Welcome! This is the entry point for the “little participatory lithology exercise” launched on March 21, 2020 from Tatti (Southern Tuscany) by pibinko.org with the Jug Band Colline Metallifere (Metalliferous Hills Jug Band), networked with other folks around Italy and abroad. To make your way into the project, there are various avenues. You may choose from:
- The March 21st presentation, with two introductory tunes
- A virtual visit to our “gallery“
- The instructions for various roles considered for the project: collectors, classifiers, entertainers, and sponsors
- A map of the project participants.
- At the end of this page, a list of all the articles we published in the News section of this site. Reload the page to see them in a different order.
- From the Jug Band Colline Metallifere site, the Lithobag blog series, with songs about rocks, stones, and minerals, plus some tunes we write about this project, performed also by friends (to date we have Francesco Ceri dei Matti delle Giuncaie, and Liliana Cafiero).
- Mauro the T-Rex, with his diary and an awesome performance on his song about the project.
- Contacts: micalosapevo@pibinko.org or +393317539228
Mar. 24, 2020: Participatory Lithology Interview for Caterpillar (RAI Radio 2)
The Participatory Lithology Gallery
Mauro the T-Rex
The Stone Collectors are meeting on the Web. The project starts from Tatti (Il Tirreno, Grosseto edition, March 27, 2020)
Participatory Lithology, end of week 2: here comes geojazz
Participatory Lithology: Options for Sponsors
Participatory Lithology selected as one of the finalists for the 2020 Falling Walls Engage contest
The pibinko.org network, buiometria, and participatory lithology @ Radio Popolare Milano (March 26, 2020)
Participatory Lithology presented on S+T+ARTS.eu
- Participatory Lithology: the map as of Apr. 8, 2020
Lithology: Public and Geologists Collaborate (Science Connected, Apr. 13, 2020)
Participatory Lithology: Instructions for Classifiers
Lithobag #1: Rock and a Hard Place
Participatory Lithology: the Map
- Claudia Göbel on Participatory Lithology
Here come the first participatory lithology samples with a name
Apr. 13, 2020:Participatory Geology project in time of Covid-19 | Italy
A little “participatory lithology” exercise from Southern Tuscany
“Between a Rock and a hard Phase”: our first week with Participatory Lithology (Mar. 21-27)
Taking pictures for the Participatory Lithology Project
- Cristian Carlone on Participatory Lithology
P.E.L.P. ep. 5: Naming the first stones, lots of music, and teenage Mauro