Internet of Everything (IoE), which can link together people, things (mobile terminals, smart sensors, devices and actuators, wearable devices), information (data, knowledge) and processes. Since much information is needed to design a suitable IoE-based system, necessary to realize a Smart Archaeological Area, an appropriate methodology has been developed. The purpose of this article is to report on a suitable analysis and data acquisition method based on flying drones, necessary for the design and realization of such an IoE-based integrated system for archaeological areas. To ensure practicality, reasonable final costs, minimal risk levels and an elevated level of reliability and resilience, we consider the restrictions imposed by a typical archaeological area and use it to assess the system we have developed.

The purpose of this paper is to illustrate an Internet of Everything based integrated security system for archaeological areas capable of ensuring visitors security, cultural heritage preservation/protection and great usability for visitors, with particular reference to visitors with disabilities. Genetic Algorithms (GAs) have been used to design the integrated security system, in particular for fields elements such as Wi-Fi Access Points, CCTV cameras, installation poles (to respect the archaeological vincula of the site) to ensure a reduction of final costs and a high level of reliability and resilience of the system itself, keeping, into consideration, the typical vincula and restrictions of archaeological areas The proposed system, together with the GAs based optimization technique, thanks to its flexibility, can be used in any kind of archaeological area or any kind of cultural site by means of a proper adaption.

Born in 2012 DATABENC, District of High Technology for Cultural Heritage was created to implement a strategic plan for the management and enhancement of cultural heritage of the region of Campania. We met the President Angelo Chianese.

In the framework of the cultural heritage, several records are recognized to our Country. With regard to them, it is worth to mention the establishment of a selected body of investigators Carabinieri Tutela Patrimonio Culturale specifically dedicated to combating crimes against cultural heritage. The Interview to Gen. B. Mariano Mossa is mainly focused to highlight the experience gained over more than 40 years of activity by the mentioned body. In particular, it will be illustrated the features and services which can enjoy a citizen by downloading the mobile app developed by Carabinieri Tutela Patrimonio Culturale.

In the framework of the cultural heritage, several records are recognized to our Country. With regard to them, it is worth to mention the establishment of a selected body of investigators Carabinieri Tutela Patrimonio Culturale specifically dedicated to combating crimes against cultural heritage.The Interview to Gen. B. Mariano Mossa is mainly focused to highlight the experience gained over more than 40 years of activity by the mentioned body. In particular, it will be illustrated the features and services which can enjoy a citizen by downloading the mobile app developed by Carabinieri Tutela Patrimonio Culturale.

SMART CITY LIVING LAB ON THE ISLAND OF ORTIGIA IN SIRACUSA - UNES CO WORLD HERITAGE SITE SINCE 2005 - IS FOCUSED ON THE VALORIZATION OF THE HISTORICAL HERITAGE PRESENT ON THAT TERRITORY, IN ORDER TO FACILITATE THE MANAGEMENT AND PROMOTION OF INTELLIGENT, CREATING DIRECT COMMUNICATION CHANNELS, PROVIDING PERSONALIZED INFORMATION AND SERVICES IN REAL TIME FOR TOURISTS AND CITIZENS. THE IMPLEMENTED SOLUTIONS REPRESENT A NATIONAL PREVIEW OF THE PROJECT AND ALLOW AN IMMERSIVE EXPERIENCE OF ARCHAEOLOGICAL HERITAGE THROUGH THE USE OF WEB 2.0 TECHNOLOGIES AND INTUITIVE NAVIGATION CONSISTENT WITH ALL CONTENTS ACROSS ALL MEDIA AVAILABLE TO USERS.

Born in 2012 DATABENC, District of High Technology for Cultural Heritage was created to implement a strategic plan for the management and enhancement of cultural heritage of the region of Campania. We met the President Angelo Chianese.

Nel 2010 si celebrano i 400 anni della morte di Caravaggio e Carpineto Romano, piccolo centro sui Monti Lepini, festeggia il ritorno della tela “San Francesco in meditazione" che fu rinvenuto su una parete della chiesa di San Pietro Apostolo. L’opera fu spostata poiché la sede di Carpineto si riteneva non idonea. Il comune si è attivato per poter riospitare l’opera d’arte e ha allestito una sede con impianto museale innovativo nella cui realizzazione è stato coinvolto il CNR. Caravaggio in Carpineto Museum In 2010 we celebrate the 400th anniversary of the death of Caravaggio and Carpineto Romano, a small town on Lepini mountain celebrates the return of the painting “San Francesco in Meditazione" that was found on a church’s wall. The work was moved because the site was considered unsuitable. Now Carpineto has an innovative museum made with the collaboration of CNR.

Caravaggio in Carpineto MuseumIn 2010 we celebrate the 400th anniversary of the death of Caravaggio and Carpineto Romano, a small town on Lepini mountain celebrates the return of the painting "San Francesco in Meditazione" that was found on a church's wall. The work was moved because the site was considered unsuitable. Now Carpineto has an innovative museum made with the collaboration of CNR.