August 11, 2025PlantsOpen Access

The Historical Evolution of the Role of Vegetation in the Enhancement and Conservation of Archaeological Sites: A Landscape Architecture Perspective Focused Mainly on Cases from Italy and Greece

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Vegetation enhances archaeological site experiences and preserves historical integrity, facilitating sustainable engagement with heritage sites.
Key milestones, such as the Athens and Venice Charters, inform the integration of vegetation and historical context within urban landscapes.
The review encompasses case studies from Italy and Greece, assessing how landscape architecture utilizes vegetation for both aesthetics and ecological functions.
Future strategies should address historical authenticity and species selection to improve the ecological impact of landscape designs involving archaeological sites.

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This review highlights the evolution of landscape architecture's role in managing vegetation for archaeological sites, suggesting transformative strategies for heritage conservation and sustainability.

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Kanellou et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c23595b210217d64770ffa https://doi.org/10.3390/plants14152302

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The Historical Evolution of the Role of Vegetation in the Enhancement and Conservation of Archaeological Sites: A Landscape Architecture Perspective Focused Mainly on Cases from Italy and Greece

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The Historical Evolution of the Role of Vegetation in the Enhancement and Conservation of Archaeological Sites: A Landscape Architecture Perspective Focused Mainly on Cases from Italy and Greece

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