ARCHEOLIBRI

Passion for archeology and for the Italian historical and artistic heritage has resulted in Archeolibri, a publishing house that recalls the past through reconstructive images. Archeolibri was founded in 2007, following the ten-year collaboration between Lozzi Roma and Editrice Millenium, both specialized in the tourism publishing sector and belonging to the Gruppo Lozzi Editori. The editorial project is mainly based on publications providing informative material based on rigorous scientific research, dedicated to sites, places and cities with a rich historical, archaeological and artistic heritage. Our so-called “Archeoguida” (archaeological guides) and multimedia products target everyone interested in magnificent archaeological reconstructions and spectacular settings. Through a patented method that, overlapping drawings and images, reconstructs ancient monuments no longer existing and recalls scenes of daily life in the past, you can observe the differences between the now and the then. The multimedia applications, based on the Augmented Reality, virtual movies and 3D graphic reconstructions, represent interesting means of education and effectively compare the appearance of a monument in the past and in the present. The publishing house also created a new project to arouse the children’s curiosity with the series ArcheoJunior.

Archeolibri was founded in 2007, following a decade-long collaboration between the publishing houses Lozzi Roma and Editrice Millenium, both of which specialize in tourism publishing and belong to the
Lozzi Publishers Group.

The publishing house’s publishing project is based on popular but scientifically rigorous publications: the Archeoguides.

Through the patented papermaking method, overlaying drawings and images reconstructs ancient monuments and evokes scenes of daily life in the past, from the Florence of the Medici to the Serenissima and Pompeii’s sumptuous residences, Magna Graecia or the Roman Empire.

In addition, multimedia applications and Augmented Reality enrich the Archeoguides by offering the reader digital representations expressed by the most advanced technologies.

The publishing house also develops publishing projects aimed at younger children with publications in the ArcheoJunior series.