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  1. A Simplified Geometric Index for Territorial-Scale Seismic Risk Ranking of Masonry Churches
  2. Assessment of mechanical properties for ancient timber through visual and ND methods
  3. Remains of the ancient colonnade in the archaeological site of Pompeii, Italy: vulnerability analysis and strengthening proposal
  4. Damage Assessment of Historical Masonry Churches Subjected to Moderate Intensity Seismic Shaking
  5. In Situ Observations on the Crack Morphology in the Ancient Timber Beams
  6. The Borbone's antiseismic system: Historical, constructive, and structural analysis
  7. The effect of pyroclastic flows of the 79 AD eruption of Mount Vesuvius on the Pompeii's city walls. The case study of the sector near the Tower XI
  8. In-plane and out-of-plane seismic vulnerability assessment of an ancient colonnade in the archaeological site of Pompeii (Italy)
  9. Damage progression analysis in a historical timber framed wall under cyclic loads through an image-based tracking method
  10. Ruins and Archaeological Artifacts: Vulnerabilities Analysis for Their Conservation Through the Original Computer Program BrickWORK
  11. Comparison between Two Traditional Earthquake-Proof Solutions: Borbone and Lefkada Timber-Frame Systems
  12. Tituli Picti in the archaeological site of Pompeii: diagnostic analysis and conservation strategies
  13. New compositional data on ancient mortars and plasters from Pompeii (Campania – Southern Italy): Archaeometric results and considerations about their time evolution
  14. Assessment of the Moroccan vernacular timber roof: a proposal for an eco-friendly strengthening system
  15. Andalusian Timber Roof Structure in Chefchaouen, Northern Morocco: Construction Technique and Structural Behavior
  16. Identità della struttura del monumento. Temi per un dibattito
  17. A Novel Numerical Tool for Seismic Vulnerability Analysis of Ruins in Archaeological Sites
  18. Historical study and static assessment of an innovative vaulting technique of the 19th century
  19. Non-Destructive Multi-Analytical Approach to Study the Pigments of Wall Painting Fragments Reused in Mortars from the Archaeological Site of Pompeii (Italy)
  20. Pompeii’s Stabian Baths. Mechanical behavior assessment of selected masonry structures during the 1st century seismic events
  21. Timber “Science” in Herculaneum during the 1st Century A.D.
  22. Seismic Protection in Pompeii during the Age of Nero and Vespasian
  23. Historical Overview on Criteria and Techniques for Reducing Timber Structures Deformability
  24. Seismic Vulnerability of the Ancient Pompeii
  25. State-of-the-art technology on conservation of ancient roofs with timber structure
  26. The Borbone “Istruzioni per Gli Ingegnieri”: A Historical Code for Earthquake-Resistant Constructions
  27. Seismic strengthening criteria and techniques in theRegno di Napoliduring the eighteenth century
  28. Reliability of Timber Framed Constructions in Seismic Prone Areas in the Practice Codes Issued from 18th to 19th Century
  29. Seismic Vulnerability of Borbone Masonry Reinforced with Timber Frames
  30. The Masonry Timber Framed Load Bearing Structure of “Baraccato” System: A Numerical Model
  31. The Masonry Timber Framed Load Bearing Structure of the Palazzo Vescovile in Mileto (Italy)
  32. Urban Planning and Building Reconstruction of Southern Italy after the 1783 Earthquake: The Case of Mileto
  33. Gaiolavs.BorboneSystem: A Comparison between 18th Century Anti-Seismic Case Studies
  34. In-Plane Versus Out-of-Plane “Behavior” of an Italian Timber Framed System—The Borbone Constructive System: Historical Analysis and Experimental Evaluation
  35. Historical Earthquake-Resistant Timber Frames in the Mediterranean Area
  36. Behaviour of the Borbone Constructive System Under Cyclic Loading: Preliminary Report
  37. Mechanical and Constructive Interpretation of the Giovanni Vivenzio’s Model
  38. Seismic Performance Evaluation of Timber—Framed Masonry Walls Experimental Tests and Numerical Modelling
  39. Timber Framing Wall in the Italic Civilization
  40. The paper deals with an anti-seismic system developed in South Italy during the 18th C.