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- Wieke de Neef (Ghent University / Otto-Friedrich University Bamberg)
- Francesco Carrer (School of History, Classics and Archaeology, Newcastle University (UK))
- Umberto Tecchiati (University of Milan)
- Tesse Stek (KNIR - Royal Netherlands Institute in Rome)
- Riccardo Rao (University of Bergamo)
- Fabio Saggioro, Nicola Mancassola (University of Verona)
- Roberto Maggi, LASA (Laboratorio di Archeologia e Storia Ambientale), University of Genova
- Andrea Cardarelli, Andrea Conte (University of Rome "La Sapienza")
- Federico Zoni (University of Bergamo)
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- Putzolu et al., The 2nd Millennium BC in the northern Apennines
- Giorgi et al., New insights into the upland landscape of ancient Epirus, Southern Albania
- Carra, Subsistence economy in the Bronze Age in the northern Apennines upland
- Gaucci et al., Mapping mobility in the Apennines: The Reno Valley between the 6th-4th century BCE and the contemporary period
- Cirelli et al., Insediamenti di altura nell’Appennino Romagnolo e Toscano nel medioevo
- Betori et al., Amatrice: da castello a città
- Del Fattore, Upland landscapes and settlements strategies in the Central-Southern Apennines (1000 BC-2023 AD)
- Conversi et al., The site of Albareto cà Nova
- Bottazzi et al., Attorno al Monte Titano (739 m s.l.m.). Ricerche archeologiche e paleoambientali in Repubblica di San Marino
- Conversi et al., Il sito tardoatico – medievale d’altura della Piana di S. Martino , Pianello Val Tidone (PC)
- Cortesi et al., Archeologia dei paesaggi in una vallata appenninica: il progetto “Val Fantella” (Premilcuore, FC)
- Barbariol, Farms abandonment in Iceland
- Garattoni, Doss Penede (Nago, TN): progettare e costruire un insediamento minore nell’Alto Garda in epoca romana
- Santandrea, Detecting and Mapping Hilltop Sites between the Cesano, Misa, and Nevola River-Valleys
- Bonazzi et al., “Media Valle del Cedrino”: a region between uplands and plateaus
- Zanotti, Back to Monte della Croce
- Monticone et al., Un approccio di archeologia museale al ri-studio del sito neolitico di Chiomonte-La Maddalena (Piemonte, Italia). Revisione ed aggiornamento dei dati dal 1988 al 2023.
- Facciani et al., Exploring the funerary landscape of the Samarkand piedmont area
- Kaur and Poddar, Colonial Churches of Shimla: Public Archaeology as a Tool for Engagement and Outreach
- Datta, Upland Buddhist Monastic Complexes and the Pala Kingdom: Reviewing the Highland-Lowland Relationships in Ancient Bengal
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Enrico Giorgi
Professor of Landscape Archaeology
Teacher in Archaeology of Landscapes and of Ancient Cities and Head of TolomeoLAB (https://site.unibo.it/tolomeolab/it)
Member of the Academic Board for the PhD in History and Archaeology. Studies on Heritage, Memory and Cultures (from 2017).
Editor of GROMA (groma.unibo.it) the open access peer-reviewed e-journal of the University of Bologna (from 2007)
Director of the Study Centre for the Archaeology of the Adriatic and of the Archaeological Park of Suasa.
Main topics of the research concern the study of Landscapes Archaeology and Topography for Archaeological Documentation.
Recently the Main topics concern the study of the born of ancient Greek-Roman Towns in Adriatic and Ionian Area.
Director and Co-Director of Archaeological Projects in Italy (Suasa AN, Monte Rinaldo FM, Ascoli Piceno, Pompei NA) and in Albania, Croatia, Egypt.
Collaborates with several international research institutes such as the British School at Rome. Author of numerous publications, he was invited to present the results of his research at various National and International Conferences.
Cristiano Putzolu
Professor of Digital Archaeology
Junior assistant professor in Methodology of Archaeological Research from February 2022, I have been working with GIS, archaeological survey and Digital Archaeology for a couple of decades. My research interests include digital archaeology, landscape archaeology, and recent prehistory. I am involved in several research projects as an expert in GIS and surveying and have numerous participations in national and international conferences and several publications in scientific volumes and journals.
Claudio Cavazzuti
Professor of Networks and Mobility in Archaeology
Assistant Professor in Prehistory and Protohistory at the University of Bologna, Associate Researcher at the CNR-ISPC, Research Fellow at Durham University, and Anthropologist for the Ministry of Culture. He has recently directed the Marie Skłodowska-Curie project "Ex-SPACE"(Exploring Social Permeability in Ancient Communities of Europe), focussed on the reconstruction of human mobility in Bronze Age Europe through strontium and oxygen isotope analyses. His bioarchaeological research range from the Central Mediterranean to the Danubian-Carpathian basin. He is also expert of ancient metallurgy and experimental archaeology. He co-directs the excavation at Solarolo (Ravenna) with prof. Maurizio Cattani and participates to various international research projects.